Buschur Racing, FP Red/FP Black/HTA86 comparo of sorts
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David did show the difference in spool was 300rpms from the black the hta86. Fine, the hta86 had a 2.1 as opposed to the 2.0 of the black. Same motor, would have prob changed that to 450rpms of spool, maybe 500. Fine. Look at the difference in power, and peak boost level needed to achieve that power. The black used 43 psi to make 600 wheel, and 500torque. While the badbish took almost 7psi less, to make almost 100hp more, and 61 more torque. So in the end, less boost, more power, 300rpms of spool in this comparison. Give the black the same motor, and i doubt you would see much difference in peak power compared to boost level.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
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David did show the difference in spool was 300rpms from the black the hta86. Fine, the hta86 had a 2.1 as opposed to the 2.0 of the black. Same motor, would have prob changed that to 450rpms of spool, maybe 500. Fine. Look at the difference in power, and peak boost level needed to achieve that power. The black used 43 psi to make 600 wheel, and 500torque. While the badbish took almost 7psi less, to make almost 100hp more, and 61 more torque. So in the end, less boost, more power, 300rpms of spool in this comparison. Give the black the same motor, and i doubt you would see much difference in peak power compared to boost level.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
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David did show the difference in spool was 300rpms from the black the hta86. Fine, the hta86 had a 2.1 as opposed to the 2.0 of the black. Same motor, would have prob changed that to 450rpms of spool, maybe 500. Fine. Look at the difference in power, and peak boost level needed to achieve that power. The black used 43 psi to make 600 wheel, and 500torque. While the badbish took almost 7psi less, to make almost 100hp more, and 61 more torque. So in the end, less boost, more power, 300rpms of spool in this comparison. Give the black the same motor, and i doubt you would see much difference in peak power compared to boost level.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
Dont get me wrong, the black is a nice upgrade, makes some goood power when setup properly(as he just showed...4300rpms and 600wheel out of a stock has gotta be fun) but it for what it does, it just doesnt do it for me.
Chris aka ryuevoix made 580tq at 4090rpm just recently on his unopened stock 2.0 block. that torque is acheiched 1200rpm later in davids RS. dont kid yourself. the black spools WAY faster that tubular header setups. IMHO is well worth the power drop up top. 1200rpm earlier power is HUGE in any car.
How many times now have you seen david quote he loves his project white build above any other? stupid power may look fun on a dyno graph. but on the road fast hard hitting power rules and makes for a much more enjoyable ride,
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I'm a bit behind.
First, compression on each of these engines is about 10:1, very close to that on each one.
The Red with the 2.3 has been the most fun to drive/responsive and my favorite EVO, Project White to be exact.
The Black makes great power, about 40 whp over the Red from what I've seen. Personally, I like the Red the best of all stock framed EVO8-9 turbos I have tried.
Project White with the Red ran a best of 10.38 at 138 mph, at UNDER 35 psi and was the heaviest of all these cars.
The Black ran a best of 10.1 last year and a best of 140.xx mph so far this year.
My car has gone 9.04 at 159.64 and is right at 2950, that was also run at about 650 whp in 3rd gear.
First, compression on each of these engines is about 10:1, very close to that on each one.
The Red with the 2.3 has been the most fun to drive/responsive and my favorite EVO, Project White to be exact.
The Black makes great power, about 40 whp over the Red from what I've seen. Personally, I like the Red the best of all stock framed EVO8-9 turbos I have tried.
Project White with the Red ran a best of 10.38 at 138 mph, at UNDER 35 psi and was the heaviest of all these cars.
The Black ran a best of 10.1 last year and a best of 140.xx mph so far this year.
My car has gone 9.04 at 159.64 and is right at 2950, that was also run at about 650 whp in 3rd gear.
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It's tough for me to get myself to post on EVOm at all anymore.............the response above was from page 1, now I am done reading up to here.
First, all three of these cars were "built". Same intercoolers, same compression, same exhausts, i/c pipes, tuner etc.
The comparison is nothing more than a comparison.
The stroker will spool ANY turbo faster, by a substantial amount. The MIVEC helps with low end and can be substantial. The 2.1 helps with spool and the car runs an electric water pump, the lightest brakes, the lightest clutch/flywheel, the lightest drive shaft.
This isn't a dyno test of three turbos, it is simply a post I thought people might like to see.
My RS, for the power it makes and the times it runs, has the best response/power band of any similar sized turbo EVO I have ever seen/driven or dyno'd.
I see these 2.4 liter, twin scroll cars being built and the numbers that are posted........cough-cough, they don't run crap at the track, not impressed and I don't bother even following the threads. I know how my car drives and feels on the HTA86 and it's better than any other EVO capable of 9.0's I've experienced.
If I could only have ONE EVO and could only build it ONE time and then had to leave it alone, I'd build Project White all over again, MAYBE I'd use the Haltech on it but other than that I'd not change anything.
First, all three of these cars were "built". Same intercoolers, same compression, same exhausts, i/c pipes, tuner etc.
The comparison is nothing more than a comparison.
The stroker will spool ANY turbo faster, by a substantial amount. The MIVEC helps with low end and can be substantial. The 2.1 helps with spool and the car runs an electric water pump, the lightest brakes, the lightest clutch/flywheel, the lightest drive shaft.
This isn't a dyno test of three turbos, it is simply a post I thought people might like to see.
My RS, for the power it makes and the times it runs, has the best response/power band of any similar sized turbo EVO I have ever seen/driven or dyno'd.
I see these 2.4 liter, twin scroll cars being built and the numbers that are posted........cough-cough, they don't run crap at the track, not impressed and I don't bother even following the threads. I know how my car drives and feels on the HTA86 and it's better than any other EVO capable of 9.0's I've experienced.
If I could only have ONE EVO and could only build it ONE time and then had to leave it alone, I'd build Project White all over again, MAYBE I'd use the Haltech on it but other than that I'd not change anything.
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well your current setup shouldn't do it for you then considering its just a laggier fp black. In my opinion it takes to much boost to make over 600+ on the fp black... where as I would be more happy with the hta86, but its pretty laggy and even if i had one on my 2.3 i would be limited to how high i rev if i wanted to be safe... so i had to choose something inbetween and chose the fp black for now. so far im pleased with what it does, but i dont think i would get it again if it takes a crap.. i would most likely switch to a custom 6262 setup. theres just something about the stock frame setups that are to restrictive at the turbine housing, (which i know yours is not stock frame) ---- it just seems smarter/safer to go with bigger then smaller with 2x more boost and maxing the turbo. Wasn't a handful of records broken with the HTA86... It seems the HTA86 is king when it comes to the bigger faster spooling turbos.
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sorry if i confused you. I am not knocking your setup, i was just comparing spoolup charactoristics... you have one of the better setups for a evo imo.
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DB, what you say about how you feel about Project White speaks volumes. Thanks for sharing the dyno pic as it helps show why and reminds me why I'm going through my stroking 'evolution'.
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^+1 to that. Aftet coming back and readind this thread it has great info. Thank you dave for always sharing your info with the community.
For the people complaining about the black and red comparison stop bickering like dave said this was never suppose to be a comparison but just interesting data he found from his logs. Imo the red is one of the best turrbos out. Fp does a great jos and hope they continue innovating new products for all of us.
For the people complaining about the black and red comparison stop bickering like dave said this was never suppose to be a comparison but just interesting data he found from his logs. Imo the red is one of the best turrbos out. Fp does a great jos and hope they continue innovating new products for all of us.
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