Increasing Performance of the H6

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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby Swipez » Wed Feb 17, 2016 8:47 pm

vertix wrote:
Swipez wrote:I honestly could not care less about a 'number'.


Swipez wrote:I want to make 400kw atw on E85


Love the digs....
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby alexeiwoody » Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:26 am

Swipez wrote:
vertix wrote:
Swipez wrote:I honestly could not care less about a 'number'.


Swipez wrote:I want to make 400kw atw on E85


Love the digs....


:lol: :lol:

You have to admit - he's got you there...
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby Swipez » Thu Feb 18, 2016 8:34 am

Well it's a way to gauge my goal, not to boast about.
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby Swipez » Sat Feb 20, 2016 12:30 pm

I want to run low 11's... Is that good enough for you?
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sat Feb 20, 2016 2:35 pm

dr20t wrote:Re: justin's - you're not seriously comparing airflow and charge density on a twin turbo h6 to supercharged one are you? 9psi through two 45lb/ min compressors is NOT the same as 9psi through a belt driven supercharger.

223kw atw is impressive on 98. So why didnt it make 360whp?

Why speculate when it could have actually done it since it was on the dyno?


Justins only just broke 350g/sec... that is on scaled MAF/Injectors etc and consistent with the fuel usage, just had more midrange torque than a SC car.

223Kw atw with spark break down... peak power made at 4400rpm so it would be obvious based on every other SC graph having power climb as rpm increases, a 50% increase in rpm(6600rpm) if torque held flat would be 334.5Kw atw... since Hp = (FtLbs x rpm) / 5252 but if torque tapered off by 20% at peak power which would be realistic, your looking at 270Kw@wheels
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sat Feb 20, 2016 2:42 pm

kiahatsiu wrote:Do you have any graphs and specs from bianca's 2011 ez36?


She ran it on dyno up north in January :) She fitted a new turbo so was checking how it was performing.

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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby dr20t » Sat Feb 20, 2016 11:59 pm

KiDo_Tuning wrote:
dr20t wrote:Re: justin's - you're not seriously comparing airflow and charge density on a twin turbo h6 to supercharged one are you? 9psi through two 45lb/ min compressors is NOT the same as 9psi through a belt driven supercharger.

223kw atw is impressive on 98. So why didnt it make 360whp?

Why speculate when it could have actually done it since it was on the dyno?


Justins only just broke 350g/sec... that is on scaled MAF/Injectors etc and consistent with the fuel usage, just had more midrange torque than a SC car.

223Kw atw with spark break down... peak power made at 4400rpm so it would be obvious based on every other SC graph having power climb as rpm increases, a 50% increase in rpm(6600rpm) if torque held flat would be 334.5Kw atw... since Hp = (FtLbs x rpm) / 5252 but if torque tapered off by 20% at peak power which would be realistic, your looking at 270Kw@wheels


Show me and ill shut up

Otherwise you're talking shit, Matt

I struggle to believe a sc h6 made 223atw @ 4400rpm with 9psi

Dunno why you find the need to say this sort of crap I really don't. You do some good work then ruin it with your shit talking. Despite this, even as late as yesterday I'm still recommending you to people for a tune, as I believe you can do that most of the time.

But please stop with the exaggerated numbers and figures ffs
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sun Feb 21, 2016 11:04 am

KiDo_Tuning wrote:3rd gear, peak power at just over 100kph... from memory, 3rd gear normally revs a bit higher than 110kph

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So say 50% more rpm(6600rpm) and say 20% less torque is 360whp.


dr20t wrote:Show me and ill shut up
Otherwise you're talking shit, Matt
I struggle to believe a sc h6 made 223atw @ 4400rpm with 9psi
Dunno why you find the need to say this sort of crap I really don't. You do some good work then ruin it with your shit talking. Despite this, even as late as yesterday I'm still recommending you to people for a tune, as I believe you can do that most of the time.

