Another update on rdms TT sc400..
- Thread starter chrisman
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The 1UZFE EGR Delete Kit is available for sale here.
I hope David can recover it. I missed that!:sad:
Actually I think the mileage was the same as stock, but only until I put my foot into it. Which was way to often. LOL
The second set of injectors are 880 cc's this gives me basically 1000cc's per cylinder, but gives me the benefit of stock Toyota tuning, and the ability to run a second fuel through the 880cc injectors.
the second set of injectors have there own fuel tank, pump, filter, and lines
Chris and I are thinking of running alcohol through the second injectors, and I can cruise around on pump gas when the motor isn't under boost.
Hopefully it works well.
Thanks Dave.
Iv'e Just seen this thread, the 880 HP run was done with the stock intake, I have a short runner style fabricated intake under construction, hope to be finished soon for more testing. Looking for a bigger turbo too.
stevechumo
Active Member
I mount it on the passenger side behind the bumper. I still have it connected to the radiator and this cooler acts as a secondary cooler. On the hot day at 180 degree, I still can touch the cooler. It's just a bit warm so I think it's good.
scotturnot
Member
Wow, that intercooler is huge!
Bob, I think our site hosting service has had a hiccup. Several posts and entire threads from the last 2-3 days have gone into the bit bucket.
Another of our members had just dynoed his 1UZ at 880 HP @ 28psi, and posted the dyno sheet, and that entire thread is gone.
I'm sure David (Lextreme) will be contacting the hosting service to see if they can recover the data.
Another of our members had just dynoed his 1UZ at 880 HP @ 28psi, and posted the dyno sheet, and that entire thread is gone.
I'm sure David (Lextreme) will be contacting the hosting service to see if they can recover the data.
scotturnot
Member
I hope David can recover it. I missed that!:sad:
...luckily i copied the content of M3Turbo's post:
This is what he wrote and got lost:
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Motor = 1UZ , stock bore, stock stroke
Max Boost = 26PSI
AFR across boost band = 10.8:1 (yes it's still rich)
Max Torque = 1179NM (870 FtLbs) @ 5K
Max HP = 880 HP @ 5.4K
Outside ambient temp = 30C
Well finally got some dyno figures, but the session had to be stopped short before I could try leaning it out. The tires 315 drag radials would spin on the dyno, so we sat 4 guys on the boot, but still we still got slip at about 5K, however finished up shredding a brand new drag radial . This graph run had to be halted at 6500 RPM too, due to dyno speed limit 290 KMH. Otherwise the engine will rev out to 8K under normal driving conditions and other dyno runs.
BTW I have now been running this set up for a few months almost daily, or I should say nightly, with long repeated hard full power runs (though traction is an issue), deliberately testing its reliability, so far seems to be holding up. Thanks again David - Lex for your input. Head gasket leak issue is no more.
But in order to gain more power it is pretty much conclusive that the turbo, Garret GT42 with 102/76mm comp wheel is just way too small for my needs and I believe the current stock intake is on the edge, AFR’s varying between cylinders etc. Next step is to solve these issues, bigger turbo and the new intake in progress.
Hope to have more soon.
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I hope he posts his info again soon,
he also attached this dyno file:
In previous posts he listed the specs (copy paste):
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Basic specs are:
Ross/Carrillo package 6sp Supra box, custom flywheel, 4 plate OS Giken.
CR=8.5:1
Autronic SM2 - 1.93 + R500 CDI .
Small solenoid boost control valve.
8 x Bosch coils
Autronic AFR meter + Uego.
Single Garrett GT45R + 102/76mm compressor wheel, 1.22 AR.
HKS GTII Wastegate
Headers = 4 into 1 each side 2” primary’s, 3.5” secondary’s,
Single 4” outlet pipe at front of car
Fuel = Toluene based race gas, was using Avgas.
8 x 1000cc denso’s, standard rails, HKS FP regulator
2 x Bosch 044 fuel pumps.
Big intercooler + aquamist.
Ported heads, standard valves & shims, titanium lifters, race springs, Kelford 272/272 cams ([email protected]”)– but they came with centers a country mile out. I had to make some vernier wheels and custom exhaust cam gear to move the centers, Now at 112/116 in/ex.
The plan is to go to 2.0 + Bar boost. The current GT45 turbo is maxed out flow-wise at 1.6bar on this set up.
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This is what he wrote and got lost:
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Motor = 1UZ , stock bore, stock stroke
Max Boost = 26PSI
AFR across boost band = 10.8:1 (yes it's still rich)
Max Torque = 1179NM (870 FtLbs) @ 5K
Max HP = 880 HP @ 5.4K
Outside ambient temp = 30C
Well finally got some dyno figures, but the session had to be stopped short before I could try leaning it out. The tires 315 drag radials would spin on the dyno, so we sat 4 guys on the boot, but still we still got slip at about 5K, however finished up shredding a brand new drag radial . This graph run had to be halted at 6500 RPM too, due to dyno speed limit 290 KMH. Otherwise the engine will rev out to 8K under normal driving conditions and other dyno runs.
