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Teardown and Rebuild


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53 minutes ago, CSM said:

more area under the curve compared to previous?  What programmer setups?

7 smarty 9 TST.

Broke 400hp at 58mph (4th) and grew from there. I was trying to keep the soot out of their shop so I didn't floor it until it was too late. 

1 minute ago, John Fak said:

Sounds like I need to send you the mach7's I've got in the cupboard. *tease* *tease*

7x0.013 are coming......

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I have to wonder how much power is still on the table in the ports and intake. I wonder where those ports choke.  Given the tremendous increase in boost and fuel, I would expect more than 650 hp.  

Have you considered a methanol fogging system?  Do those really help at these boost levels?  

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24 minutes ago, TFaoro said:

We all know the limit is the vp's fuel output. Ppumps have proven the head can flow enough air for more power. 

Very true.  I come from the land of naturally aspirated performance, where we had to walk up hill both ways etc etc.  

All I am wondering is how much a good port, polish, and log manifold would do in comparison.  There is a delta P across the port and valve.  At normal RPM levels, like my truck, probably very little... and mabe some power loss.  At your RPM level, that is a lot of swept volume to clear a very small space.  Just wondering if anybody has done port head vs non port head dyno numbers. 

The good thing is with boost the speed of sound goes up as the temp and pressure of the air goes up, so true choking is unlikely.  Which is quite the opposite of a N.A engine however, I haven't run the numbers for a turbo.  Same with cam design.  Turbo cam design is way different than non.  

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  • 2 weeks later...

Ever had a seal this crooked actually seal for 6k miles?? The rubber was actually formed crooked from the heat and position.

When I installed the PS pump I must have hit it. This happened when the engine was rebuilt and a new PS pump went in.

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Note: I had not touched the seal at this point. Just popped the center section out!

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