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Old 02-25-04, 04:18 PM
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estimated HP T-78?

KD rotary is going to be doing my car with the following mods, how much rwhp u guys think i will put down:

-full rebuild, 3mm with streetport
-T-78 kit (20 psi)
-Power FC w/ commander
-gm 3-bar map sensor
-greddy 3 row FMIC
-ACT lightweight flywheel, act clutch
-850cc primaries, 1600cc secondaries
-HKS twin power ignition
-RRFPR, RP fuel pump
-stainless steel midpipe, N1 catback
-koyo radiator
-greddy pulleys

Dave is claiming that at 20 psi i will put down 435rwhp-450. this seemed kind of low to me. what do u guys think?? thanks guys
-Rick
Old 02-25-04, 06:10 PM
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at 16psi, you should be between 420-460 depending on how good of a tune. at 20-21psi, you should be close to 500 or so. i'll be installing my 78 within the next couple of weeks and going to visit jason and xavier to get a nice tune
Old 02-25-04, 08:32 PM
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yea, thats more like it. Why did he tell me low hp numbers?? is he a reputable tuner? From the start i was aiming at around 470-500 on 20 psi. i think this is very achievable on 20 psi with my setup.
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Jason @ rx7store made over 500 at 17 or 19lbs..
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dave tunes a little more conservitavely than some places just to keep his rep good.

jason made 506 @ 19psi i think. it was either 19 or 21. either way, he's got my business and always will. keep in mind that jason also has a 'tweaked' t78
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Hi! this is zavier, I put down 467rwhp @ 16lbs. My A/R was in the high 10's.
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Originally posted by Godzilla-T78
Jason @ rx7store made over 500 at 17 or 19lbs..
Ah yes but that is with a GT40R comp. wheel.
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i think with my mods and 20 psi i should be around 450-475 rwhp. This is possible correct??
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Ah yes but that is with a GT40R comp. wheel.
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Re: estimated HP T-78?

Originally posted by RD93RX7TT
Dave is claiming that at 20 psi i will put down 435rwhp-450. this seemed kind of low to me. what do u guys think?? thanks guys
-Rick
not saying abnything bad about Dave, but how would you like that much at 15psi? or over the 600 mark at 25? http://www.kgparts.com/R85.htm
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I beleive that number is a little low...but not much....i am willing to bet...440-460 that is what i am calling...

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It will all come down to tuning. You can stay at 425@20psi or be up around 500@20psi. It's going to come down to tuning. The ability is there, but doesn't mean that you will see it unless you tune for it. You setup is capable of making that much power though. Just my .02

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Re: Re: estimated HP T-78?

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not saying abnything bad about Dave, but how would you like that much at 15psi? or over the 600 mark at 25? http://www.kgparts.com/R85.htm
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Originally posted by BoostedRex
It will all come down to tuning. You can stay at 425@20psi or be up around 500@20psi. It's going to come down to tuning. The ability is there, but doesn't mean that you will see it unless you tune for it. You setup is capable of making that much power though. Just my .02

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Re: Re: Re: estimated HP T-78?

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And you thought my plug was shameless

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well i just figured since plugs were going out.... btw Sean, how are things? tell Steve i said hello too.
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well my car's going to KDR in a few weeks...i'll let u know what kind of #'s i put down..
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This one now is OK, I just liked the one with the boston terrier(just gut one), better than the storm troopers.

Hey to you too Kieth I will tell Steve whats up.

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Re: Re: estimated HP T-78?

Originally posted by rxrotary2_7
not saying abnything bad about Dave, but how would you like that much at 15psi? or over the 600 mark at 25? http://www.kgparts.com/R85.htm

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Good luck at KDR on the dyno. I'm sure that you'll be pleased with the numbers.

Sean, the Boston terrier pic is actually off of a video clip of that dog humping the stuffed animal like crazy. Funny video. Laterz.

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I think one of the reasons kdrs hp numbers are a little lower then most are used to is due to the anti detonation device. The anti detonation device takes away a little horsepower but adds torque. I guess it pays off in the long run that you wont pop a motor due to detonation, and you get a little extra torque, even if it is at the cost of a little horsepower. I think its a more then compensating trade off.

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Originally posted by fastcarfreak
I think one of the reasons kdrs hp numbers are a little lower then most are used to is due to the anti detonation device. The anti detonation device takes away a little horsepower but adds torque. I guess it pays off in the long run that you wont pop a motor due to detonation, and you get a little extra torque, even if it is at the cost of a little horsepower. I think its a more then compensating trade off.
how is that even possible if each has a direct relation to the others:
horsepower = (Torque X RPM) / 5252

torque = (Horsepower X 5252) / RPM
and
RPM = (Horsepower X 5252) / Torque

if you know two of the factors, you can figure the third... i dont understand their claims. i am not saying you personaly are wrong, i know that this is their claim....
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Keith what is the 5252 variable? What i mean is how did you come up with that number, and what dose it mean? Might be a dumb question!


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