Dynoed the GT2 today
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Dynoed the GT2 today
In case you haven't read the thread, I recently purchased a GT2:
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ad.php?t=50957
Stopped by Dynocomp today (where I keep my 109 octane fuel) and we decided to throw the car on the dyno. Here's the graph:
And air/fuel / boost
The car ended up making 518hp and 502lb/ft. I was pretty impressed. My turbo made 541 on the same dyno as a stage 4.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ad.php?t=50957
Stopped by Dynocomp today (where I keep my 109 octane fuel) and we decided to throw the car on the dyno. Here's the graph:
And air/fuel / boost
The car ended up making 518hp and 502lb/ft. I was pretty impressed. My turbo made 541 on the same dyno as a stage 4.
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Originally Posted by rwm514
Nice numbers. AWHP right? So is the GT2 a stage 4? I guess i didnt see that in your earlier thread about the car. Congrats. Now what?
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The GT2 is RWD.
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Originally Posted by rwm514
Nice numbers. AWHP right? So is the GT2 a stage 4? I guess i didnt see that in your earlier thread about the car. Congrats. Now what?
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Originally Posted by rwm514
Nice numbers. AWHP right? So is the GT2 a stage 4? I guess i didnt see that in your earlier thread about the car. Congrats. Now what?
The GT2 will be a GT700 with EVOMS high flow intercoolers and EVOMS strengthed axels by the end of next week.
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Question, when people run race fuel for the dyno or track, do you mix it in with the 93 or w/e you have in, or burn it all off to get the full amount of octane?
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I hate to ask a question that has already been answered somewhere-- what are the mods to this car to achieve these numbers and on what fuel? If there is a thread I would appreciate direction .
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Originally Posted by Red 9
I hate to ask a question that has already been answered somewhere-- what are the mods to this car to achieve these numbers and on what fuel? If there is a thread I would appreciate direction .
Originally Posted by Red 9
I hate to ask a question that has already been answered somewhere-- what are the mods to this car to achieve these numbers and on what fuel? If there is a thread I would appreciate direction .
all it has is a set of k24/18g turbos form Proto, ecu, greddy boost controller, and a free flowing fabspeed I believe. thats it.
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What is nice about these graphs is the curve. Check out those AFRs and torque curve.. smooth and consistent.
You can get more peak HP if you go leaner, check out these graphs to compare https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...20&postcount=2 but what you will end up getting is a much slower car that keeps fighting detonation.
You can get more peak HP if you go leaner, check out these graphs to compare https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...20&postcount=2 but what you will end up getting is a much slower car that keeps fighting detonation.