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HP challange for boosted NA's!
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 4:44 am
by douglas vincent
OK, we are seeing a bunch of boosted NA now. So lets get some competition going on here.
While 1/4 mile and Dyno do change vehicle to vehicle, location to location, they are fairly good standards.
Only restriction is that the block HAS TO HAVE/BE stock high compression (compared to turbo low compression)!
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 4:45 am
by douglas vincent
14.9 @ 89.9 mph
155 hp and 175 torque
Re: HP challange for boosted NA's!
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 5:01 am
by magicmike
douglas vincent wrote:OK, we are seeing a bunch of boosted NA now.
umm i dont know anyone as crazy as you

Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 4:35 pm
by waldo320
Yah dino around here is like 100 for an hour so maybe ill get up to it sometime soon but the track does not open till april so you will have to wait a while 1/4 but im thinking hypotheticly right now everyone who has been in my car is saying 15-16 so probley wrong but well see.
umm i dont know anyone as crazy as you
Now you do majicmike, boost on a NA is SWEET
Posted: Sat Mar 04, 2006 9:25 pm
by BAC5.2
douglas vincent wrote:14.9 @ 89.9 mph
155 hp and 175 torque
What's sad, is that I made almost 100whp and 100lb-ft more than you at the wheels, and my best is a 15.01... @ 96mph. But then again, I was cutting fuel alllll the way down the track.
Dougs Supercharged Wagon is the EXNA to beat!
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 2:35 pm
by awdimprezal
bump this thread!
1996 impreza L
stock ej22e
178whp
208 tq
weapon R RRFPR, t-leg injectors, sti fuel pump, step colder plugs, fxt top mount, borla headers (n/a single port) td04, 9 psi, 92 octane, 95 degrees! (this was back in the summer) invidia 3 inch cat-back, 1997 ej25 DOHC legacy computer for managment
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 8:22 pm
by BXSS
MAP 2.2E phaseII, turbo'd in '04 -
High compression - 250-255PSI in all cyls.
Unbelievable so I will not post #'s.
But my EJ20G, FMIC'd, 3" TBE, 18psi tapering to 16psi, alky injected LSS can't keep up with my Impreza @ 8.5 PSI.
@ 7psi I have run dead even with my buds '05 STi (intake & exhaust on his car) rolling off from 1st through 4th.
I also de-toothed 2nd gear like a month after turboing it, so I do not track it

Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2007 10:04 pm
by awdimprezal
i am 60 trim now, but have not dynoed as i am having idle issues!
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 8:33 am
by douglas vincent
THread back ffom the dead!
My NA boosted motor is still running! but un boosted....
Keep this work up kids!
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 7:53 pm
by sammydafish
if this thread is back from the dead you should post a new time Doug, I remember you being way faster than that.
My old setup, 90 Wagon with a Toyota CT-26 turbo on it ran a best of high 15's at like 88-89mph. I never did put a clutch in that car. Haven't run the new wagon at the drag strip though, but it'll be WAY faster

Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 8:40 pm
by BXSS
I think DV's wagon is low comp now so its out of the high comp turbo converted category, but he may still have the best BC Legacy 1/4mile time in the USA @ high 12's with the red wagon.
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:43 am
by tmarcel
BXSS wrote:MAP 2.2E phaseII, turbo'd in '04 -
High compression - 250-255PSI in all cyls.
Unbelievable so I will not post #'s.
Might want to check it with another gauge then. That doesn't sound right at all. Especially the cheap gauges, they can be off in a bad way. I've seen the cheap gauges off by 100 psi after being dropped etc. Even new they can be sketchy.
BXSS wrote:But my EJ20G, FMIC'd, 3" TBE, 18psi tapering to 16psi, alky injected LSS can't keep up with my Impreza @ 8.5 PSI.
@ 7psi I have run dead even with my buds '05 STi (intake & exhaust on his car) rolling off from 1st through 4th.
I also de-toothed 2nd gear like a month after turboing it, so I do not track it
Your Impreza's turbo is likley 3x the flow of the Legacy's turbo then. A GT35R (or even a GT30R) will do that easily at 8.5psi.
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 2:16 pm
by BXSS
I did check my car with another gauge & got the same crazy compression.
I also checked my gauge on other cars, '02 WRX 31k - got readings of 160ish psi & on a rotary I got 70-80psi which is right-on for a rotary engine.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I always kill the cars fuel & spark, & hold the car @ WOT when cranking to get a comp. reading.
My turbo is definately not 3x the flow of the SS's, but I think my combination of less weight, high base compression, & alky injection gets the most out of the baby boost run on my wagon...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 3:16 am
by lunes
damn. I have a very nice (and expensive) compression gauge, and my 2.2 (n/a) reads 189 psi on average... and my friends 97/98 2.5 gt n/a runs 195 average (except his one cylider that has 5 psi compression)
I don't think 250 sounds even close to right... thats crazy...
Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 6:42 am
by Arctic Assassian
I'm willing to bet he's not lying, or that the gauge is incorrect. I bet it is in fact a freak build with an accidental gasket selection.
But I also bet it runs like a raped freakin ape.
Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 3:38 am
by tmarcel
Raped ape tuned for what octane? For example, I just tuned a Civic the other day w/2.0L bottom-end, B18 head, 4" side exit downpipe, etc and finally I had to have someone get behind the wheel because each pull the damn thing wanted to torque steer off the dyno. On 117 octane and 10:1 CR it made 582whp at which time it could no longer hold fuel pressure to sustain AFRs.
Compression is great, but pump gas won't cut it.