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Yeah you can't see what the back pressure is doing by looking at a dyno plot - sometimes it can show up as the power falling over prematurely due to the tuner having to pull timing to avoid detonation before MBT. Funnily enough this dyno plot looks like what you could expect to see in that case, if it weren't for the claim that the early drop off is due to wheelspin. Silly rolling road dynos...

Will be interesting to see how it goes on a hub dyno, and how the engine/turbo lasts at that power level if its going to be used on the track at the power level at all?

At face value, very nice power level and spool for a convenient and affordable package :blush:

Didn't Mafia make over 300wkw with a .63a/r GT3076R?

I think it was Geoff Raicer (of Full-Race fame) who once commented on a forum that torque starts declining when ex manifold pressure exceeds intake manifold pressure in a turbo setup. I guess this makes sense as it is at this point the VE would start declining resulting a drop off in torque and therefore hp. Hopefully the decline doesn't happen too rapidly resulting in a short torque/powerband.

The aim of the game is to get torque to build as early as possible and hold it flat to the redline - easier said than done with smaller responsive turbo's.

That was all the way to rev limiter. Drop off was mainly from lose of traction. Sam did not back off early. You can double check with Sam if you want.

The Main point is that we've managed to controll and hold boost all the way to 18psi using an internal gate setup on a .63 turbine housing.

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This turbo has made the most power out of all the R33/34 high flows there are with 98 RON Fuel.

This is a very BIG claim that is untrue.

My car as a hiflow turbo form Adelaide Turbo Services and GCG and has made 298.2RWKW and couple of years ago and will be going back for a retune in a few weeks.

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NutR33

except your are runnning RB27 stroker and this is a RB25 stock. Also not been straped down.

strap down or hub result is going to be soo interesting to see. can't wait. :devil:

except your are runnning RB27 stroker and this is a RB25 stock. Also not been straped down.

strap down or hub result is going to be soo interesting to see. can't wait. :ermm:

+1 :D Cant wait to see more results!

I will be getting a high-flow done with tao so always good to see recent R&D

This is a very BIG claim that is untrue.

My car as a hiflow turbo form Adelaide Turbo Services and GCG and has made 298.2RWKW and couple of years ago and will be going back for a retune in a few weeks.

Cheers

NutR33

Has this been run on other dynos? or was it a one off?

I would also expect a bit more than 116mph from that power figure, been that Ive run and many others have too, 105mph with 180rwkws

Has this been run on other dynos? or was it a one off?

I would also expect a bit more than 116mph from that power figure, been that Ive run and many others have too, 105mph with 180rwkws

Just the same way 2 turbos can make the same peak output and completely different delivery, 2 tunes can do the same.

He might have the numbers, but might not have the torque to get the MPH down. The ET sounds about right for the car and MPH.

Torque wins races, pulling timing and fuel doesnt.

"This turbo has made the most power out of all the R33/34 high flows there are with 98 RON Fuel"

Sorry but i didnt see anywhere in his claims that it was the highest power figure on an RB25 or any other motor or level of mods.

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hey guys well i finnaly took this turbo of Toa, and let me tell you this its runs amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!! now all i need to do is get a tune!

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