For all the people in NY/CT/NJ 800+hp TT
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Ah, I just looked and I see that EVOMS does now indeed make a GT 750 that is what this car must be. And yes the motor is built. Would like some more technical info on the turbos, however.
And yes the dyno claim on the GT 800 is 730....would love to see a 60-130, however.
And yes the dyno claim on the GT 800 is 730....would love to see a 60-130, however.
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Are you trying to say that this car is putting 800 whp down on a stock motor? What are "Garret GT 750 turbos...they are either GT 28's or GT 30's. I assume that they are GT 30's, although they will get you no where near 800 hp. GT 35's are necessary for 800 hp with the mods you have and they would grenade a stock motor.
Since you are from an M5 I am going to cut you some slack
but you do have some explaining to do.
Since you are from an M5 I am going to cut you some slack
but you do have some explaining to do.
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Scott had a state of the art build w/ about a zillion other mods from Todd that was light years ahead of what anyone else had done w/ GT 30's at that time.
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i know about it
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Ah, I just looked and I see that EVOMS does now indeed make a GT 750 that is what this car must be. And yes the motor is built. Would like some more technical info on the turbos, however.
And yes the dyno claim on the GT 800 is 730....would love to see a 60-130, however.
And yes the dyno claim on the GT 800 is 730....would love to see a 60-130, however.
Doc - EVOMS has had the gt750 for ages. The Turbos (if this car is a gt750/800 are non bb gt30 with kk24 housings.
the only difference between the two is software
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685, outstanding. They must be GT 30's because I am just breaking 605 on my set up w/ GT 28's and I have a full Proto fuel system and MAF that this car does not have.
However I would be concerned about putting down 685 to the wheels w/ only a stock MAF and one fuel pump which this car has. Actually, I have never heard of anyone making that power w/ the stock TT fuel pump. I guess the builders have some magic up their sleeves to make that power safely.
I put down 684 on gt28's with stock fuel pump my dyno is one of my threads just search. I bet hes loosing alot in his Automatic transmission. Can you further explain your kleeman transmission conversion please thanks
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PS switzer with his standalone has been putting down 800rwhp with the stock fuel sytem and injectors. they say an 044/gt2(only diff between this and 996tt pump is the swell spot) pump is good for 750hp I think switzer proved that pretty easily.
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PS switzer with his standalone has been putting down 800rwhp with the stock fuel sytem and injectors. they say an 044/.[/QUOTE]
wait, and I dont want to start anything.... but ur telling me that without doing anything to the fuel system. not even injectors.... not even 60lbs injectors....
he put down 800rwhp on a 996TT? maybe your referring to a 997tt?
something just doesnt add up.
ps. I know that 2 044 pumps in series are good for 750rwhp on the proto set up... and thats with 60lbs. injectors.
PS switzer with his standalone has been putting down 800rwhp with the stock fuel sytem and injectors. they say an 044/.[/QUOTE]
wait, and I dont want to start anything.... but ur telling me that without doing anything to the fuel system. not even injectors.... not even 60lbs injectors....
he put down 800rwhp on a 996TT? maybe your referring to a 997tt?
something just doesnt add up.
ps. I know that 2 044 pumps in series are good for 750rwhp on the proto set up... and thats with 60lbs. injectors.
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It was the 997TT that was putting down 800...and it was only for a dyno run, it was dialed down for the road. The owner did run a 5.21 - (dk996tt / 997TT AWD) second 60-130...the car is a monster, no doubt.
Am I giving you good publicity or what, Chris?
Am I giving you good publicity or what, Chris?
