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TRD S/C Dyno results

Discussion in 'Performance and Tuning' started by Jake7, May 13, 2011.

  1. May 26, 2011 at 8:25 AM
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    Yeah, that is where you want to be.
     
  2. May 27, 2011 at 12:36 AM
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    Not sure if serious..:confused:

    here's my old 1.6 honda engine with stock internals. besides the custom kit, injectors, clutch and tune it's completely stock on 10 psi. And yes it did last and daily driven to this day by the new owner.

    245.9 whp 189.4 tq at 7,500rpm.
    karla397_30f19f007b3fb3d0b9dcebfb8b3bfd509b727920.jpg

    I also had a 1.8 liter put a CONCERVATIVE 305 whp at 12psi on that exact same dyno the original poster had his taco dyno'd.
     
  3. May 29, 2011 at 3:49 PM
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    I have a hard time believing those numbers. the hp sounds right but there is no way you can get that much torque out of a 2.0L with low boost. And before you try and bash my credibility you should know that I am a true honda fan- have been for nine years now. I have a boosted s2000 that puts down 387 rwhp and 239 ftlbs on a dyno dynamics in the middle of florida summer. (here is a link to my car http://maseengineering.com/projects/entry/josh_s2000_ap11/ )

    Now if he had a stroked k24 bottom end then I would believe those numbers.

    And to the guy that said hondas don't like boost you are mistaken sir, hondas love boost. the k20 only requires about 9psi to pass the 300 whp mark.
     
  4. May 29, 2011 at 3:53 PM
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    OP: I am really liking the torque curve. How do you keep traction- I have a hard time keeping traction with stock power levels- then again my tires are pretty garbage but most people run all terrains so I can't see how they can grip very well on the road with higher power levels.
     
  5. May 30, 2011 at 12:32 AM
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    I haven't really had a problem with maintaining traction too bad yet. The first couple times a took off from stop I got a little spin, but I just put on GY silent armor tires and they seem to do alright compared to stock tires. Now I just accelerate like I'm driving a hybrid; slow until about 20mph, or "like there's an egg under the accelerator". I only really punch it at highway speeds now, and no problems with traction there. Haven't been able to get off road yet, so I can't comment on traction there as of now.
    The first week I was driving it and accelerating slowly to get used to the new power. Some asshole kid in an Eclipse, you know that guy with loud exhaust and nothing else, started honking and tried to blow around me all pissed off. It felt really good to hammer it and leave him in the dust with a lifted truck.
     
  6. May 30, 2011 at 3:55 PM
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    i agree with all of what you said, i got a buddy of mine that has a 99 SI, stock motor with a turbo kit running 7 psi and it dyno at 260whp. From what ive noticed with hondas, boost doesnt give u a lot of torque, its all hp.

    I got a 91 crx, all motor. Gude b16 stage 3 race head, b18 block, 85mm bore, 12/1 JE pistons, eagle rods, and of coarse all your bolt on, programmed with a s200 Hondata and it dyno at 226whp and 201 wtq.
     
  7. May 31, 2011 at 3:10 PM
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    yeah, b series don't give you nearly as much as HP but I've seen a lot of b20's, h22's, d16's put out almost as much torque as hp when turbo'd.

    By the way that's a lot of totque for the amount of hp for an all motor, even for an ls vtec. I'm sure it hauls ass.
     
  8. May 31, 2011 at 3:26 PM
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    reminds me of the 9,000 rpm sound :( good choice on the BB and the HT.
    IMG_3531_b621f27c22a8a6d423f6019cab627a33599fd802.jpg
     
  9. Jun 2, 2011 at 1:44 PM
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    hardtops are essential- I don't like convertibles but I love the S. bb is best but a clean grand prix white looks amazing.
     
  10. Jun 7, 2011 at 7:31 PM
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    Did the OP ever do a base line before the SC? Numbers are pretty useless without that.
     
  11. Jun 7, 2011 at 7:38 PM
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    TRD systems out of the box generally are in the 260-270 RWHP range so you are in the ball park there.

    The real bottle neck is the stock air filter box. That really chokes it off.

    With resonable mods you can get close to 300 RWHP, with lots of mods and tuning most are in the 320-330 range. Few are getting to 350 RWHP, but you don't see many at all over that, one or two but that is it. Then you are really, really pushing that supercharger.

