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On that dyno that's far more impressive than the peak number.

On that dyno 400@4000 is a very strong car; 400@3500 is not really for the street (the 1200NM is the killer).

To an extent this was an R&D exercise, with E85, convertor,larger high mount turbo, extractors & external wastegate mated to THR exhaust.

There's a market out there for AWD conversions. We have moved so far since 2003/2004, it far beyond expectations.

Brian

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Is there anyone working on an AWD conversion?? Could be a monster if done right.

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  On 02/08/2010 at 3:48 AM, SPIKO said:

Cheers Steph, just out of curiousity Bud, could you please explain to me how RPM can be derived on a hub dyno when the run is performed in 4th 1:1 ratio and not actual? dontknow.gifbeerchug.gificon_ford.gif

On some dyno printouts, I have seen 'derived' RPM from a run in a 1:1 ratio compared to ODB 'actual' RPM and the difference in the was 1500+rpm. That thought in my head may have lead me to ask this question that perhaps something else was going on. That's all. No biggy. Still a misssssiiiff effort :)

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Yes my friend........... However you are questioning a Tunehouse (HuB) Dyno?? Is it fair to state that you have not considered this? Because your explanation just states the obvious........... (Should I elaborate)?

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Hub dyno rpm is true rpm.

On the roller the only way to know is to read from the ODB2, and then estimate the power lost through slippage.

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the power it made was a top effort especially from a standard motor. soon to be upped to about 700kw with the new built motor so jim can push it to the limit of this little turbo.not a dyno queen turbo.good street turbo it comes on very early and like a bulllet. its insane.

the 600kw it made was to see how much the stock bootom end could take .and that it .

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the turbo is???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? its like a 35r but a fair bit better and not tz04 core. when I run it again at the track ill let you know what it is .

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WOW! Really??

That obviously makes this result even more impressive. Im presuming it must be a larger core again from the 66mm T04 wheel.

You dont want to PM it to me mate.... I keep secrets :stirthepot:

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