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Blown = turbo'd

I thought all strut bars were connected at three points.

NVM, Forced Induction...stupid bastard.

Blown = engine with a hole in it/something is bent or busted

PM~

This post has been edited by D-Man: Nov 11, 2008 - 4:50 PM

Blown = SC'd or the engine is wasted - take your pick. If you'd like to find out what's what on there I'd be happy to answer any questions you have. Follow the hot pipe up over the exhaust header and you will see the Turbo.

Not all STB's are connected at three points. Also not all 3 points are stiff enough side to side [Stock for example]. I don't like to have to take the STB off just to change the spark plugs and other maintenance so for my last 4 Celicas I've been making an extra bar that goes from strut to strut to take up the slack. Use quality material and a good tight fit and it'll be better than most things on the market.

This post has been edited by DEATH: Dec 31, 2010 - 1:22 AM

Sounds good. I figured I saw it, but my brain's retarded today...fukc if I know.

Man I just finished rereading all this haha.

MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
DYNO DAY - 254lbs/tQ!!!!!!!!!
@14PSI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This post has been edited by DEATH: Feb 6, 2009 - 7:41 PM

congrats. post up your sheet.

beautiful TQ, what about HP?!?! haha

awesome man, post the chart!!
what were the hp #'s ect?!?!

nice torque # ... no wonder the car wants to torque steer so bad lol

let's see the sheet for sure - i want to see what your AFR's are like @ WOT.

was this done with the S54 or E153 tranny?

i think he's on the S54 still

Nice Matt, I am happy for you Post up your chart.

It was only 228WHP that run
I don't even have a print out for the highest 2 runs but they and others plus help finding the leak on the dyno we're all free - so I'm not complaining. The official number will have to be 217WHP/244tQ - that's what I have documented.
I have charts I promise I'll post monday morning when I get to my scanners. Sorry but I'm in the sticks right now and I'm lucky to be on the inernet LOL. My phone doesn't even work out here.

This post has been edited by DEATH: Feb 7, 2009 - 8:10 PM

you should have them give you a copy of the actual run file. that way you can print more and compare it to other runs you might do in the future.

i dont know if they can download the software on mustang dynos like we can the dynojet software art.

but yea, if you can, thats the way to go matt.
NICE WORK!
when you get the image up, be sure to add to the dyno registry.

Didnt realize this was on a stang dyno. I hate those things.

two of the three printed runs:


Remember that these are @ 14PSI on Mustang Dyno - nearly sea level.
I did have a couple better runs after we let her cool and actually setup the fans but these numbers are documented so they will be the official ones [for now]. Analysis from the pros would be well appreciated.

looks great matt.

Awesome Matt, looks like a BLAST to drive

your AFR's look great.
i would think you would be making more power with AFR's being that good for a 3sgte.
you've got a slight restriction with the cat-back being a smaller diameter piping i think.
granted that's not going to make crap tons of hp but it would do something & help with flow.

just curious - what diameter is your IC piping?
do you have your BOV vented to the atmosphere or recirc'd?
do you have adjustable cam gears?

the numbers are decent for being a stock CT26