hater?

 

i don't believe the dowel land is any thicker than the S4 irons and it will quickly start becoming the weak link at these power levels on a higher horsepower engine, regardless of tune.

the good side is that you did not tear it down to rebuild it so the engine has some aged rigidity built into it but with that comes the bad that the coolant seals probably won't last long.

 

This is what i wanted to hear, but i just want a little over 200hp with a stock NA-T setup. Its pretty much the only way i can get a heavy *** vert to move. lol

 

Well its still running, however I decided to sell my old setup and go to something smaller for now.

It won't be seeing 400whp in the next few months. I am temporarily using a to4b v2 until I can decide on the exact turbo I want.

 

good **** bro

 

So this is literally an all stock s5 motor from an NA car? Is this becoming more common?

Former Nashvillian myself! Cheers!

 

I recently bought a Borg Warner s362 for my s5 tii and I also am looking to make 350-400 rwhp on a stock port engine. To make that kind of power, do you think I would also need to boost around 16-17 like you? I was told at 12-13 lbs I should see close to if not 350 rwhp... What are your thoughts?

 

What AR is that bw 362

 

the specs for the borg warner are as listered:

-Compressor wheel Ind. 63mm extended tip
(extended tip technology)
-Turbine wheel 71mm
-.88 turbine a/r
-Flows upto 67lbs/min
-Supports upto 675-700hp
-included: T4 mounting gasket and oil drain gasket

What kind of power do you think someone should expect from this turbo on a stock port S5 Tii engine at 12lbs and then 14lbs? ... i ask cause i was expecting to make similar power like Frosty but at lower boost levels than his (16-17lbs)

car will be tuned on a Microtech lt-10 by Jim from JPR Imports Racing Beat RevII Exhaust and Down Pipe, full KGParts Fuel system, Koyo Rad, Black Magic Fan Shroud, Custom SS Manifold...

 

Your turbo is smaller than his i believe. SO you will need more psi.

 

Im loving this post. Sad to see that you downsized the power atm but i understand. I am working on finishing up my S4naT. Haltech Platinum 1000, Injector dynamics 1000/2000cc injectors, divided housing precision 6765, walboro pumps, aero fpr, Dynatek ignition. All stock keg out of the base i bought back in 09. Ran it hard in the NA, did the t2 bolt on with safc, and now im bumping up the rest of the setup. This will be in a T2 shell with T2 drivetrain (stock s4 keg, unk mileage). I may attempt to add water injection as well. Also, will be on pump gas. I WILL PROBABLY BREAK SOMETHING BECAUSE IM GREEDY, but i will do my best to have the safest tune possible in the ~400whp range.

Frosty i'll be watching to see more good news from the NA keg...

Sharingan... you should make plans to be at the dyno comp Oct 15th to see this thing blow up

 

Can't wait! Cheap dyno pulls here I come 250 whp or bust lol

 

Some 1/8th mile runs from tonight. Not too fast, but for a 20 year old 6 port motor with a t04b it runs pretty well.

Fastest time so far with t04b: 8.2 at 89. (I trapped 91 on a different run)

http://youtu.be/hbJ43bLVup8

 

the rear plate is going to break anything over 20psi is the max i found out the hard way,but good luck,ive also found some engines the dowel pin castings sizes depends if you get a good cast or not jus luck

 

20 psi is the limit on pump gas, not the limit for the iron. if you're just using pump gas, congrats, you found it's auto-ignition ceiling. i found it about 10 years ago and broke numerous irons testing various grades of fuel in rotary boosted applications.

the wings in the exhaust have to hurt spool time. i have built a few high compression turbo engines properly(4 port blocks with turbo exhaust port sleeves), running hybrids which are dogs for response yet they spool instantly.. to the point i am jealous and want to up my engine from it's low compression 8.5:1 rotors that take forever to spool my rather large T70. but with that lag does come peace of mind that the low compression rotors can handle quite a bit of abuse compared to the finicky high compression variants. these are the original rotors still and have over 210k miles on them, now pushing about 350 to the wheels(have been over 300whp for about the past 60k miles).

it just feels nice getting on the throttle and seeing full boost by 3400 RPMs with a journal bearing turbo.

i do like seeing threads like this though, reminds me of how much abuse these basic engines can take and while still have the handicap of the n/a port sleeves which are probably robbing you of about 15% peak horsepower.

 

the S4 NA-T I built w/hks sport upgrade is retarded fast compared to my S4 tII to4r

 

BTW did a track day with this setup on 20 psi. I was out on track for a total of an hour that day until my Manifold to turbo gasket blew out. Not bad reliability wise considering it is just a 4 dollar exhaust gasket.

I am getting a smaller turbine housing in the next few weeks.

 

nothing beats OEM for the exhaust gaskets, anything else is just buying you time.

 

http://turblown.net/store/index.php?productID=80

 

pretty sure he is back on the a hybrid now, could be wrong as i didn't go back and read through it.

 

That is an awesome gasket, however its already been replaced. I got it all back together switched to a .68 turbine housing as well for the time being. It was still a bit too laggy with the 1.15 divided. bad thing is the .68 housing is non-divided but it was so cheap I couldn't pass it up. Will be interesting to see how it does, its super small for a rotary application but I am willing to try new things. Also wired up a boost solenoid for my haltech to try and make it easier to switch between 93 and e85 with dual maps.

I am not on a hybrid, I am running a t04b.

 

What fuel management are you running?

 

Sorry just saw your list of mods at the bottom of your post. Anyways never thought you could get 400whp out of a stock n/a motor.

 

I am confident the motor could go a lot higher, I am pretty sure when I was running 20psi on the t70 it was making about 450whp. e85 just keeps everything so safe.

I have never had any detonation with e85, not even with what would be considered unsafe AFRs on a 93oct motor.

 

frostycrowd,, do you have a build thread? like what you did to prep the motor etc..