jza71;5310402 said:Just got back from the dyno and she sure did pretty good for an all stock internal(exept cams). Looks like 8k rpm is a must for these stock engine.
This is at 28psi with 619rwhp:
This at 35psi with 701rwhp:
I know, I know, this is a lag monster but I just wanted to see how much power a stock 1jz engine can handle.
MODs:
APEX-I Power-FC ECU
GM 3bar MAP Sensor
PTE T71 turbo
Crower 272 cams
2 Walbro Pumps
-8an Fuel Line
800cc Sard Inectors
Stock Fuel Rail
Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator
Home Made T4 manifold
50mm ebay Waste Gate
Home Made 4" Exhaust
RPS 3200lb Clutch
Self Tune Too!
I will take #1 spot for the "Top 10 JZ Powered MK3 Dyno HP/TQ List" now:bigok: .
suprahero;893654 said:That's pretty impressive. I dont think I've got the balls to ever run 35psi, but who knows, maybe one day I'll grow a set.
clutchgordon86;893765 said:thanks guy. those are pretty impressive numbers for a stock bottom end. if i was shooting for these numbers would it just be easier for me to go 2j? i'm kinda looking for a little streetablity in the thing.
clutchgordon86;893765 said:thanks guy. those are pretty impressive numbers for a stock bottom end. if i was shooting for these numbers would it just be easier for me to go 2j? i'm kinda looking for a little streetablity in the thing.
SupraFan55;893770 said:Wouldn't the GT35R be out of efficiency at 35psi Jay? I would like 30psi tops would be the limit on it, what's your a/r btw? .68, .70? I know though that you got an awesome powerband so yeah anything past 25psi is taking off the gloves. :naughty:
suprahero;893791 said:I don't know what a/r my turbo is. I do know that at 25psi, it sounded like a beast and IJ said it looked like by the dyno that it was just getting into it's happy zone. I don't remember his exact words, but he was saying the gt35r loved the 25psi range. It might not like the 35psi range though. I have all the faith in the 1jz block, but I would still be scared shitless if I had the boost turned up that high. My 2jz block I'm building is bored +.020 with new pistons, rings and arp rod bolts so I may have a little more faith in it.
gilberjj;895115 said:a 1jz engine should be fine at 2jz power levels (I would think), and here's why. Same bore, and shorter stroke. That would put less lateral force on the crank that makes the crank want to wobble on the mains. Who know, I'm not engine expert, but I believe they both use hypertutecnic (sp) pistons of the same bore. And if they rods are made of the same materials (aka same strength), the shorter rod should be able to withstand more force...... in theory..... in my mind..... in my world