But please stop with the exaggerated numbers and figures ffs


Did you not read the dyno graph? It clearly shows it made 223Kw at around 100kph, the dyno graph showed on the dyno screen in above pictures CLEARLY shows it peaked and fell back as roller speed increased. We knew that day it had a issue(clutch smoke pouring out of the engine bay making Grant freak out and also coil pack break down and fuel pump issue that has now been fixed)

Car now has a Jim Berry clutch, new fuel pump and ignition system is solved... Grant will confirm the top end power pulls hard to redline now, more than it ever has!
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Sun Feb 21, 2016 11:38 am

Another way to think about it, I have around 100 EJ255's running the Flex Fuel tune on stock injectors now. At max fuel flow on 4x Dark Blue 565cc injectors we typically get around 200Kw@wheels from 44400rpm to nearly redline, since injectors pretty much max out at 11psi at redline and 210g/sec of airflow.

So with six of those very same injectors with a FPR running slightly higher rail pressure for better atomisation, pushing 330g/sec of airflow and maxing out their fuel flow... what would their power potential be?

Then let us reverse engineer it
Four x ID1000's max out around 330Kw@wheels on an EJ25 on 45psi rail pressure. That is just under 4000cc of fuel flow every minute... Six 565cc is just under 3.4L/min or 15% less flow than four ID1000's is essentially around 280Kw of fuel flow.
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby Boogs » Mon Feb 22, 2016 6:54 pm

dr20t wrote:
KiDo_Tuning wrote:
dr20t wrote:Re: justin's - you're not seriously comparing airflow and charge density on a twin turbo h6 to supercharged one are you? 9psi through two 45lb/ min compressors is NOT the same as 9psi through a belt driven supercharger.

223kw atw is impressive on 98. So why didnt it make 360whp?

Why speculate when it could have actually done it since it was on the dyno?


Justins only just broke 350g/sec... that is on scaled MAF/Injectors etc and consistent with the fuel usage, just had more midrange torque than a SC car.

223Kw atw with spark break down... peak power made at 4400rpm so it would be obvious based on every other SC graph having power climb as rpm increases, a 50% increase in rpm(6600rpm) if torque held flat would be 334.5Kw atw... since Hp = (FtLbs x rpm) / 5252 but if torque tapered off by 20% at peak power which would be realistic, your looking at 270Kw@wheels


Show me and ill shut up

Otherwise you're talking shit, Matt

I struggle to believe a sc h6 made 223atw @ 4400rpm with 9psi

Dunno why you find the need to say this sort of crap I really don't. You do some good work then ruin it with your shit talking. Despite this, even as late as yesterday I'm still recommending you to people for a tune, as I believe you can do that most of the time.

But please stop with the exaggerated numbers and figures ffs


This is the exact reason why I give Matt so much shit. Or any of his tunes shit.
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Tue Feb 23, 2016 1:08 am

Because you love ignoring the post above you that contains all the relevant data?
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby alexeiwoody » Tue Feb 23, 2016 1:40 pm

It's not data, or relevant....

Just more talking. And we've heard it all before here.

You want bragging rights? We want to see 1/4 slips. :wink:
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby KiDo_Tuning » Tue Feb 23, 2016 7:04 pm

alexeiwoody wrote:It's not data, or relevant....

Just more talking. And we've heard it all before here.

You want bragging rights? We want to see 1/4 slips. :wink:


Dyno sheets clearly show 223Kw of data... must of been that 150Hp shot of giggle gas?


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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby alexeiwoody » Tue Feb 23, 2016 8:37 pm

We've already covered in this thread, quite extensively, that different dynos read differently. Any serious tuner knows it's just a tool.

Must have*

That's a funny looking 1/4 slip. Or maybe the slips just aren't loading for me?
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Re: Increasing Performance of the H6

Postby Swipez » Mon Feb 29, 2016 10:17 am

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