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10-13-2009, 09:52 PM
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Smells like burnt chicken
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
That sounds about right on that dyno as my 7M with a built bottom end and a bone stock na head made 673rwhp@32psi Turbonetics T70 tiurbo .68 backside on a Dynojet 248c. Imo you're going to be wasting your time screwing with camshaft changes at your hp level without porting the head and going with bigger sticks. Same set up and bottom end with my fully hogged out Group A head with the TRD cams did 750rwhp@the same boost levels.hth
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10-14-2009, 02:29 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
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Originally Posted by VanSupra
That sounds about right on that dyno as my 7M with a built bottom end and a bone stock na head made 673rwhp@32psi Turbonetics T70 tiurbo .68 backside on a Dynojet 248c. Imo you're going to be wasting your time screwing with camshaft changes at your hp level without porting the head and going with bigger sticks. Same set up and bottom end with my fully hogged out Group A head with the TRD cams did 750rwhp@the same boost levels.hth
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What profile were the TRD camshafts?
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10-14-2009, 09:26 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
i still have my stock turbo cam, i will throw it in with the better fuel which i would want to do anyway to run those boost levels more safely and see how it then goes.
cheers VanSupra, what sort of fuel do you run with 32psi?
And thanks Mac, hoping for more so will be good to see.
Im going to run it down the 1/4 once ive sorted my thermo issues out to see what MPH im running. will be fun on streeties.
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10-15-2009, 02:46 AM
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Smells like burnt chicken
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
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What profile were the TRD camshafts?
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I have'nt had them spec'd out. Don't quote me on this but I believe from what I've read from the info available they're about an 11mm lift. Duration unknown. They're great for reving and making power up top but personally I like the feel and drivability of the stock cams as they have more grunt down low for street driving tho the engine makes less power its more of an even feel. The other draw back to the TRD cams is the fact that it makes my engine full interference.
Ali3n, I was running c-16.
I've just purchased another seperate full standalone to work in conjunction with my current standalone to be able to run pump 94 octane and spray methanol at the same boost levels. It'll be way cheaper than running the blue juice..lol..hth
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11-05-2009, 02:18 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
OK so i went down the drags, only got one run out due to what i think is my slave failing or the push rod bending on me during the second run.
went down full street trim on 245 20s
first and only run was
ET 13.3sec
60ft 2.7sec
TS 119.8mph
keen to go down when its all fixed up again on slicks to make it worth while.
got a dyno day coming up as well so will be good to see what another dyno reads also
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11-07-2009, 04:04 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
Hey mate good to see ya here, don't know if you remember me I bought the ct26 and dump pipe off your car (both still going strong and making good power) in fact I think I also got my injectors off you too.
Anyway well done, your car looks great and regardless of what the dyno sheet says you're making good power. I just did a quick calculation and if you can get your 60ft times down to 2sec your gonna run an 11.9 !!! That's a fast street car! Well done.
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I agree , my ma70 came with a jz already in it and its definately not as tough as my 7m, although its is very gentle on the tranny and diff due to the fact the 1jz was designed by transvestites.
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11-07-2009, 08:48 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
What were the intake temps like?
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11-08-2009, 05:05 AM
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
not too sure IJ wasnt on the print out, hopefully getting onto a dyno day soon for another print out.
but currently my exhaust manifold is not ceramic coated nor has heat wrap so i am thinking i will be doing that soon to try drop temps.
hey Mk3Les i dont remember specifically if ur nick on sfa is same as here but i do remember selling those items yes  has been awhile now haha, but thanks alot i appreciate it.
Right now im not really setting my hopes up for an 11 moreso just driving it and having fun and getting as good a time as i feel i can, but an 11 was on my mind but alot of variables come into a pass to get that so i hope luck is on my side one day down the strip
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11-08-2009, 05:52 AM
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Grumpy Old Man
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
There's some power to be had with a CAI, the 04z is a great all round turbo with a nice lazy/gentle hit
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11-09-2009, 10:28 AM
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DONT BE A BITCH!
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Re: OZ Turbo-A Dyno
Is the tuner familiar with these engines?
I had similar results on my 2JZGE a while back. It ended up being the tune. It was too conservative. It completely killed my numbers. With a couple degrees of timing it picked up 200whp.
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