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Hi .

 

We had some problems with my supra mkiv this weekend when i was on dyno with it.

Mods on it bl t67dbb + aem ems + sard 800cc + 2 fuelpumps + hks ssqv + hks dli

 

When it hit max boost( 1.4 bar ) at 4000rpm then the graph power and torque leans out. You can see it on graph.

Have someone some ideas what is wrong?? coils??

 

 

niklas

 

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turbo is holding 1,4 bar the hole run. no problems .

but if you are looking att the dyno chart att 4000rpm. At the same time the turbo has got 1,4bar. Why does it not follow a smooth line??

 

can it be the ignition coils or some poor ground??

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I would say the turbo and cams are running out of puff at higher revs.

 

at the high revs is not a problem...but at 4000rpm when i got full boost 1,4bar....why does the chart change direction...if you understand what i mean :)

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i dont know what you are talking about ? the graph looks fine ....just out of curiousity do you know what you are looking at ? and do you know how to read a dyno graph ? maybe you lack the understanding of a dyno chart. please explain what you imagine or how you imagine the graph to look like.

 

Yeah, that. I looked at this graph and unless I'm really missing something, the AFRs are rock steady?

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That'll choke your power at 6000rpm+ waaaay before it's the exhaust housing on the turbo.

 

-Ian

 

ok...what cams you recomend? how much better is the euro/ us cams?

 

 

niklas

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That'll choke your power at 6000rpm+ waaaay before it's the exhaust housing on the turbo.

 

-Ian

 

One is exactly the same, the other is too small a difference to be worth it. 256in 264ex or 264in 264ex are very favoured combinations over here.

 

-Ian

 

ok good to know...cam change this winter then :) . You got nice specs anf power in your car...i thought i have about same power in my car also...

 

yes the afr was very good the hole run on my car. So there is no problems.... can it be the cams which do so much in power result??

 

 

niklas

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ok good to know...cam change this winter then :) . You got nice specs anf power in your car...i thought i have about same power in my car also...

 

yes the afr was very good the hole run on my car. So there is no problems.... can it be the cams which do so much in power result??

 

 

niklas

 

Thank you :)

 

Right I think I see what you are referring to now. The power builds up initially and then at 4000rpm it continues to rise but at a slower rate. If you look at the boost pressure, you'll see it does the same thing. The initial fast buildup of power is the turbo coming on boost - as the turbo adds more and more compressed air, the power increases rapidly. Once it reaches target boost, the power only continues to increase as a function of the revs getting higher. That increase in power isn't as big as a turbo coming on boost.

 

Torque will start to tail off after 5757 rpm (I think it's that?) because of the way BHP is worked out mathematically from torque - a search should provide a far better explanation than that. And power stops climbing and begins to tail off probably because of the stock cams.

 

Looks like a good clean graph. Don't get too hung up on the numbers, that can vary from dyno to dyno.

 

-Ian

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Thank you :)

 

Right I think I see what you are referring to now. The power builds up initially and then at 4000rpm it continues to rise but at a slower rate. If you look at the boost pressure, you'll see it does the same thing. The initial fast buildup of power is the turbo coming on boost - as the turbo adds more and more compressed air, the power increases rapidly. Once it reaches target boost, the power only continues to increase as a function of the revs getting higher. That increase in power isn't as big as a turbo coming on boost.

 

Torque will start to tail off after 5757 rpm (I think it's that?) because of the way BHP is worked out mathematically from torque - a search should provide a far better explanation than that. And power stops climbing and begins to tail off probably because of the stock cams.

 

Looks like a good clean graph. Don't get too hung up on the numbers, that can vary from dyno to dyno.

 

-Ian

 

thanks [GRIN][/GRIN] thats good info...

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