arctic-20v wrote:loxxrider wrote:hmm lets seeee collective WHP right now?
500fwhp + what 150awhp for my car? + 130 or 140rwhp for the E30?
lol 780frawhp hhahah
Now lets see what it might be by the time I graduate.
I'd hope for
500fwhp, 600awhp, 500rwhp
so 1600frawhp bahahaa
Good to hear that you are sorting out your VEMS troubles! I hope that works for you!!
How about some friendly competition between college apartments :-) who like to wrench!!
we'll have this fall a
500 whp 1000 ftlbs 7.3l powerstroke
350 whp 600 ftlbs 7.3l powerstroke
and what ever the 20vt puts down!
You'd beat us by the time we graduate. One of my buddies is taking his truck to the sky, and Richard (badluckaudi) has hit a wall where reliability drops and broken parts increase!....... never know though I could plant the compound turbo bug in his head he's got plenty of fuel!!! :wink: hmm (doing the Mr. Burns hand thing) though we would have another car under the roof.... a 1989 5000 20vt its in the works.
I've had my fun for the morning..... back to doing intern things...
Haha ok, I can't really say what the E30 will make. That was my rough estimate. Maybe Justin can chime in with his goals.
I am all for a little competition! The tq. #'s are impossible tho lol...especially since we have a honda on our team

V8QinNJ wrote:I'm fairly certain these are the measurements you're after:
whoaaaaaaaaaaa
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thank you thank you thank you, I owe you bigtime
oldsklaudidub wrote:@ Chris,
Did you run down the check list yet? (hot temp power loss issue)
no

I do intend to do some troubleshooting still though.
The hesitation doesn't really seem to be there anymore, and after about 20 min of driving it didn't have the problem it had before. I actually have a little confidence in the car now which is good. I have good gut feelings about these things usually.
Pretty sure it was the hesitation i was getting on stock ecu was indeed an ignition issue.
I will still be ordering new fuel filter and I may try to make a boost tester today. My idea is to just get a pvc cap and seal an air hose fitting in the end of it...then use some kind of coupler to attach it to the end of the turbo. I could then just set my compressor at like 20psi and stick it on there. Then it would be a constant pressure source on there so I can listen for leaks.
The car runs ok for now on the standalone. It did have a few "hiccups" as I did some WOT pulls. Good thing I have logs to look at to see why now!
