PFS Tuned GT42R makes 643RWHP!!!
#27
In this thread https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...9&page=2&pp=30 "Zero R" (a-spec) says "Wargasm, he is running the larger 102mm 42R, it is about 4% less efficient at lower boost levels, than the smaller 94mm."
This would make the wheel 74.3 inducer and 102.3 exducer on the compressor side.
In https://www.rx7club.com/ne-rx-7-forum-30/little-taste-pfs-gt42r-476282/ "Zero R" said "Just so you guys know it is the smaller 1.01 A/r housing T6" which is what got my curiosity going about it.
So it's a T6 -footprint-, not a T6 frame center with a T4 turbine housing bolted on it? Interesting... Whatever it is, it sure does work!
This would make the wheel 74.3 inducer and 102.3 exducer on the compressor side.
In https://www.rx7club.com/ne-rx-7-forum-30/little-taste-pfs-gt42r-476282/ "Zero R" said "Just so you guys know it is the smaller 1.01 A/r housing T6" which is what got my curiosity going about it.
So it's a T6 -footprint-, not a T6 frame center with a T4 turbine housing bolted on it? Interesting... Whatever it is, it sure does work!
#29
Originally Posted by Wargasm
A 3 bar sensor measures 3 bar absolute pressure, so it's really only good for +2 bar boost pressure or around 30 PSI.
Eh...sorry for the bad post...
Nice power none the less.
#32
GREAT results Ernie!!! What does your fuel system consist of? I knew it would pass the 600rwhp mark @ 30psi . Do you think you can get a 4 bar map sensor and push it or are you done? I can't wait for you to get your launch dialed in to put down some SERIOUS TIMES!
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Originally Posted by crispeed
Congratulations Ernie!
It's nice too see someone making some real power finally!
With that torque 3rd gear ain't gonna last too long.
It's nice too see someone making some real power finally!
With that torque 3rd gear ain't gonna last too long.
#39
Wow, great numbers Ernie. I hope that roll cage is comming soon.
What did Ray do internaly to the core other then porting ? I thought once you put down 500+ the stock eccentric shaft is prone to failure. As in twisting like a pretzel
What did Ray do internaly to the core other then porting ? I thought once you put down 500+ the stock eccentric shaft is prone to failure. As in twisting like a pretzel
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Damn that does looks nice. I should have hung around a little longer to see it run on the dyno. What can be said other than Ray is THE MAN!!!
btw Thanks again Ray for spending the day sorting that mess out for me.
btw Thanks again Ray for spending the day sorting that mess out for me.
#48
Ernie, do you have a cage/harness/window net/shaft loop/flywheel shield/extended studs/batt switch etc. etc. etc to make it legal? I'm sure tech will be all over your car with the trap you'll be putting up.....
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And thanks guys. Im goin to the track tomarrow night. Nothing is done to the engine except the street port. So it'll go fast or break alot of **** trying!!
And thanks guys. Im goin to the track tomarrow night. Nothing is done to the engine except the street port. So it'll go fast or break alot of **** trying!!
#50
Finally, someone with dyno data to back up the fact that MAZDA SEALS ARE THE BEST! ;-)
Seriously though, your car must accelerate so hard it wrings everything out of your lower intestines. I cant imagine driving it, most power ive ever driven was an FD with 434 to the wheels, and that thing was freaking fast (for me) !
Good job, i hope it holds together for awhile!
Seriously though, your car must accelerate so hard it wrings everything out of your lower intestines. I cant imagine driving it, most power ive ever driven was an FD with 434 to the wheels, and that thing was freaking fast (for me) !
Good job, i hope it holds together for awhile!