i'll have to go back there and confim but it was around 300 per pair
My R34 GT Skyline Build
Started by Hanaldo, Feb 20 2010 05:29 PM
#641
Posted 17 September 2010 - 06:14 PM
#642
Posted 17 September 2010 - 06:47 PM
#643
Posted 17 September 2010 - 06:58 PM
#644
Posted 17 September 2010 - 07:03 PM
Can pick up focals for a grand
Where did u get your catch can hose?
I used to have Focals, they were shit.
Hose: http://cgi.ebay.com....e=STRK:MEWNX:IT
#645
Posted 17 September 2010 - 08:23 PM
Cheap Focals might be crap, but the higher up ones are uber awesome!!
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#646
Posted 17 September 2010 - 08:29 PM
Yeh their competition stuff is awesome, but I don't need competition speakers lol. Then I would need competition amps to power them, shit is just getting to expensive and so unnecessary! Type R's are about the best speakers you can get for the price I'm willing to pay.
#647
Posted 18 September 2010 - 10:31 PM
Well I had a bit of a thought today that I should probably buy bigger injectors and the new turbo and get them installed and tuned at the same time, save money on tuning...
But I don't know what I want to do for injectors... I need something around the 550cc mark (target is for 400rwhp to be achievable with the setup), so I either want to go Nismo 555's, or something similar around that size, or highflow my stock injectors. I have heard that the spray pattern on aftermarket injectors is not very good, and high flowing the stock items is a good solution... But I can't find any information on it anywhere! Anyone know where to look?
I am leaning towards the Nismo 555's right now because they seem to have the best reputation. I really don't want to skimp out on my fuel system, so definitely want quality. If it is more expensive then so be it, I'll just have to save more. So has anyone got some better suggestions as to what I should use?
Something I haven't actually looked into is if the Nismo 555's bolt straight into my fuel rail, as that is something quite important to me as well. I don't really want to have to use spacers if I can avoid it, and aftermarket fuel rails is out of the question...
Got some research to do me thinks...
But I don't know what I want to do for injectors... I need something around the 550cc mark (target is for 400rwhp to be achievable with the setup), so I either want to go Nismo 555's, or something similar around that size, or highflow my stock injectors. I have heard that the spray pattern on aftermarket injectors is not very good, and high flowing the stock items is a good solution... But I can't find any information on it anywhere! Anyone know where to look?
I am leaning towards the Nismo 555's right now because they seem to have the best reputation. I really don't want to skimp out on my fuel system, so definitely want quality. If it is more expensive then so be it, I'll just have to save more. So has anyone got some better suggestions as to what I should use?
Something I haven't actually looked into is if the Nismo 555's bolt straight into my fuel rail, as that is something quite important to me as well. I don't really want to have to use spacers if I can avoid it, and aftermarket fuel rails is out of the question...
Got some research to do me thinks...
#648
Posted 18 September 2010 - 11:08 PM
#649
Posted 18 September 2010 - 11:24 PM
Please do I know next to nothing about injectors to be honest
Have done a little bit of research since I posted, I believe it is going to be very hard to find drop in items for the Neo, top feed high impedance injectors are not common Only drop in item I can find is the Nismo 480cc, but I don't think that is big enough...
I have also emailed United Fuel Injection to ask if they offer high flowing as a service...
Have done a little bit of research since I posted, I believe it is going to be very hard to find drop in items for the Neo, top feed high impedance injectors are not common Only drop in item I can find is the Nismo 480cc, but I don't think that is big enough...
I have also emailed United Fuel Injection to ask if they offer high flowing as a service...
#650
Posted 19 September 2010 - 03:28 PM
Well, disappointed to say the least... Don't understand what is wrong, I just compared the graphs from Hyperdrive and Autoworx and they are almost exactly the same power curve, so I don't think anything has changed. Boost curve is also very similar.
Something is very wrong though, I just got 80kms to half a tank of petrol Filled up before I left this morning, it's 41kms to Autoworx according to Google maps, and my fuel gauge is now sitting on the half way mark with 85kms on the trip meter. Wasn't driving like an idiot, most of the time I was changing gears at about -10kpa so the turbo wasn't even starting to spool yet.
