Page 4 of 5 FirstFirst ... 2345 LastLast
Results 61 to 80 of 93

Thread: Acheiving 400hp from an SR

  1. #61
    Guest DeanS15's Avatar
    Join Date
    May 2008
    Location
    Eastchurch, Kent
    Posts
    3,710
    Rides
    0
    i made 305 atw on a 2871r @ 1.35bar - theres more in it so this turbo can probably flow enough to whisper in 400's ear, be lucky to pass it though......thats on 256 poncams and a fairly rich map. cant find the wheel graph though, its somewhere around...

  2. #62
    Guest Drifter's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2003
    Location
    Rural
    Posts
    11,154
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by kingj View Post
    Odessa what boost were you running to get those figures mate?
    It's the dotted line on the 2nd graph, peaks at just over 1.4 bar and drops to 1.2 bar at the redline

  3. #63
    Guest OdEssA's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    Belgium
    Posts
    2,589
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by kingj View Post
    Odessa what boost were you running to get those figures mate?
    Quote Originally Posted by drifter View Post
    It's the dotted line on the 2nd graph, peaks at just over 1.4 bar and drops to 1.2 bar at the redline
    1.3 bar, but the highest peak i have on the commander is at 1.38 bar

  4. #64
    Head Mod Scottie's Avatar
    Join Date
    Oct 2001
    Location
    St. Helens / Snowdonia
    Posts
    16,797
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by martinbattye View Post
    a 740inj is a must for both versions of the 52 trim.. a 555 is maxed out at redline @ 1bar boost..
    even an FPR to stretch the legs of the 555 is not really a good option.
    The 555's can cope with much more than 1 bar boost, even on the standard FPR.

    Over the years at local events we have seen cars quite happily running between 1.4 and 1.6 bar on a 2871 with 555's and a perfect fuel ratio.

    My own car has run 1.3 with spare capactiy in the 555's.

    I agree 740's are better from the start if that's what you are aiming for, but a Tomei FPR is a direct fit and gives a little bit mroe safety for otherwise maxxed out 555 injectors.
    2004 - on : 1999 S14a 398bhp 378lb/ft
    2010 - on : 2007 RX8 PZ
    1998 - 2004 : 1991 S13

  5. #65
    Guest martinbattye's Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2009
    Location
    Cambridgeshire
    Posts
    4,143
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by Scottie View Post
    The 555's can cope with much more than 1 bar boost, even on the standard FPR.

    Over the years at local events we have seen cars quite happily running between 1.4 and 1.6 bar on a 2871 with 555's and a perfect fuel ratio.

    My own car has run 1.3 with spare capactiy in the 555's.

    I agree 740's are better from the start if that's what you are aiming for, but a Tomei FPR is a direct fit and gives a little bit mroe safety for otherwise maxxed out 555 injectors.
    from my experience... not looking at others.. the 555 is maxed out i.e 100percect at 350-360hp@ sensible AF.

    whereas a 740 will be around the 70-74percent for same power..

    your car is clearly not making the most out of its boost then.. .

    the quote that the inj are maxed @ 1bar at redline is from a car with the Greddy td05 18g.. which has very similar comp flow characteristics to that of the 52trim gt2871r.

    regardless of boost used.. that is only a PR to allow a comp wheel to flow that much air.. a 555 is a bad match to a 2871r.. esp if you are chasing 400hp

  6. #66
    NW Area Rep AP2's Avatar
    Join Date
    Dec 2004
    Location
    Don't Ask
    Posts
    1,499
    Rides
    0
    Well just to throw something into the mix here is the WHP figures for my Standard bottom end running 56trim 2871r with a set of cams

    [IMG]

    Power and Torque

    [IMG]

  7. #67
    Head Mod Scottie's Avatar
    Join Date
    Oct 2001
    Location
    St. Helens / Snowdonia
    Posts
    16,797
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by martinbattye View Post

    your car is clearly not making the most out of its boost then.. .
    Wouldn't you need to know the bhp it made at 1.3bar to make that statement though

    It was a completely standard engine and cams at the time, on a DD RR at 1.15 bar on a 2871 it made 319bhp which I was happy with.

    Many tuners with very good reputations are happy to map very close to 400 with 555's and an uprated FPR, and they are ones known for safe maps.

    My car should be mapped within week so I guess I'll find out very soon
    2004 - on : 1999 S14a 398bhp 378lb/ft
    2010 - on : 2007 RX8 PZ
    1998 - 2004 : 1991 S13

  8. #68
    Guest kingj's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    near boro,cambs
    Posts
    4,900
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by OdEssA View Post
    1.3 bar, but the highest peak i have on the commander is at 1.38 bar
    thanks mate Im running 1.5 but havent RR'd it yet arse dyno says its all good though!!

  9. #69
    Guest martinbattye's Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2009
    Location
    Cambridgeshire
    Posts
    4,143
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by AP2 View Post
    Well just to throw something into the mix here is the WHP figures for my Standard bottom end running 56trim 2871r with a set of cams
    56trim is the BEAST!! lol

  10. #70
    Guest martinbattye's Avatar
    Join Date
    Mar 2009
    Location
    Cambridgeshire
    Posts
    4,143
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by Scottie View Post
    Wouldn't you need to know the bhp it made at 1.3bar to make that statement though

    It was a completely standard engine and cams at the time, on a DD RR at 1.15 bar on a 2871 it made 319bhp which I was happy with.

    Many tuners with very good reputations are happy to map very close to 400 with 555's and an uprated FPR, and they are ones known for safe maps.

