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Old Jul 4, 2009, 11:08 AM   #16
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congrats. too bad about the E85 though, i'm lucky enough to have a station nearby. BBK + some form of alcohol in the fuel is a big winner (check GST_Motorsports for some awesome results from back in winter).
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Old Jul 5, 2009, 01:27 PM   #17
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Just got my car back setup is similar to yours. All I can say is
I've been following your threads to try and get a feel for what my dyno numbers would be since we don't have any in Alaska.
Tuning made a big difference here, the car left with 25-30whp more than it rolled on with.

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Congrats on your results.

That was a well detailed post!!!
Info = king when it comes to setups and details make it all happen. Stupid posts saying '450whp on stock IX turbo bishes!' with nothing else are why this section exists, so people can see legit dyno numbers and the setups to go along with them.

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congrats. too bad about the E85 though, i'm lucky enough to have a station nearby. BBK + some form of alcohol in the fuel is a big winner (check GST_Motorsports for some awesome results from back in winter).
Bryan is prolly who pushed me over the edge on getting a BBK over an FP Red and I'm super glad I did. Again, with the detail he provided along with his posts, I really found the right turbo for me, and I still think its a better turbo for 4/5 people. Some want peak whp numbers, some want a little more bottom end. I have yet to see a local FP Red on pump gas, that will be interesting.
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Old Jul 5, 2009, 08:28 PM   #18
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nice numbers! i bet she pulls really hard. what flow is the bbk full rated at?
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Old Jul 6, 2009, 06:36 AM   #19
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I think its only rated at like 48 lbs/min but I have proven here that it can produce FP Red-level power with the right combo.
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Old Jul 6, 2009, 07:12 AM   #20
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i love the bbk but i feel like the bbk does need pump or e85 to keep up with a well tuned red even on pump gas. just my thoughts from the graphs i have seen. +1 on bbk power!!!
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Old Jul 6, 2009, 07:29 AM   #21
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I think its only rated at like 48 lbs/min but I have proven here that it can produce FP Red-level power with the right combo.
wow that is impressive!
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Old Jul 6, 2009, 07:35 AM   #22
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i love the bbk but i feel like the bbk does need pump or e85 to keep up with a well tuned red even on pump gas. just my thoughts from the graphs i have seen. +1 on bbk power!!!
I dont think this is true..

the red's we have had on our dyno usually make similar or slightly higher peak WHP than the BBK, at similar boost, but less wtq and slower spool....



turn the wick up on a red though and throw some hot fuel at it, and its pretty awesome.

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glad you guys like the BBK... it has shown flow of about 50lbs min through logging software, unfortunately we dont have a test cell to actually measure it in

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Old Jul 6, 2009, 08:21 AM   #23
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Ya I have several friends with the red now and it seems like getting it to hold boost and running high octane fuel is what is needed to make it shine up top.

I put together these ROUGH overlays from August 2008 to June 2009 on my car.

Pump gas:


Alky:


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-Basic port job on IX turbo to full port job on CBRD BBK Full
-stock head to MAP stg3 ported head
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-500cc of denatured alcohol (49% meth, 49%ethanol) to 950cc of 50/50 meth/water
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-NOTE: on IX turbo I had boost onset slightly delayed because of some freaknasty compressor surge I had on spool-up. I'm not doing this on the BBK. The IX turbo could def spool ~350rpm sooner on the same setup on my car. On some IX's tuners have been able to get the BBK to spool identical to the IX turbo...with my caviots, I have basically achieved this, but with a huge asterisk.

On alky, the car is up like 100whp @ 7400rpm, just freaknasty! on pump, its up 80whp @ 7400rpm.

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Old Jul 15, 2009, 04:22 PM   #24
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Extremely nice stock turbo upgrade!!! Your graphs are making me drool!!
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Old Jul 15, 2009, 04:26 PM   #25
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Damn...very nice #s man...Congrats...Now lets see some track results!!
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Old Jul 15, 2009, 07:46 PM   #26
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Thank you! The car is a freaking BLAST to drive! I keep making up excuses to take back roads everywhere I go just to keep having fun fun fun. Still my DD, still rackin' up the miles, still puttin a smile on my face every day
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Thank you! The car is a freaking BLAST to drive! I keep making up excuses to take back roads everywhere I go just to keep having fun fun fun. Still my DD, still rackin' up the miles, still puttin a smile on my face every day
Hi Sheides

Awesome results mate; I have always loved reading your build posts. Well done.
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Old Jul 16, 2009, 09:53 AM   #28
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quiestion ???

what would make a better pump car ?????

the red or the bbk ???? im just curiuos on how these 2 would match up on spool and power
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Old Jul 16, 2009, 10:08 AM   #29
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quiestion ???

what would make a better pump car ?????

the red or the bbk ???? im just curiuos on how these 2 would match up on spool and power
IMHO the bbk. It seems like the BBK and Red seem to produce nearly identical peak whp numbers, but from what I've seen between some friends with reds and me is that even though we spool up nearly identically, the BBK makes torque much earlier, this is on high boost though, not pump. From what I've seen on other people's posts, the red will produce slightly higher peak whp numbers but when you look at the entire curve the BBK would be the one to pick. When I see a local FP Red on pump gas I will definitley be comparing it with mine
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thanks , for the answer

i would love to see some true pump graphs on red , hey scheides , have u been in an fp red car on pump ??? did it lagg to much ??? ur car must be a blast man
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