S-AFC 2 monitor readings
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S-AFC 2 monitor readings
Finally got the safc2 tuned they way I want it. Just pulled a 1750 Hz @100% WOT and 7050rpm. running 93 octane. Here's a quick list of mods
3" tbe
intake
grounding kit
fuel pump
mbc @ 21 psi
custom base dyno flash
02 housing
cat delete
s-afc2
What do you guys think?
3" tbe
intake
grounding kit
fuel pump
mbc @ 21 psi
custom base dyno flash
02 housing
cat delete
s-afc2
What do you guys think?
Last edited by cyberninja; Aug 8, 2005 at 12:14 PM.
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Originally Posted by cyberninja
bump.....and with minimum settings the car pulls really hard. Very noticable
For comparison, with the mods listed in my sig, I am seeing 1760hz or so at the top of 3rd. Before I turned my boost down, I was seeing 1810 at the top of 3rd and up to 1830 in 4th. I thought that boost level was ok, but when I dyno'd, I wasn't making smooth power due to the increased knock in this heat. After turning the boost down some, my karman readings suffered (obviously), but the car ran much more smoothly and without any pulled timing. I'll probably be able to turn the boost back up when the temps drop again, but for now, I'm good at 20-21 or so...
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Originally Posted by razorlab
Wartalon,
I think somebody beat you to the 11sec MR:
http://www.harmanmotive.com/index.ph...os=0,100000,17
I think somebody beat you to the 11sec MR:
http://www.harmanmotive.com/index.ph...os=0,100000,17
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Oops, well, I guess I'll wait until I see a timeslip. I'm not sure what "corrected" means at the end of the et/mph, but I'd be very interested in finding out how he hit 116mph when 4th gear ends at 110.7 (stock) and a bit over 112 at 8000rpm. The mph is consistent with the HP, but the ET is very low (great driving).
Yea, I wouldn't mind see a time slip too.
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Originally Posted by razorlab
It was probably run at the track in socal which is way above sea level so they do corrected time slips.
Yea, I wouldn't mind see a time slip too.
Yea, I wouldn't mind see a time slip too.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
If that's the case, then it doesn't count anyway. The guys in Colorado at 5800ft and the in Arizona at 3100ft don't make corrected claims, although they do make sure to mention the altitude holding them back.
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Originally Posted by SR20DE-T
Did the MR have cams in it when it ran 11's? I still think warrtalon can do it with a basically not touching the engine at all.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Oops, well, I guess I'll wait until I see a timeslip. I'm not sure what "corrected" means at the end of the et/mph, but I'd be very interested in finding out how he hit 116mph when 4th gear ends at 110.7 (stock) and a bit over 112 at 8000rpm. The mph is consistent with the HP, but the ET is very low (great driving).
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