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Finally got the thing tuned this weekend. The tuner is a local guy who tunes mostly megasquirt miatas in the autocross/hpde scene and was recommended highly by several people. He seemed very impressed by the flow of the kraken pieces - initially estimating my setup to make about 190whp with a bar of boost. I was pleasantly surprised with how much it ended up making.
Blue is as I brought it in with my own tune at 7psi and green would be the end result at 13psi. I Would have liked to go higher boost but he didn't seem comfortable doing that so we ended there.
I'm thinking I should be able to bump it up to at least 15-16psi. Any thoughts?
Car is an absolute blast to drive after the tune. Much more responsive and smoother in power and obviously a lot faster. Tuner is very knowledgeable guy and I learned a lot from the session.
I would not push it any higher on stock engine, you're already in banana rods territory.
My ex 2560r with billet wheel and on an avo cast manifold made 200tq ar 3250rpm. Yours seems a bit later at 3600.
Not sure why, kraken manifold should flow great, so maybe you have less timing in that area or something. Or wastegate cracking open earlier.
I would not push it any higher on stock engine, you're already in banana rods territory.
My ex 2560r with billet wheel and on an avo cast manifold made 200tq ar 3250rpm. Yours seems a bit later at 3600.
Not sure why, kraken manifold should flow great, so maybe you have less timing in that area or something. Or wastegate cracking open earlier.
My only guess is that it seemed like he was holding the rpm between 3000-3500 and starting the pull from there. I've never been to a dyno so I'm not sure if this is how it's supposed to be done.
My only guess is that it seemed like he was holding the rpm between 3000-3500 and starting the pull from there. I've never been to a dyno so I'm not sure if this is how it's supposed to be done.
Youre right, it does seem like he only started each pull at 3200 rpm.
I usually ask the dyno operators to start each pull real low, so i can see the spool up.
you can do a couple virtual dyno pulls in 4th gear from like 2k rpm and that will show you spoolup
My ex 2560r with billet wheel and on an avo cast manifold made 200tq ar 3250rpm. Yours seems a bit later at 3600
What cylinder head were you running? On my rods only bp05 VD says I don't make 200wtq until 3550. Not sure how much 4800 ft elevation is hurting me though.
What cylinder head were you running? On my rods only bp05 VD says I don't make 200wtq until 3550. Not sure how much 4800 ft elevation is hurting me though.
Nice numbers, 231whp is no joke especially on a 210k engine. The power curve looks really nice. Im gonna try to get my car on a dyno this weekend.
Edit : Definitely dont bump it up to 15-16psi unless you want to bend a connecting rod. At 15-16psi youll be making 250+ TQ and that will make a stock rod turn into a bananannananna.
If you want more power, best to ramp the extra boost in past 4500 rpm, I start at 10 psi at 4k and ramp to 14 at 5.5k. Haven't been on a dyno but the rods have stay on the inside so far with a fair amount of track time.
04-01-2019 | 10:37 PM
GT2560r + Stock 1.8 first dyno
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