Also, the times I did put my foot down, all three of my boost gauges showed 13.5psi but I didn't feel anything at all, it didn't feel like it was boosting. Mind you I changed gears before 3500rpm, but I'm sure it usually throws me back in my seat before that... It was driving fine, I didn't really put my foot down today, but ever since I got it back from Hyperdrive it has driven well except for the fuel economy.
When KYP dynoed my car it made 220rwhp at 10psi with the crappy 2.5" cat-back and stock dump/front pipe and cat, and stock non-turbo fuel pump... How is it I have only gained 13hp by installing a 550hp fuel pump, 3" bellmouth dump pipe, 5" high flow cat, 3" straight cut cat-back, AND installed and tuned the NIStune ecu running more boost... I'm stumped.
Hope the Skyline enjoyed today because it's going to be staying in my garage for awhile now.
Something is very wrong though, I just got 80kms to half a tank of petrol Filled up before I left this morning, it's 41kms to Autoworx according to Google maps, and my fuel gauge is now sitting on the half way mark with 85kms on the trip meter. Wasn't driving like an idiot, most of the time I was changing gears at about -10kpa so the turbo wasn't even starting to spool yet.
Also, the times I did put my foot down, all three of my boost gauges showed 13.5psi but I didn't feel anything at all, it didn't feel like it was boosting. Mind you I changed gears before 3500rpm, but I'm sure it usually throws me back in my seat before that... It was driving fine, I didn't really put my foot down today, but ever since I got it back from Hyperdrive it has driven well except for the fuel economy.
When KYP dynoed my car it made 220rwhp at 10psi with the crappy 2.5" cat-back and stock dump/front pipe and cat, and stock non-turbo fuel pump... How is it I have only gained 13hp by installing a 550hp fuel pump, 3" bellmouth dump pipe, 5" high flow cat, 3" straight cut cat-back, AND installed and tuned the NIStune ecu running more boost... I'm stumped.
Hope the Skyline enjoyed today because it's going to be staying in my garage for awhile now.
#651
Posted 19 September 2010 - 03:37 PM
#652
Posted 19 September 2010 - 03:59 PM
Its not a bad computer, its just a shit tune. Although it could be faulty computer, but I doubt it.
Time for a new tuner, me thinks! Talk to Mick from OvaBoost
Time for a new tuner, me thinks! Talk to Mick from OvaBoost
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#653
Posted 19 September 2010 - 04:11 PM
I think I might Rhys If the NIStune was faulty surely Andrew would have noticed... There are cars out there using NIStune making over 600rwkw, so it's not the computer lol
#654
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:21 PM
been waiting to say this after copping shit from yourself
Should have bought a dak dak
Should have bought a dak dak
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EJ20 inside
EJ20 inside
#655
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:44 PM
#656
Posted 19 September 2010 - 07:59 PM
Ay!
Its been almost a year since i destroyed a gearbox. Just a repair. N lots of driveshafts
Seriously i think u need to go to a workshop that u like, ask them what computer they prefer, buy that particualar computer and get it tuned.
Not buggering about with this old nistune.
Would get it sorted asap, coz if your car is running that rich then fuel will be washing down the bores, creating nil lubrication = excessive wear to your motor.
Its been almost a year since i destroyed a gearbox. Just a repair. N lots of driveshafts
Seriously i think u need to go to a workshop that u like, ask them what computer they prefer, buy that particualar computer and get it tuned.
Not buggering about with this old nistune.
Would get it sorted asap, coz if your car is running that rich then fuel will be washing down the bores, creating nil lubrication = excessive wear to your motor.
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EJ20 inside
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#657
Posted 19 September 2010 - 08:15 PM
#658
Posted 19 September 2010 - 09:42 PM
Well someone on SAU said that Andrew seems to ignore light load tuning and only focuses on full load tuning to save time. Which would make sense given I've been babying my car around... He offered to check it with his NIStune software, so if that is the case then I can take it to back to Andrew to get the light load tuned.
#659
Posted 19 September 2010 - 10:48 PM
Thrash the crap out of it (low boost, obviously) and see how that helps the fuel consumption?
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