BLACK BEAST BUILD Slicktop R-Spec

Looks so out of place in that pic lol. In a positive way :zlove:

 

Car is up and running

Currently have
62mm throttle bodies on
trigger crank setup
ID 1700cc injectors

Just had a run in tune nothing aggressive at around 21psi.

Will be putting about 500 - 1000 kms on it and upgrading to new mufflers to get it breathing better as current ones are restrictive at my power level.

Then a final tune .

so far the crank trigger signal is like a drawn line with no filtering on Haltech .
be good to see it on full boost.

 

Is that the famous UAS carpet behind that Dyno sheet?

 

Modified my Ross race damper with a 12 tooth disc
using a GT101 Hall Effect sensor with custom made bracket
24 tooth cam angle sensor AEM Disc

 

looks like it

 

Signal was a little rough .. now its like drawn line without the haltech filtering .
Basically did it to improve it .
My engine doesnt need aggressive timing as others do to make the power .

 

Hi Guys
Havent been around much ..been too busy

Snapped another cam last year so have removed VCT and now have 4 exhaust cams and 4 bde bullseye cam gears .
have replaced my specialty Z mufflers with some custom hitech mufflers and new sebring tips and fit the 62mm throttlebodies


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this was the last setup with boost coming on hard over 30 psi( dyno map couldn't read anymore)



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this first tune so far with gradual boost from haltech.
much much more efficient!
still running the GTX2863's

 

2nd intake cam

yeah looks nominal
when the boost comes on hard at 30psi it should be straight up to around 4500rpm

 

Yes as they snap on the oil groove and the series 2 gears weigh the most .
doesn't like rev limiter

 

Geez you've had a bad run with cams. Looks like once the boost is up the power curve will come close to replicating the previous run. How does it feel minus the vct? Seriously considering this for the forgie for the slicktop with the hks2530s

 

will let you when I pick it up .
Going to drive it to see how the gradual boost set up feels before turning it up.