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Old Oct 6, 2009, 12:33 PM   #16
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From what I have seen from other 93oct Red dyno sheets the power doesn't normally climb that steep towards 7500. Interesting... I wonder if the 25psi wastegate has anything to do with that as well.
Ryu, I believe that the 25psi gate has a lot to do with it still climbing at 7500. The dump helps maintain the boost and the gate helps achieve the boost . Tends to be a nice combo. I have both but I'm trying to mess with my 25psi gate because I was spiking 37 but now I'm back down in the 31 range. PM sent
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Old Oct 9, 2009, 02:12 PM   #17
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Wow! That is an impressive dyno sheet for an FP Red on straight 93 octane. Those are great numbers, and on a mustang dyno. Congrats!
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Old Oct 9, 2009, 02:28 PM   #18
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Our o2 housing has shown LARGE spool up gains compared to a recirculated o2 housing with the Red.
What exactly do you attribute the improvement in spoolup to? Would it be related to the design of the bends/diameter in the turbine discharge tubing creating less backpressure?
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Old Oct 13, 2009, 02:23 PM   #19
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What exactly do you attribute the improvement in spoolup to? Would it be related to the design of the bends/diameter in the turbine discharge tubing creating less backpressure?
personally i would have to say the reduction in backpressure w/ the divorced wastegate. couple years ago SportCompactCar did a write up on divorced wastegates, on a honda w/ a turbo kit, w/ mild boost ranges they picked up 35 whp w/ the only change being a divorced wastegate... since i have always been a fan
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personally i would have to say the reduction in backpressure w/ the divorced wastegate. couple years ago SportCompactCar did a write up on divorced wastegates, on a honda w/ a turbo kit, w/ mild boost ranges they picked up 35 whp w/ the only change being a divorced wastegate... since i have always been a fan
I dunno, people pay magazines lots of money for testing like that.
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Our o2 housing has shown LARGE spool up gains compared to a recirculated o2 housing with the Red.
How can an open dump improve spool-up? Isn't it closed during spool-up? Similarly, a regular O2 isn't recirc'ing anything during spool-up because the wastegate is closed. Please explain. Thx.
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Wow nice gains! I will have to look into that shearer myself.
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Wow! That is an impressive dyno sheet for an FP Red on straight 93 octane. Those are great numbers, and on a mustang dyno. Congrats!
Hmmm made about the same figures I did on a dynojet, on a mustang dyno interesting that's more than what David Bushur made on his customers recently tuned 93 oct Fp Red.

Although my tranny is in need of a rebuild badly I'm really interested in challenging your customer to a race at the track
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Wow nice gains! I will have to look into that shearer myself.
Seems like a nice piece. Cops don't agree though.
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Hmmm made about the same figures I did on a dynojet, on a mustang dyno interesting that's more than what David Bushur made on his customers recently tuned 93 oct Fp Red.

Although my tranny is in need of a rebuild badly I'm really interested in challenging your customer to a race at the track

Calm down Vin Diesel - if you want a fix it will be 20 large


Scott why would the cops not agree with the Shearer fab?
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Scott why would the cops not agree with the Shearer fab?
Cause it's damn loud.
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Although my tranny is in need of a rebuild badly I'm really interested in challenging your customer to a race at the track
Autometer will have to modify their gauge for you.

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