VH45-TT potential

Discussion in 'Technical' started by Steven, Dec 28, 2009.

  1. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    Mark at MRC has done the first-dyno run (i.e. initial "safety boost") of his VH45-TT (twin-turbo) LPG-fueled R31 Skyline (using a Z32 manual gearbox) at 4.5 psi boost with a misfire at 3500 to 4500 rpm and made 275rwkw. He is expecting to make 350 to 400 rwkw at 15 psi with 750cc injectors as the current ones are nearly out.

    Sorry to use an overlay image as the image I received is a sms attachment (but zoom works pretty well)

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  2. Anton

    Anton New Member

    so I would assume that the power he made was on petrol not LPG?
     
  3. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    petrol ... LPG got the flick

    petrol ... LPG got the flick ... "won't be using LPG".
     
    Last edited: Dec 28, 2009
  4. Nigel300

    Nigel300 New Member

    Nice, r u gunna TT your 1 Steve?
     
  5. Anton

    Anton New Member

    doesn't make sense to me, if the current LPG injectors were maxing why wouldn't he just drill them out? The current limit is roughly where stock petrol injectors (370cc) would max out
    Still interesting, is he going to run two LPG tanks? I've managed to score a stainless LPG tank that flows 550hp :)
     
  6. Stef

    Stef Active Member

    I like the torque of that VH45-TT. Twice the power of the VG30DETT up to 3500rpm, and ahead up to 5000rpm with next to no boost.
     
  7. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    Not using LPG but Petrol


    My first post was incorrect (his original intent was to use LPG) but now using petrol only.

    So not using LPG but Petrol.
     
  8. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    No TT for me.

    No TT for me ... due to time, money, and complexity.
    Supercharging would be a easier option from a plumbing perspective.
     
  9. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    Torque is impressive but

    Torque is impressive but as some have stated before the 310rwkw curve illustrated is not a good example to use, so please don't put too much into comparing the V6-TT example to the V8-TT because it will only going to result in the usual flamings.
     
  10. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    Theoretically, I would expect a final power curve of something like

    Theoretically, I would expect a final power curve of something like this ... remembering that this is purely theoretical hypothesizing.

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  11. Nigel300

    Nigel300 New Member

    Animal! :)
     
  12. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    You try and fit two turbo's next to the VH in the zed without using a 9" or gas axe ;)

    Only place to fit them is in the SMIC position and then deal with a nightmare of pipeing, rear mount dodgy Mustang style, or one down the bottom of the pass side, and one where the alternator fits, but then the alt would have to sit up top like on the VH41 and then the bonnet wouldn't shut :p Even with my bonnet bulge it wouldn't have a hope in hell of fitting.

    Big single down on the pass side is the only way IMO. A t04z would fit and make good power with SFA lag.
     
  13. a2zed

    a2zed Guest

    All you VH fan boys are doing it wrong:D
     
  14. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    Least my gearbox fits :p
     
  15. Anton

    Anton New Member

    least mines a pedigree instead of a molested mongrel :p
     
  16. a2zed

    a2zed Guest

    Thats ok, not everyone wants any sort of power.
     
  17. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

    Piccies!

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    Pretty simple setup.
     
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  18. Steven

    Steven Active Member

    And to think that was once my crappy motor

    And to think that was once my crappy motor... absolutely disgusting inside and out. It is amazing how strong these engines are.

    I like the twin throttle system; I believe they are RB20s.
    Pity the Z32 does not have the side space of the R31.
    I think the easiest way to boost a VH45 for a zed maybe be via supercharging as all that plumbing.

     
    Last edited: Dec 30, 2009
  19. ZEDZY

    ZEDZY Active Member

    I like how they moded the intake, smart thinking.

    Its kind of comparing apples to oranges with the v8 and v6. Of coarse its better, its newer tech with 2 more cylinders and more displacement.
     
  20. 300zxt

    300zxt Well-Known Member

    Until you start talking about top fuel dragsters, V6's can walk V8's all day with the right setup... More isn't always better.
     

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