Sky30's RB30DET with the GT35/40.
Will's Rb25DET.
Sky30's is making the ever so slightly more power up until around 2900rpm where Sky30's begins to make quite a bit more power and doesn't look back.
Interestering observation that an RB30DET running quite a large turbo and not making much if any boost under 2500rpm can keep up with the boosted rb25det.
Looks quite good.
I've heard of ppls doing something similiar with the Z32 sensor in a 90mm id pipe. The Z32 is the sensor of choice over the Q45/VH41 or RB20/25's due to the lower voltage reading for a given airflow.
I was quite impressed by Nathan's number.
187rwkw on only a 2.5" exhaust, small FMIC and some boost. Pretty damn good effort.
I came across this on the Ford Forums...
http://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=7654
Will... She needs a tune, look at those afr's.
I think the dyno is realistic. Not reading low.
Blackwood Auto & Dyno appears to read similiar to Shauns.
The MS-75's Toyota Beast jumped on the dyno, he was expecting around 380rwkw, pulled 390rwkw.
Chops, can you post your dyno run? I'll do the calcs to compensate for your diff ratio, just so I can compare how the N/A 5.7ltr looks against an rb30det.
190kw will get you in to the high 12's with a nice 60ft and nice shifting.
The R33's can do it, so why not the R32's with slightly less weight and a lower diff ratio.
Alot has to do with the driver, Sky30 being a country boy... hrmm it can't be that then... hehe
He obviously has no idea what he is selling and simply reselling an item.
There is a big problem here.... The R33 doesn't use an inlet air temp sensor... lmao.
Don't buy it, its a scam.