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High boost levels + stock inter-cooler will = blown motor. |
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Also it is very hard to attain 270 WHP on stock cams and pump gas. You will not even come close to that on that CT27. |
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People make over 300 on stock internal all the time. 22 psi on a CT27 would problably be less than 17 psi on a TD06 or a turbo of that size. Right? -Wade-
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I always say seeing is believeing. You will not make over 240 WHP on stock internals stock cams and a CT27. Please dyno it and show the graph. Remember this all your modifications that you do are only as good as your internals. Also you are going to need an EMS system. Dont believe the hype about this CT27. |
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No here is dyno graph for you off my car with 550cc fuel injectors 2.5 exhaust, IC 16 PSI CT26 upgraded and ported and up graded fuel pump and fuel rail. This is reality for you ![]() and whe I upgraded to a gt30 turbo set up and EMS sytem with the 550 fuel rail, IC, exhaust and 19 pounds of boost on pump gas this is the most I got a the safest level. In only lasted me a month. The best way to make power is to make the most power you can make at the lowest boost level as possible. In order to do that you need to build the motor up. Anways here is the graph. ![]() Dont wast your money. If you really want to make some good power get your self a good turbo set up, an EMS and some cams. Cams will help you acheive in getting 300 WHP allot easier. You can leave your block with the stock stuff. After I had my motor built this is what I make at 9 pounds of boost and 91 octane. ![]() |
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Um, your wrong. I have a CT27, ROM tune, 440's and ran 248 rwhp @ 15 psi. That was on the stock intercooler. I expect to hit ~280 rwhp with cam gears, ST205 IC and 17 psi. |
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Please show me they dyno graph on it, because on a stock inter cooler you will heat soak that thing so quickly like you cant believe. Also what kind of fuel did you use? Also you said cams gears, did you mean cams. Also are you on stock internals. I have done allot of dyno tunning on my car and seen allot of Mr2 on the dyno with the CT27 and upgraded CT26. None of them have came close to those numbers especially on pump gas. |
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The best numbers I have seen on the CT27 is a set up that had this. This is with 110 octane and 22 pound of boost. He made 290 WHP. With pump gas he made 250 WHP and 19 pounds of boost. So on your stock internals It's going to be harder to make this. 550cc fuel injectors EMS Fuel rail upgraded fuel pump Cams Cam gears upgraded inter-cooler 3 inch exhaust head work Uorthodox pulley 3 inch down pipe |
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I will post the dyno graph when I get home. Yes, the stock IC heat soaks fast. I had to wait 10-15 mins between each run with fans blowing in the engine bay. I also have two back to back runs (within 5 min. and you see the loss in power). I will post those graphs as well. Yes, I did mean cam gears and they are not tuned. Stock internals with 264 intake cam only (set to HKS specs). Good old 93 octane. |
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i made over 240whp with mine and it was heatsoaked from the 2hr drive. 244rwhp@17psi
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Here Ricky-b descibes about turbo sizing. This will give you an idea of what that thing can really do. Please read it. Kind of long but very informative.
http://www.mrcontrols.com/primers/sizing.htm |
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i dont have a graph to post, only a hard copy. go to my member garage and you can see my mods. That was without a rom tune, only fuel upgrade was ats rail and fpr.
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* ATS CT27 Turbo
* Greddy IC w/SPAL fan * Treuleo 3 inch Downpipe * ATS Bored Fuel Rail * ATS 50psi FPR * 170 degree thermostat * Tanabe B-Pipe * SPAL engine lid fan * HKS turbo dual exhaust * Turboxs rfl bov * 93 JDM Ceramic Coated intake plenum with gutted TVIS * EGR Blockoff plates * Greddy turbo timer * Greddy Profec B spec 2 * Apexi Power Intake * Spal intercooler fan * NGK plugs * twosrus valve cover bolts * Greddy Oil Cap |
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