    If you want some help pushing forward let me know.

    G
     
  12. Jun 8, 2011 at 1:33 AM
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    Gadget, I wanted to go eith the URD cai but it wont fit with my lights under the grill. Does the stock box really restrict that badly? Would the AFE CAI or TRD CAI give me much more improvement? I'm planning on getting a MAF calibrator when I get home and a new Y pipe, I just need to decide on a CAI system before I get one. On that note, do you think I will see significant help with a URD MAF calibrator and does it come tuned for my upgrades, or will I need do a lot of end user tuning on a DYNO to see results.
    I've never built up a motor that was this computer controlled before so I'm still learning what to do here. I wanted to go the APR X-1 route but I can't pull off the cash for that yet.I already bought a 2.825 pulley and the dynamic tensioner pulley from you but I want to do the Ypipe, CAI and MAF calibrator at the same time I put those on. So when I'm ready for that, I will definitely be contacting you. Hope the 4 banger SC is coming along well for you, can't wait to see the results on that. My buddy just bought a Taco with the 4cyl so i've been following that for him. Thanks for any insight. When I get back to the states it's "game on" for this project, hope that MAF cal is still on sale in Sept.
     
  13. Jun 8, 2011 at 2:40 AM
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    Your setup is F'N MEAN!!!!

    I recently just put on my S/C and 7th injector kit with URD Crank pulley and the 2.2 pulley on the S/C. Still breaking in clutch, cant wait to get the dyno done, I hope to get 275hp
     
  14. Jun 8, 2011 at 7:50 AM
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    I am in no way as qualified as Gadget, but I am a long time member of TW, XRU, & CT, plus a valid URD customer. I ran the MAF CAL with just Intake, Headers, and Exh and it made a noticeable difference in performance. It practically woke my truck up. I used the basic tune/MAP that URD/Gadget had sent me and with the plug and play harness, I was able to notice the gains in minutes. Now, as far as how much of a difference you will feel with your SC setup, I cant answer... I now have the APR X-1, and will never look back. Definately worth the money.

    I recommend that you go this route:

    1) URD TCAI wont fit or work with the TRD SC
    2) Best CAI for TRD SC is the AFE SI Stage II
    3) DTLT Headers will increase HP levels much more than the Y-pipe
    4) Not sure what pulley you purchased, but if you are running a Higher boost pulley, you should at least purchase and install the Walbro Fuel Pump from URD. (Cant give you an answer on wether the MAF Cal can compensate the pulley, but Im sure Gadget will square you away with that).
    5. Enjoy Your New Addiction!!!

    Laters:cool:
     
  15. Jul 31, 2011 at 9:46 PM
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    The k motors like boost just fine I've got a k24 running 12 lbs bone stock other than k pro. 150k with boost not a problem yet.
     
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    That's so beautiful... It brought a tear to my eye..
     
  17. Apr 10, 2014 at 1:17 PM
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    This was at PowerFab on FM1960 I noticed a few other sheets from there, pretty cool. So it sounds like we have the same setup basically, Ive got the TRD s/c, original air filter and box, URD Y Pipe, and URD's Mk2 Catback Exhaust. I am installing the AFE II Si CAI tonight after work, and will get on the Dyno again in hopes that it leans out a little on the high end (-10:1 @ 5400!) then I will see if it is safe to install the URD 2.85" stealth pulley that i will have in hand at Powerfab Tomorrow morning 8:00am! Then and Dyno a 3rd time if the pulley gets installed...

    As for this pull: 76 ambient, 40% humidity, @ sea level.

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  18. Apr 10, 2014 at 1:21 PM
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    I make runs with my set up and I offroad and drag race my truck. We have a variety of trucks, modded for diffrent purposes were not all 4x4s. Superwerty, Speedfreak, Torspd, Toon714, all have turbo and supercharged setups. There are others on here as well ill pm you to help you with your build.
     
  20. Apr 10, 2014 at 1:34 PM
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    1) URD TCAI will work and fit with a TRD supercharger.
    4) You can put a highier boost pulley but you will gain heat as well you need to cool it down or your gains wont do much with the heat that comes with it.
     

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