Thanks, I just found out today that the turbo was actually a 60 trim. I had pulled it off to go to a 67MM and had a friend measure it. I am surprised i made what i did on a 60 trim.
suprastroker88;1685424 said:Love the setup. I'm looking to make about the same numbers once I finish my build, but looks like I have a ways to go lol. I would like to find out how you keep your torque numbers even or higher than your hp numbers. I've never understood that, although I'm still a noobie
grifter679;1687275 said:youve had much better results than me, Im running a 60-1 t4 with .70 hotside, BC 272 cams, Haltech ps 1000 ecu, and I was only able to hit 400rwhp, 340tq at 18psi, I am dissapointed in my torque, the car is miserable to drive below 4k, but it hauls ass from 4 to 7.5k rpms, Im going with a different setup soon to see if i have better results, getting rid of the 272 cams and going back to stock, and ditching my short runner ffim and going back to my long runner ffim, hopefull this well get me some numbers especially the tq numbers like you are making
gurley0916;1687369 said:Correct me if I'm wrong but I think long runner intake maifolds maintain higher torque numbers.
Crypton2006;1687833 said:My horsepower number was 400 at 18psi. I made 478 at 21-23 pounds of boost. although i think my torque remained higher no matter how much boost i was running. My C.R is 7.5:1 so i can run those numbers on pump gas. It was 115degrees outside when i made these numbers and that was like the 20th pull. lol i can only wonder if it was heat-soaked. I have a friend making close to 800 on a stock intake manifold. When you get a ffim that is made by some guy that can weld it might not have any other properties for making power other then looking good. lol