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PostPosted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:08 am 
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Now just got to put some decent tyres on the car and take it back to the Drags...

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 6:49 am 
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wow :D ray well done mate. Best i got out of it was 169@wheels and i thought that was good for a dead stock motor and T25!!

Just goes to show you dont need any flash inlet/exhaust manifolds, shiney intercoolers, bb turbos or big $ ecu's to get those numbers hey josh 8) (all tongue and cheek) hehe....

Well done with persisting with it ray, would be a bloody weapon now! if you need some tyres for track day or drags i got some formula ford tyres here that would fit on your rims no worries.

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Hey Ray,

Nice outcome there, that's certainly going to throw the cat among the pidgeons isnt it? :shock:

Are you just running the T25 and standard ECU??

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PostPosted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 10:09 am 
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Well done Ray, you would almost certainly be the only person on austarlet's HP listing over 200HP with the factory computer!

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that is awsome, well done mate

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Brilliant result.
Can see some very fast times coming up in the near future.

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not making full boost to 5200rpm thats a big turbo

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id say the dyno rpm was not set up right as it hits full boost around 4000-4500rpm.

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Yes, the rpm is matched manually on dyno dynamics by looking at the tacho and the roller speed rpm - it's not accurate.

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Mini Mad wrote:
Yes, the rpm is matched manually on dyno dynamics by looking at the tacho and the roller speed rpm - it's not accurate.


But not by a 1000 rpm!!

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That's true it would only be +-~500rpm you can see by the shape of the graph that it is laggy, but Ray has done bloody well to get that much power out of a stock motor with factory computer.

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Every time I see you pass by I can say he has 200hp at the front wheels 8)

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Ray, mate that is simply amazing, are you still running the standard top mount? If you are it would be interesting to see what kind of inlet temps you are getting. Especially as you are getting 10hp on me at the same psi, the best I got on the standard ecu etc was 187...go figure? :shock: :? :?: I will be at the drags on 15 Oct as will Josh you should come Ray so you can see if the extra power makes a difference to your times. I probably won't be going for it as I have to get back somehow and don't particularly want to break my car for glory but it would be good to have 3 high hp minis at the drags together...

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minstar wrote:
Ray, mate that is simply amazing, are you still running the standard top mount? If you are it would be interesting to see what kind of inlet temps you are getting. Especially as you are getting 10hp on me at the same psi, the best I got on the standard ecu etc was 187...go figure? :shock: :? :?: I will be at the drags on 15 Oct as will Josh you should come Ray so you can see if the extra power makes a difference to your times. I probably won't be going for it as I have to get back somehow and don't particularly want to break my car for glory but it would be good to have 3 high hp minis at the drags together...

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Hey Matt,

He has a big front mount on it now like you did:
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His T25 is a bit bigger also than both our turbo's however.

Will be a great night at the drags 8)

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:32 pm 
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Ahh, now I see, that isn't quite the same car Brad had, also having the headlights removed adds at least 10hp atw... :P. Let the games begin...So Ray where will you be on 15 Oct... :)

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