LILEVO PTE 6466 Dyno!
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LILEVO PTE 6466 Dyno!
Previous setup, GT35R, .63 5 bolt hot side, 38-43psi = 637hp, 550tq
New setup, PTE 6466 full v-band with WG recirc, Fathouse Fabrication custom manifold and 3" O2 housing, no other changes.
Other relevant engine info: Magnus cast manifold, stock 1G head, beehive springs, evo retainers, 272s, stock cam gears, 3" exhaust with Dynomax 3" muffler.
512hp, 400tq @ 22psi
599hp, 494tq @ 29psi
679hp, 524tq @ 35psi
706hp, 539tq @ 38psi
745hp, 550tq @ 41psi
The biggest change is that the power goes all the way to redline and doesn't drop off like the 35R dyno chart. It's been raining so I have no idea how this feels on the street.
35R 640hp dyno: http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/640hp.jpeg
745hp dyno: http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/745hpevo.jpg
LILEVO and Land Cruiser overlay (wanted a pre-Land Cruiser turbo dyno): http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/evoandlc.jpg
VIDEO! http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/lilevo745.mpeg
New setup, PTE 6466 full v-band with WG recirc, Fathouse Fabrication custom manifold and 3" O2 housing, no other changes.
Other relevant engine info: Magnus cast manifold, stock 1G head, beehive springs, evo retainers, 272s, stock cam gears, 3" exhaust with Dynomax 3" muffler.
512hp, 400tq @ 22psi
599hp, 494tq @ 29psi
679hp, 524tq @ 35psi
706hp, 539tq @ 38psi
745hp, 550tq @ 41psi
The biggest change is that the power goes all the way to redline and doesn't drop off like the 35R dyno chart. It's been raining so I have no idea how this feels on the street.
35R 640hp dyno: http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/640hp.jpeg
745hp dyno: http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/745hpevo.jpg
LILEVO and Land Cruiser overlay (wanted a pre-Land Cruiser turbo dyno): http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/evoandlc.jpg
VIDEO! http://lilevo.com/lilevo2/6466/dyno/lilevo745.mpeg
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Awesome result, and good to be able to get a bit of an idea of the spool difference between a GT3582R and a PT6466 - the 6466 definitely takes a while to come on song, which of course isn't surprising. But good to see the comparison
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