    My car should be mapped within week so I guess I'll find out very soon
    ah you missed out the uprated FPR before huh!

    still puts inj duty in the very high region. (personally im not happy increasing base pressure by too much.. puts too much strain on pump and decreases flow at high boost)

    your power figures are very conservative.. is your turbo the 48trim??

  11. #71
    Guest
    Join Date
    Aug 2005
    Location
    aberdeen
    Posts
    5,538
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by OdEssA View Post
    GT2871R trim 52 A/R 0.86

    Flywheel:

    Rear Wheel:

    That's quite a big bit of correction there. I had mine done on dastek rollers and made 325whp and 357fwhp @1.4bar

    Spec
    Standard head
    Forged bottom end 1mm oversize
    Gt2871r .64
    Deatschwerks 740's
    1.6mm cometic gasket

  12. #72
    Guest DeanS15's Avatar
    Join Date
    May 2008
    Location
    Eastchurch, Kent
    Posts
    3,710
    Rides
    0
    the .86 should surely be making more than that?

    my 0.64 is spitting out exactly the same figures almost, 357.5 atf/305 atw 345ib/ft....thats at 1.3 bar - i thought the 0.86 would rise above that, especially with more boost?

  13. #73
    Guest OdEssA's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    Belgium
    Posts
    2,589
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by DeanS15 View Post
    the .86 should surely be making more than that?

    my 0.64 is spitting out exactly the same figures almost, 357.5 atf/305 atw 345ib/ft....thats at 1.3 bar - i thought the 0.86 would rise above that, especially with more boost?
    There are many people that say they have 400 or more Bhp. with the 0.86 version, but none of them where on the APT rollers. Its well know that the APT rollers dont give the high power output like many other places

  14. #74
    Guest DeanS15's Avatar
    Join Date
    May 2008
    Location
    Eastchurch, Kent
    Posts
    3,710
    Rides
    0
    i use dyno dynamics in shootout mode - they are not optimistic at all as they give low returns on standard cars when compared to factory figures (my ex club all have mitsubishi fto's that i usually go with, these are a 197hp car from the factory and almost always return 180-190hp atf). two seperate runs on two seperate occasions months apart returned consistent results also......

    i just thought that running a .86 at the same boost (on a forged engine) should produce a bit more power than that is all

  15. #75
    Guest
    Join Date
    Feb 2009
    Location
    Finland
    Posts
    1,985
    Rides
    0
    That really does seem very low whp figure...

    I mean I had 270whp with a broken GT2860R (almost 1cm axial play )

  16. #76
    Guest OdEssA's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    Belgium
    Posts
    2,589
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by DeanS15 View Post

    i just thought that running a .86 at the same boost (on a forged engine) should produce a bit more power than that is all
    I totally agree with you I expected also more then 357Bhp. with 1.3bar boost

  17. #77
    Flamethrower Gary@APT's Avatar
    Join Date
    May 2001
    Location
    norwich,norfolk
    Posts
    3,659
    Rides
    0
    try a .64 perhaps it will make more??
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Automotive Performance Tuning - Tel:01603 870990
    Email: sales@ap-tuning.co.uk



    FAST ROAD SPEC SR20'S from £3200 Details Here

    Power FC Mapping - **Current remap deal!**

  18. #78
    Guest
    Join Date
    Aug 2009
    Location
    Netherlands
    Posts
    283
    Rides
    0
    305 whp with a 2871 at 1.3 bar? That IS low. Made 276whp with a gt28r at 1.2 bar in my 100NX.

    2nd of all, I curious why you all talk in BHP? drivetrainloss is NOT measured and therefore useless. Wheel HP IS measured and therefore the only way to compare results.

    Well, back ontopic: I just put a 2871 0.86 56 trim / 740cc / z32 maf/ JWT ecu in my car and at 1.4 bar that things is just really fast... bit laggy but kicks in like a mofo.
    Maf readings at 4.56V and 72% Dutycycle would guestimate 320-340 whp which would allready be at 400 BHP (about 50-60hp loss for a RWD). Ad cams and an intake minifold and see 380ish whp.

    Good luck with your choice.

    ...oh... and all on a stock block.

  19. #79
    Guest OdEssA's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    Belgium
    Posts
    2,589
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by Gary@APT View Post
    try a .64 perhaps it will make more??
    Gary, i went for the 0.86 version because everyone told me that the 0.86 will make more power then a 0.64 version
    Anyway, i´m very happy with the performance of the car, so its does'n matter how many Bhp. i have on paper

  20. #80
    Guest kingj's Avatar
    Join Date
    Nov 2004
    Location
    near boro,cambs
    Posts
    4,900
    Rides
    0
    Quote Originally Posted by TFD View Post
    305 whp with a 2871 at 1.3 bar? That IS low. Made 276whp with a gt28r at 1.2 bar in my 100NX.

    2nd of all, I curious why you all talk in BHP? drivetrainloss is NOT measured and therefore useless. Wheel HP IS measured and therefore the only way to compare results.

    Well, back ontopic: I just put a 2871 0.86 56 trim / 740cc / z32 maf/ JWT ecu in my car and at 1.4 bar that things is just really fast... bit laggy but kicks in like a mofo.
    Maf readings at 4.56V and 72% Dutycycle would guestimate 320-340 whp which would allready be at 400 BHP (about 50-60hp loss for a RWD). Ad cams and an intake minifold and see 380ish whp.

    Good luck with your choice.

    ...oh... and all on a stock block.
    exactly what I have although Im using a 52 trim managed by apexi power FC, hits nice and hard at 4k doesnt it

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts
  •