Thanks man, me too ;)
This was a realistic dyno. Full 3" exhaust, heat soaked from a 25 mile drive, w/ the air filter on. All these little things add up, someday I'll play around and see what I can max out at :) Right now I can't afford the dyno time.
Thanks Ian! Couldn't have done it...
Here we have it:
I'm very impressed. Last time I dynoed it was with stock 2JZGE cams and made 573whp @ 27psi. I ordered hard-welded re-grinds from cowboy bebop on SF and Clubna-t. These numbers were made @ ~28 PSI.
As for the turbo, it is still holding as if new. I won't be upgrading...
looks great:)
For the return, if you have a FPR kit, it comes with a braided line for the return, instead of having a fitting at the end it has a tube, you shove that tube inside of the stock rubber return line and put a clamp on it.
The SC300 uses the round plug pre-95; rectangle is 95+
^the above goes along with many other toyotas/lexus', but the crossover year may differ w/ model.
I run a 2JZGE-T with 16+AFR's at cruise, stock radiator, 2JZGE mechanical fan (no shroud), and no undertray. Obviously I need to beef up my cooling system a little.. but my car doesn't overheat. It used to get a little hot when beating on it but then I replaced the HG, and that was that. I doubt...
adding on methanol without tuning will usually yield poor results. (depending on nozzle size).
I'd suggest picking up MAFT/MAFT Basic/MAFT pro. All of these piggy backs allow for auxilary inputs, which you could trim the fuel map by a percentage.
IE: when the meth kicks in fuel is reduced...
That's gonna be awesome Josh. I usually see 25+ PSI by 4500 RPM's :).
Cams are in, I have a video of it at idle for later. I'll post it after I re-tune.
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