Mungyz blue Zed

Discussion in 'Member's Garage' started by mungyz, Dec 22, 2009.

  1. zedboy

    zedboy Active Member

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    Thats awesome work you have done there, GT28R or RS???
    Also who did you buy your turbo kit from?

    Thanks Matt
     
  2. Chad_

    Chad_ Well-Known Member

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    from 15 to 24psi in 750rpm dammmmmmmm thats gotta disturb some bodily internals :zlove::zlove:
     
  3. mungyz

    mungyz Well-Known Member

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    Yip it'll be like getting hit from behind with a bus :rofl:

    Garrett GT2560Rs they might not make huge power but they spool fast(ish) :D
     
  4. CUSTOMTT

    CUSTOMTT HKS 2530

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    Sorry for my lack of understanding the torque readings - what is it equivelant to in ft pounds or newton metres?

    thank you
     
  5. mungyz

    mungyz Well-Known Member

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    That is NM at the axles, rolling roads normally give out some random number based on torque inside the dyno after it's been geared up or down etc depending on the dyno design.
    Hub dynos give you the exact reading at the axle, if you divide by the diff ratio it will give you torque at the engine (excluding driveline loss calculations, you need to add a % to factor that in)

    2550 NM = 1880 ft/Lb = 260Kg meters = ficken heaps!!! :D
     
  6. CUSTOMTT

    CUSTOMTT HKS 2530

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    So is that 1880 ft/lb divided by 3.7 (diff ratio) = 508 - is that ft lbs or newton metres at the engine/crank?
     

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