Back from tune...funny numbers..
Back from tune...funny numbers..
So 2 hrs on the dyno and my tuner was able to get my a/f between 11-11.5 under WOT
Running 5 psi of boost:
158 lb/ft tq @ 3000 rpm
78 whp
Long story short..i need to put in my exedy clutch this weekend...the minute i get out of vaccum no matter if its 2 psi the clutch slips like a bastard
Question: should i be putting in my 7LB fidinza aluminum flywheel or stay with the heavier stock flywheel?
Setup:
EL Mani (custom wastegate bracket)
T3 .42/.48 trim turbo
External 38 MM wastegate
Emanage w/ all harness
RSX-S injectors
Greddy Profec-B Spec II electronic boost controller
2.5" custom fmic piping
2.5" custom downpipe
2.5" custom exhaust with high flow magnaflow cat and muffler
and some other ****
Running 5 psi of boost:
158 lb/ft tq @ 3000 rpm
78 whp
Long story short..i need to put in my exedy clutch this weekend...the minute i get out of vaccum no matter if its 2 psi the clutch slips like a bastard
Question: should i be putting in my 7LB fidinza aluminum flywheel or stay with the heavier stock flywheel?
Setup:
EL Mani (custom wastegate bracket)
T3 .42/.48 trim turbo
External 38 MM wastegate
Emanage w/ all harness
RSX-S injectors
Greddy Profec-B Spec II electronic boost controller
2.5" custom fmic piping
2.5" custom downpipe
2.5" custom exhaust with high flow magnaflow cat and muffler
and some other ****
Last edited by lovinthevtec; Jun 21, 2006 at 12:04 PM.
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**** on the subject of litter flywheels...
Sounds like you want more inertia with a heaver flywheel because your turboed.
Would you want a lighter flywheel for a naturally aspirated engine??
If not when would you "want" a litter flywheel???
Dezod???
Sounds like you want more inertia with a heaver flywheel because your turboed.
Would you want a lighter flywheel for a naturally aspirated engine??
If not when would you "want" a litter flywheel???
Dezod???
Last edited by 02BLKCIVIC; Jun 21, 2006 at 01:07 PM.
sorry dezod...i dont know if its you mani or not i just changed that
i bought it used but brand new so i have no idea..the mani is bang up though..just the wastegate clearance was a little off
so i will get my stock flywheel machined down a bit then
7lb flywheel now for sale..BRAND NEW!
i bought it used but brand new so i have no idea..the mani is bang up though..just the wastegate clearance was a little off
so i will get my stock flywheel machined down a bit then
7lb flywheel now for sale..BRAND NEW!
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Originally Posted by 02BLKCIVIC
Sounds like you want more inertia with a heaver flywheel because your turboed.
He just ended up installing Exeedy Organic clutch kit with polished stock flywheel. ($900 installed, polished and all parts included)
Works very well, I stay in boost between shifts and clutch holds well my 180wtq.
It feels like it will hold a lot more TQ. No sign of slippage.
I consider my Exeedy clutch as an excelent street breed for high-mild boost.
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Rep Power: 305 im sure he meens lighter. first person ever to make less hp but more tq compared to stock. and turbo'd too, wow. get that clutch fixed.
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Rep Power: 305 Have a dyno chart to post? HP is simply a mathematical calculation based on torque. (Torque x RPM) / 5252= HP So even with 158ft/lbs at 3k that means your making 90hp at 3,000RPM. The dyno measure torque and just gets HP by this caculation. Where are you getting 78 as a peak whp number?
Originally Posted by ShoelessEX
Have a dyno chart to post? HP is simply a mathematical calculation based on torque. (Torque x RPM) / 5252= HP So even with 158ft/lbs at 3k that means your making 90hp at 3,000RPM. The dyno measure torque and just gets HP by this caculation. Where are you getting 78 as a peak whp number?
gonna throw in my exedy tomorrow and resurface my OEM flywheel a bit lighter
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Originally Posted by lovinthevtec
Actually both those numbers were around 3k rpm..there was no peak as the clutch would just slip under any kind of boost with a full load on the rollers
It doesnt matter if your clutch was slipping or not...math is math...if you made 158ft/lbs @ 3000rpm you made 90whp...Do the math 
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Originally Posted by ShoelessEX
It doesnt matter if your clutch was slipping or not...math is math...if you made 158ft/lbs @ 3000rpm you made 90whp...Do the mathHowever, there is a mechanical issue that comes up after certain RPM level.
This person has weak clutch on the car.
What was happenins is that engine was accelerating and at about 3000 rpm it made 150 wtq and 78 whp (I dont have # in front of me), shortly after 3000 rpm clutch started spinning and engine could not accelerate further.
What we see is only what happened before clutch let go.
Nothing was measured after 3000 rpms and that's why #'s look funny.
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Originally Posted by Jeff
Im running the prolight act flwheel and act clutch. at 5 psi i made 160.1 max power, and 154.3 max torque. And that wasnt even tuned l0l.
Same here, still not tuned but pushed similiar numbers
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.$900 installed, polished and all parts included.
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