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dattodude
Hey guys, time for a car update.
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I've got the word that I can take my car down to Unigroup for a tune next monday.

I should have it back tuned before the Christmas break.

I'll let you all know how it goes.
Chris

Posted on: 2005/12/13 11:45
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Re: Hey guys, time for a car update.
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Yavus will do a great job Chris he is excellent.
Also ask him how my Autronic is coming along....

Posted on: 2005/12/13 23:28
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Run a pool for rwhp?

I reckon 305.

Posted on: 2005/12/14 0:56
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332.7 RWHP, Approximately. . .

And before it starts, A Dyno is merely a tuning tool. As long as it is consistant.

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dattodude
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Geez, the pressure is on. I'll be happy with 190-210kW (250-280hp) at the wheels. Anything more is a bonus...even what I'm expecting is kinda silly power for a 1200



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What turbo is on it again Chris I can't remember?
I think its a Garret GTsomething?????
And what boost you running?

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It's the largest GT28.. 0.7 compressor housing and 0.86 turbine. 440hp one..so it was labelled when I bought it. A bit too large for a CA18 so I've been told, I don't expect 8psi by 3600rpm and expect 'a real handful' at 6000rpm.

Plan to run 18-23psi (what it was built for) most of the time except in the rain..When I'm happy to on 3 or 4 psi

Exciting days finally..

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ca18det_man
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Good stuff Chris
My estimate 200rwkw @18PSI and 230rwkw@23psi any extra is a bonus. Will be intersting to see how it all pans out after all this time good luck with it all.
Im thinking of getting RTA permit for datnats in feb so I can drive the 1200 down for drags at WSID and Wakefield then dyno day if it lasts that long LOL. I have to fix the clutch and a few other bits first

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Quote:

dattodude wrote:
It's the largest GT28.. 0.7 compressor housing and 0.86 turbine.


Whoa!! on a 1.8!!
Make sure you get a dyno sheet with the MAP readout....this'll be interesting.
My money's on about 200 rwkw.

PS. Aim for a low power figure then you are happier when you get more

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Thats some serious power to the ground there and good luck keepin tires on it!!!

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