So much salt in this thread lol.
I have a 1200rwhp rating on our base kit because I've made 1200rwhp with the kit on a dyno.
However we do not rate our kits with wallace racing calculators.
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Mah man! Pm my your PayPal. I'm feeling saucy. I'll even gift that shit son lol
I don't think you do either. It would have told you your numbers don't compute(impossible.)
Fastest car with that kit is about 8.9 on multiple cars right? On about 23psi? Are there guys running 30-40psi w those kits and nobody sees it? PTE rates that turbo at 1200hp. But you guys get 1200rwhp thru an auto? Damn! Maybe the laws of physics cease to exist when it's bolted to your kit?(PayPal 5 bucks to the person that pm's me that movie reference.)
You're making the crazy claims. I don't think a little proof is too much to ask for. Hell you claim our kit spools slower and that's why it shines. We'll see if you can come up with anything or we're expected to take your word.
This car never made it to the track when it was on that build. So it's really hard to say what it "would have ran" at the track. I could more then likley just use a wallace racing calculator and figure it out. Thanks for the link. The car left the shop with a set of stock wheels on it and later cruised around town with a set of 17" racestars. It was mostly a weekend cruiser / roll racer at the time.
If your mad that we're better at building turbo cars then you Dustin it's fine. No need to get all worked up about it. There's alot more factors that go into building a turbo car then the piping and turbo itself. But that's a thread for another day.
Goodnight Dustin! :banana:
If your mad that we're better at building turbo cars then you Dustin it's fine. No need to get all worked up about it. There's alot more factors that go into building a turbo car then the piping and turbo itself. But that's a thread for another day.
Looking at the two kits I see no way the jpc kit can out perform the cpr kit because of the hot side design the exhaust has to travel to far to get to the turbo if you look at any factory turbo setup they put the turbo as close to the cylinder head exhaust port as possible
Well he's right. Companies have even designed engines where the exhaust ports are in the valley of the engine to be closer to the turbo. A little extreme, but surely they had their reasons.
If your mad that we're better at building turbo cars then you Dustin it's fine. No need to get all worked up about it. There's alot more factors that go into building a turbo car then the piping and turbo itself. But that's a thread for another day.
P.S - I'm done with the bickering on this post. If you want to see if your better then us we'll be at the NMRA races this year.