The Official Overboosted Overlords Club
#1262
1st RX8 BNR Turbo Owner..
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Although, you could always send Bryan your turbo and make it a really kick *** one!
#1263
Bryan is a wizard for sure - but it is pretty hard to top the 3071R...
I could maybe change the AR a bit larger to flow more - but the motor prolly won't tkae it - and it would lose some streetability.... maybe when I go to visit him someday we can talk shop.
As for the Dyno thing - anyone who tunes in baseline can directly compare from one to the next.... so we can bench race all we want.
I could maybe change the AR a bit larger to flow more - but the motor prolly won't tkae it - and it would lose some streetability.... maybe when I go to visit him someday we can talk shop.
As for the Dyno thing - anyone who tunes in baseline can directly compare from one to the next.... so we can bench race all we want.
#1270
no agenda
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All runs thus far have been above 6k rpm and with a nitrous psi of 830ish.
Baby steps.
Sunday I'm going to bring the bottle pressure up to 950 and try some 5k rpm engagements.
Things went really well today. I'm very pleased.
Thanks Kane,
Thanks Brettus
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#1273
Life begins @ 30 psi
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Columbia, MD
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Well guys, I'm no longer a boost virgin! I'm also in the 300+ club. Still under 9 lbs for now, but that will be going up once I get everything sorted. Dyno charts at here: https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...&postcount=233
#1274
Well guys, I'm no longer a boost virgin! I'm also in the 300+ club. Still under 9 lbs for now, but that will be going up once I get everything sorted. Dyno charts at here: https://www.rx8club.com/showpost.php...&postcount=233
steven
#1275
Life begins @ 30 psi
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Steven, I'm using the 3071R MazdaManiac upgrade, tuned by MM himself in person (woo!) and I'm spraying wiper fluid actually. I'm going to be working out the kinks of the car for a bit, then pushing the boost up considerably.