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As promised earlier a quick update for our Billet 35R equipped 2.1 stroker.
Earlier this week we mapped the car for straight VPower @ 1.9 bar boost and made just over 600bhp. I mentioned at the time that a Q16 race fuel map was coming and that is what I have been playing with today. Funny stuff, smells like bubble gum but works a treat.
After a bit of low end tuning and a few low boost runs to settle her in, up a smidge with the boost to a nice and comfortable 2 bar and this was the result.
Fairly happy with the 582lbft from a 2.1.
Based on the earlier higher boost result on VPower, we are fairly confident there is at least another 30bhp in the spec at higher boost. But as the engine is still fairly fresh and the owner hasn't even driven it yet, we have decided to leave it where it is for a moment.
Martyn
Martyn,
What heads / cams were on this ? Do you think a similar power figure / spool would be achievable with mine if i get my 35R billetized ?
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Heads were brand new V8 small port AVCS, which were ported in house by our engineer Rob Baird, they were fitted with Cosworth + 1mm inlet and exhaust valves and Cosworth 278/274 cams.
The AVCS is were it's getting the spool from Omar, as you don't have it you'd struggle to achieve the same spool with a similar sized turbo.
As I mentioned by text, I suspect that either a .63 housing on your turbo or a swap to a Billet 30 would be a better way to go.
But lets give it a go as is and do something about it later if we need to.
We are mapping the same car Friday on straight V power so will have another graph to show you, however the SC 42 has easily done 420 BHP on V power on a number of cars with the correct supporting mods of course.
cheers
Kev
Here is the straight vpower graphs on syvecs ecu
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hi guys im looking for some advice as to which turbo to run on my 2.35 stroker hawkeye its had some headwork brian crower 272s etc im trying to get to roundabout the 600 mark on v power if possible whts the best option for me thanks
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hi guys im looking for some advice as to which turbo to run on my 2.35 stroker hawkeye its had some headwork brian crower 272s etc im trying to get to roundabout the 600 mark on v power if possible whts the best option for me thanks
The Billet 35R with a .82 hotside and an 82mm comp wheel will do that.
This was at just 1.9 bar on a 2.1 engine, we also saw 664bhp on VPower at 2.3 bar but as this is a road car we turned the wick down.
im looking to buy a rotated turbo now so any ideas are more than welcome i have motec m8oo on way also im wanting quick spooling turbo to get me around the 600 mark thanks
im looking to buy a rotated turbo now so any ideas are more than welcome i have motec m8oo on way also im wanting quick spooling turbo to get me around the 600 mark thanks
Hi,
we have a number of GT30 billets running 600 + BHP and with the quick spool from a .63 housing they are exrtremely drivable too.
Having said that the GT35 Billets no slouch either and would get you the figures you are after easily, as a road car however the GT30 powered car would be quicker.
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Hi,
we have a number of GT30 billets running 600 + BHP and with the quick spool from a .63 housing they are exrtremely drivable too.
Having said that the GT35 Billets no slouch either and would get you the figures you are after easily, as a road car however the GT30 powered car would be quicker.
I have a std internal, 5 speed version 5 type r which turbo sc40 or sc42 would be best suited to my car I'm looking for around 380-400. Which would give similar spool or near as spool to my vf28? Or would one of the smaller sc36 or sc38 would be better suited. All the above would be run on vpower only.
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I have a std internal, 5 speed version 5 type r which turbo sc40 or sc42 would be best suited to my car I'm looking for around 380-400. Which would give similar spool or near as spool to my vf28? Or would one of the smaller sc36 or sc38 would be better suited. All the above would be run on vpower only.
Cheers
The SC42 is awesome, produces more power than the 40 and thanks to it's Garret roller bearing core spools faster too.
I have a std internal, 5 speed version 5 type r which turbo sc40 or sc42 would be best suited to my car I'm looking for around 380-400. Which would give similar spool or near as spool to my vf28? Or would one of the smaller sc36 or sc38 would be better suited. All the above would be run on vpower only.
Cheers
For the power your looking for i would go with the new SC38 B Billet as the SC42 seems to box above its weight,and may be too much for your needs mate.
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For the power your looking for i would go with the new SC38 B Billet as the SC42 seems to box above its weight,and may be too much for your needs mate.
Would I not be able to run the sc42 on a lower boost and retain the quick spool at the 380-400 mark? Just trying to future proof it if that makes sense? Won't the sc38 be a bit laggy in comparison to my vf28?