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RB25 dyno charts...
I'm looking for dyno charts and have had very little luck with the search. I'd like to find an RB25 with a GT35R and to see what type of power they made.
I'd also like to know if anyone is running this setup that wouldn't mind me asking them a few questions about the car. |
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I dont have a dyno sheet here at home, but I worked on a Formula D S14 with an RB25 and a GT30 - stock internals, stock head, HKS (I believe) knock-off top mount exh manifold, HKS WG, Greddy intake manifold, AEM EMS. At around 19 psi, it put down 404rwhp with a beautiful torque curve building from 3000 to 3500 and holding until redline. Running good timing, but still coulda made more power with a bigger turbo - but since it's a slider-car, didnt sacrifice any mid range. Extremely rev-happy motor, and even with the GT35, will be very drivable in and out of the boost. PM me if you need more info, sorry I dont have any numbers for the bigger snail.
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Just dynoed my car last night
![]() stock turbo, 10psi, Mine's tuned ECU, FMIC, intake, exhaust (although i did still have a silencer on the muffler) pump gas I'm guessing at 12psi on 100 octance without a cat and no silencer, maybe 270whp? hope that helps a bit |
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13-14 psi is pushing it, wont last too long at that amount of boost(the turbo).
you may be able to get it to 290-300, but that has a good chance of damaging the turbo |
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forgot to mention to get to 290-300 your motor has to be in great condition and you need a dam good tune with 100 octane
i also have exedy hyper single clutch, stock intake manifold, etc |
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rich and retard is a feature on the ecu where the ecu sees too much air coming into the engine too fast and retards timing and dumps more fuel. it happens at around 4k rpm and stops at 5k rpm. it feels like a flat spot, no power but boost is still where its suppose to be
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here is another dyno comparing mine with a S13 that just finished the swap he has FMIC, exhaust, intake, greddy intake manifold and Q45 TB, STOCK ecu ![]() you can see that drop off you are talking about on the S13(purple lines). it is rather dramatic compared to my car. Mine's did a great job tuning this motor and i've never felt that loss in power, i am dam glad i didnt either, cuz i hate feeling that shit when i drive my cousins car. |
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