Sebastix D14Z1 dyno history

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New dyno!

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3.8 psi, ~20 degrees ignition, tuned till 6000rpm

This was the first run after some tuning on the dyno. Unfortuanately my airbox was leaking after this run...so the last run was only 150hp @ 1.8psi.
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Very progressive curve Sebas.... turbo is just starting from the looks of it. I think you lost power under 3000 rpm compared to NA and won power above 3500?

Setup not focussing on lower rpm torque?
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Still i am amazed how much power it delivers with so little boost!
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Dodo Bizar wrote:Very progressive curve Sebas.... turbo is just starting from the looks of it. I think you lost power under 3000 rpm compared to NA and won power above 3500?

Setup not focussing on lower rpm torque?
Well it's not very good tuned yet in the lower rpm's because the map sensor was not accurate because we had that boostleak. That will be fixed soon I hope :)
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saxophonias wrote:Still i am amazed how much power it delivers with so little boost!
Me 2! We were on 150bhp and than i added a few degrees timing. And 180bhp came out :shock:

Really amazing....
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Wow...
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very impressive, how much boost can these engines safely take?
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mynameisowen wrote:very impressive, how much boost can these engines safely take?
It think Sebastix is allready on the limit or over it :lol: ;)
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Running on 4.7psi now!

You should not forget this setup is about 30% more efficient because the ITB's. The stress on the internals is not that big as you think with making almost 200Chp now I think with 4.7psi :) A normal D14 turbo build needs 7-8psi to make around 180-190Chp :) I only need 4-5psi.

I hope my tuner is right...and me too also haha
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i've been reading about this and i guess 5-6 psi (0,4 bar) is supposed to be supported by engine internals. More is sayd to be hard for stock engines. Excelent power output... it would be difficult if not impossible to reach these values on NA D14 engine dont you all agree? Cheers
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