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GTX4294R /w streetport
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Old 06-18-12 | 01:13 AM
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Help me Decide

So I can't decide what to do with my 20b. I've narrowed it down to 3 options. Can you guys help? I keep bouncing from one setup to another. Some days i want the brap brap monster that spins tires on the highway, other days I think I'd be happier with the more modest instant torque monster that turns passengers into little girls due to how snappy it is. Although I guess the same could be said about all 3 setups LOL.

1 - Quick spool and responsive torque with a GTX4294R and a streetport
expected 650 rwhp, 730 rwhp max

2 - Decent spool with midrange and top-end with a GTX4202R and a large streetport
expected 750 rwhp, 850 rwhp max

3 - Turbo spools at 5k RPM but power goes to 9k with a GTX4508R and a semi-pp
expected 880 rwhp, 970 rwhp max

These are all estimates on rwhp figures but the comparison is fair between them. The max figures are at high boost, something I wouldn't be running on the track. This is with pump gas and water/meth injection. I actually think option 3 has the potential to hit 1,000 rwhp but that is going to take some work and I'm not sure it can be achieved with pump gas.

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Old 06-18-12 | 04:28 PM
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Non of the above.....NA, fuel injected with a big bridgeport
Old 06-18-12 | 04:30 PM
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Too loud and not enough torque/hp. I want it streetable. Your car is too loud Jim, just imagine a 3 rotor version of it LOLOL. I don't need a 1,800 RPM idle. Besides a semi-pp would work better then a streetport and be quieter and thats my option 3 for crazy ****.

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Old 06-18-12 | 06:07 PM
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I'm with Jim. Use s5 NA rotors and make it rev past 10k while you're at it.
Old 06-18-12 | 08:50 PM
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I'm not going to a 20b to make less power then my 13b did >_>. If I was going to keep it N/A, I'd go 4 rotor. Probably cost less then the 20b too.

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Old 06-18-12 | 09:14 PM
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I voted option 1. If your keeping it on the street.

Track toy towed to the track option 3

Any progress yet? End of year showing or next year thing
Old 06-18-12 | 09:18 PM
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I'd like for it to be end of the year but I doubt that will happen. Once I pull everything out of the car and list it on a partout, I'll have a better idea of an ETA.

Option 3 would still be streetable FYI . It would just brap like a bridgeport but not as loud as Jim's, it would have a lower idle.

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Old 06-18-12 | 09:50 PM
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My moto.... go big or go home, if ur spending the $$$ to do this y not go to the extreme
Old 06-18-12 | 11:28 PM
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I chose #2.
Number 1 would be too slow for ya,and would **** you off and you would either blow it up or rebuild it.
Number 3 you would most likely have to Tow to the track and would not drive it on the street.(rarely if so).
..so..Number 2..Best of both worlds..
Old 06-19-12 | 09:23 AM
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Option #1 , you are at the starting point get a baseline and move from their. It's going to be nasty anyway
Old 06-19-12 | 10:08 AM
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Old 06-19-12 | 12:12 PM
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Old 06-19-12 | 02:01 PM
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I voted for option 1. I'm assuming that would be the most responsive setup (re: turbo spool) – it might even have "reasonable" emissions and mileage.

Are you going with alcohol injection on this build?

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Old 06-20-12 | 05:04 AM
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The gas mileage isn't really much different between 1 and 2. I'm going to be running straight pump until everything gets sorted since its a new build from scratch. After the car is working 100%, then I'll be adding AI and crank up the boost.

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Old 06-20-12 | 08:09 AM
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# 1 because traction and driveability would be the next challenge, just my thoughts...
Old 06-22-12 | 12:02 PM
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Which setup has a broader/smoother torque range?
Old 06-26-12 | 03:56 AM
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#2 would have the broadest powerband. #1 would have more immediate torque but die off by redline. #3 would just be 3k...4k...5k...WTF...9k...next gear

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Old 06-26-12 | 07:14 AM
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^ That sounds like my Rx-4...LOL I like the sound of option 2. That way you don't have to deal with the peripheral porting headache. Also you always have to option later on of adding the peri port if you want and changing turbos to suit.
Old 06-26-12 | 12:16 PM
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wouldn't option 3 offer the most streetable drive as long as you keep rev's below 5k? and then on the track, just keep the rev's up? seems like the best option to me, but I don't know squat about turbos lol
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Option 3 is going to have a high idle, be a little loud, and bad on gas.

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Old 06-27-12 | 01:29 AM
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Originally Posted by thewird
Option 3 is going to have a high idle, be a little loud, and bad on gas.

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there you go,describing ME again..!(hyper,loud and bad gas!)
(Lmk what you are running for coils, so I can figure out if the wires will work out..ok?)
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