Upgraded Turbo HP. What should I be putting down?
#1
Upgraded Turbo HP. What should I be putting down?
Can you guys please give me a rough idea of the HP at the crank and wheels for an 996tt manual with the following mods -
K24 turbos
Orton ECU tuning (1.0-1.1 bar)
AWE exhaust
BMC Sport Air Filter
converted to rear wheel drive (less drive train loss)
Also, any recommendations on what else to compliment this setup are appreciated. Thanks!
K24 turbos
Orton ECU tuning (1.0-1.1 bar)
AWE exhaust
BMC Sport Air Filter
converted to rear wheel drive (less drive train loss)
Also, any recommendations on what else to compliment this setup are appreciated. Thanks!
#3
Any suggestion on the DVs? Somewhat new to the turbo, but the DVs are the blow off valves right?
Originally Posted by CarNerd
I'd guess around 500 whp. I'd also make sure to do dv's.
Last edited by nigelquest; 07-01-2007 at 03:53 PM.
#6
Originally Posted by Dr_jitsu
If you do the DV's you should come close to 480 at the wheels. 500 would take a new intake and maybe headers.
#7
Dvs do not give any horse power...the reason you replace them is because the stock ones will eventually go , especially with the higher hp (my guess is this has already been done?). How do you intend to drive the car? This will effect additional mods (I'm thinking LWFW for example)...as far as headers, just P&P the stock ones...intake...that is another question...I went for the sportec as the V-flow and I did not get along. You might also do the intake plenum...FVD for example. and also wastegate kit!
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#8
Originally Posted by wross996TT
Dvs do not give any horse power...the reason you replace them is because the stock ones will eventually go , especially with the higher hp
#12
Originally Posted by nigelquest
Any suggestion on the DVs? Somewhat new to the turbo, but the DVs are the blow off valves right?
#15
Originally Posted by nigelquest
Any suggestion on the DVs? Somewhat new to the turbo, but the DVs are the blow off valves right?
Jeff