Talon Dyno Results
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Ended up getting 522whp at 32psi on the 62-1 stage 3 exhaust wheel, .63ar turbine housing (65lb min turbo). A/F was only 11.2:1 but I like to play it safe:)
This was on a mustang dyno. Charts and torque to come soon, waiting for him to email me them.
The car was breaking up at 7500 plus for some reason so I didnt get to take it to 8500 or so unfortunately, oh well.
What do you guys think it would make on a dynojet for comparison to my old dyno?
EDIT*
Here is a new better video, WAY better sound.
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where did you get it dynoed at?
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did u dyno with fwd or awd?
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Sounds bad F'n ass, get some 1/4 mile time to back up those numbers..... j/k 11s usually speak for themselves, but seriously.....
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nice numbers!!! should be a 10 sec car.. that if you got a decent tranny..
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95TsiAWD wrote:
Ptrim on the carweird to me, A P-trim is considered a smallish turbine on a 2 rotor.
Piston engines make better use of a turbo of the same size comparisson to a rotary ..... i guess that is why we have turbos the size of the engines, well not me yet
Very nice #'s, i like, How far do you want to run into the 10's?? and was wondering the weight of your car??
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zbrown wrote:
weird to me, A P-trim is considered a smallish turbine on a 2 rotor.
Piston engines make better use of a turbo of the same size comparisson to a rotary ..... i guess that is why we have turbos the size of the engines, well not me yet
Very nice #'s, i like, How far do you want to run into the 10's?? and was wondering the weight of your car??
T67 Ptrim isnt really a big turbo, but not a small on either.
No idea, whatever it runs, it runs. Weight is around 3200 I think, its a pig.
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