BTW I have now been running this set up for a few months almost daily, or I should say nightly, with long repeated hard full power runs (though traction is an issue), deliberately testing its reliability, so far seems to be holding up. Thanks again David - Lex for your input. Head gasket leak issue is no more.
But in order to gain more power it is pretty much conclusive that the turbo, Garret GT42 with 102/76mm comp wheel is just way too small for my needs and I believe the current stock intake is on the edge, AFR’s varying between cylinders etc. Next step is to solve these issues, bigger turbo and the new intake in progress.
Hope to have more soon.
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I hope he posts his info again soon,
he also attached this dyno file:
In previous posts he listed the specs (copy paste):
-----
Basic specs are:
Ross/Carrillo package 6sp Supra box, custom flywheel, 4 plate OS Giken.
CR=8.5:1
Autronic SM2 - 1.93 + R500 CDI .
Small solenoid boost control valve.
8 x Bosch coils
Autronic AFR meter + Uego.
Single Garrett GT45R + 102/76mm compressor wheel, 1.22 AR.
HKS GTII Wastegate
Headers = 4 into 1 each side 2” primary’s, 3.5” secondary’s,
Single 4” outlet pipe at front of car
Fuel = Toluene based race gas, was using Avgas.
8 x 1000cc denso’s, standard rails, HKS FP regulator
2 x Bosch 044 fuel pumps.
Big intercooler + aquamist.
Ported heads, standard valves & shims, titanium lifters, race springs, Kelford 272/272 cams ([email protected]”)– but they came with centers a country mile out. I had to make some vernier wheels and custom exhaust cam gear to move the centers, Now at 112/116 in/ex.
The plan is to go to 2.0 + Bar boost. The current GT45 turbo is maxed out flow-wise at 1.6bar on this set up.
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That is AWESOME!!!!!
What did David recomend for the head gasket issue. Dave?
I wonder if the side feed intake is giving him trouble at the higher boost levels. I always thought that cylinders # 4&6 would be leaner then 5&7 as the air had a straight path to them, and had a 180 degree turn to get 5&7
at 20+ psi this might show itself more. Just a thought.
What did David recomend for the head gasket issue. Dave?
I wonder if the side feed intake is giving him trouble at the higher boost levels. I always thought that cylinders # 4&6 would be leaner then 5&7 as the air had a straight path to them, and had a 180 degree turn to get 5&7
at 20+ psi this might show itself more. Just a thought.
Bob, here's M3Turbo's build thread: http://www.lextreme.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10681.
I don't know if this is the intake configuration he used for his 880HP run or not.
I don't know if this is the intake configuration he used for his 880HP run or not.
Well the fabrication is basically done. I'm sure Chris and I will run into a little thing here and there as I'm sure you guys know the project is never really done.
The front bumper, and nose are back on the car. Chris is finishing up a couple things with the fuel system. Again I’m running 16 injectors. 8 stock on the stock ECU, and a second set of 8 that add fuel as boost comes on. Chris wanted to redo the fuel system in all stainless steel on the second set of injectors.
I think the car will be back on the ground and hopefully moving for the first time in 3 years in just a few days.
Here is a photo of my controversial boost control method.
The front bumper, and nose are back on the car. Chris is finishing up a couple things with the fuel system. Again I’m running 16 injectors. 8 stock on the stock ECU, and a second set of 8 that add fuel as boost comes on. Chris wanted to redo the fuel system in all stainless steel on the second set of injectors.
I think the car will be back on the ground and hopefully moving for the first time in 3 years in just a few days.
Here is a photo of my controversial boost control method.
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Lextreme II
Active Member
Nice setup Bob......
Actually I think the mileage was the same as stock, but only until I put my foot into it. Which was way to often. LOL
The second set of injectors are 880 cc's this gives me basically 1000cc's per cylinder, but gives me the benefit of stock Toyota tuning, and the ability to run a second fuel through the 880cc injectors.
the second set of injectors have there own fuel tank, pump, filter, and lines
Chris and I are thinking of running alcohol through the second injectors, and I can cruise around on pump gas when the motor isn't under boost.
Hopefully it works well.
Thanks Dave.
A quick video of the car starting up for the first time with the new set-up
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCMTKERT6yQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCMTKERT6yQ
Iv'e Just seen this thread, the 880 HP run was done with the stock intake, I have a short runner style fabricated intake under construction, hope to be finished soon for more testing. Looking for a bigger turbo too.
Hey Guys here is a video of the car on the first time moving under it's own power in a few years now. the video isn't the greatest, or really that exciting, but you can hear the Quarter Master clutch rattle a bit when the pedal is pressed. The clutch is a little grabby as you can see.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TeXDSrxvSY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TeXDSrxvSY
scotturnot
Member
Congrats Bob! Must be great to have it drive again!
Clutch will get less grabby, Or perhaps I just got used to it. My first test drive I killed it like seven times. LOL
It seems after it gets broke in it grabs less.
My clutch makes a little rattle, that I can live with, the transmission rattle is what annoys me.
Clutch will get less grabby, Or perhaps I just got used to it. My first test drive I killed it like seven times. LOL
It seems after it gets broke in it grabs less.
My clutch makes a little rattle, that I can live with, the transmission rattle is what annoys me.
