BHT vs. 700rwhp ZR1
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Lol. All stock hoses except fir the up pipes from 911Tunings flexible ones. I had popped the end off my OE a hose; Paulie was kind enough to lend another OE hose. Pressure testing has shown sustained 23psi - No leaks. None. I can't see spending big bucks for aftermarket hoses. Well, maybe for bling. The OE parts work well.
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I have no clue on power. However the ZR1 made 700whp. The video above was made on the first day and I was running 1.45 bar. We staged several times and we traded wins. The cars are very close.
The second day I turned up the boost to 1.55 and things changed. By two lengths
The second day I turned up the boost to 1.55 and things changed. By two lengths
Congrats on a STRONG running 911, especially with "stock", based turbos!
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I guess I'll have to take a hard look at new OEM ones as well!
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Bobby, I was running Sunoco 105 and meth at 1.55.
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Thanks Wealth Manager! I'll let you know. Without insightful contributions and high level of expertise like yours, this community would certainly suffer.
I hope to see you running some events. Best of luck to you!
I hope to see you running some events. Best of luck to you!
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So you are the all knowing that you would never bend a rod at 1.55-1.6 bar (possible spikes). All I was saying that I don't see running your car at those levels as the brightest and safest idea nor should it be spread to do. Btw, if I showed to an event I would definitely be spanking your *** at least lol.
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It will be most noticeable once you pull your hose out of him. Then you can see deep inside to find the source of the rod knocking his inner sleeve. Lol
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Yea Paulie, pull your hose out of him.
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Ugh another intelligent statement.
Wealth Manager (pot stock expert,lol) is your car running yet?
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Currently I'm at a very solid 0 Hp and tq, but that's at the engine so I have probably -20 at the wheels. FYI if you want a 200% return inside of a week let me know (not joking) made that this past week. It's a sector that's long term but can also capitalize short term.
Are u injecting that test in the glut or the bi's?? Lol.
FYI this is all in good fun......
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Paulie, your hose is fine Whereitsat. (Hehehehehe).
Wealth Manager, I'm sure your shop will build you a fine Porsche. I don't purport to be an expert like yourself nor to have an *** whipping turbo. I do know that the only thing that's inevitable is I'll drive my car and have fun with it. And that I'm not breaking new ground, there are plenty of cars here running similar setups just fine without failures. Since you called me out, bring your car down and run in Houston. There are two events after TI (being your not listed for it), Dallas Runway and GoFast. Don't be afraid, I'm sure you'll kick *** and show Houston you're the best. Oh, just noticed you edited that out of your post.
Again, best of luck to you. But I know you don't need it since built engines don't fail. Ever.
Wealth Manager, I'm sure your shop will build you a fine Porsche. I don't purport to be an expert like yourself nor to have an *** whipping turbo. I do know that the only thing that's inevitable is I'll drive my car and have fun with it. And that I'm not breaking new ground, there are plenty of cars here running similar setups just fine without failures. Since you called me out, bring your car down and run in Houston. There are two events after TI (being your not listed for it), Dallas Runway and GoFast. Don't be afraid, I'm sure you'll kick *** and show Houston you're the best. Oh, just noticed you edited that out of your post.
Again, best of luck to you. But I know you don't need it since built engines don't fail. Ever.