Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
nice numbers!!! is this the high compression b20b or low compression? i would like to see the numbers on a stock block b20z2 with a stock gsr head on stock cams.
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I like! Very cool for how basic. Treat it right, could go for a bit!
Do you mind sharing the cost of a crome tune at parris, how much time was spent ect?
Im sure youll get the fuel sorted out.
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pump
lazy injector/s maybe?
Good luck.
Do you mind sharing the cost of a crome tune at parris, how much time was spent ect?
Im sure youll get the fuel sorted out.
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lazy injector/s maybe?
Good luck.
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
Sorry I can't discuss Price but he spent about 2 hrs. tuning this motor, All i can say is Derrick is one cool as white guy, very patient, and a Great tuner!
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cool man.
Not sure how you can drive something like this compared to your other motor! haha
Anyways I think these #'s are pretty respectable for what it is...
Not sure how you can drive something like this compared to your other motor! haha
Anyways I think these #'s are pretty respectable for what it is...
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
This is actually my wife's car, and yeah i was hoping for like 160 ish but it surprised me!!
My buddys old LSV had P30 pistons, Ported head, stage 2 cams, skunk2 manifold, tri y header all kinds of crap and only made 6hp more than this motor.
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
those are some damn good numbers, if i say so myself.
14:1 AFR's at wot is a little lean for my liking, but im not so sure if i would run it that lean, especially at the higher revs. i would get the issue solved.
the dip looks like a resonance dip/bump. try playin around with different/longer intake lenghts if you go back to the dyno it may go away, or get worse.
are u using a victor or performer x, by the graph i am going to guess a performer x.
14:1 AFR's at wot is a little lean for my liking, but im not so sure if i would run it that lean, especially at the higher revs. i would get the issue solved.
the dip looks like a resonance dip/bump. try playin around with different/longer intake lenghts if you go back to the dyno it may go away, or get worse.
are u using a victor or performer x, by the graph i am going to guess a performer x.
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
those are some damn good numbers, if i say so myself.
14:1 AFR's at wot is a little lean for my liking, but im not so sure if i would run it that lean, especially at the higher revs. i would get the issue solved.
the dip looks like a resonance dip/bump. try playin around with different/longer intake lenghts if you go back to the dyno it may go away, or get worse.
are u using a victor or performer x, by the graph i am going to guess a performer x.
14:1 AFR's at wot is a little lean for my liking, but im not so sure if i would run it that lean, especially at the higher revs. i would get the issue solved.
the dip looks like a resonance dip/bump. try playin around with different/longer intake lenghts if you go back to the dyno it may go away, or get worse.
are u using a victor or performer x, by the graph i am going to guess a performer x.
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
Wow, that's nuts. I thought non-vtec piston valve reliefs weren't big enough for vtec valves? I thought that's why you couldn't do stock bottom ls/b20v's...
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
Your right! They arent big enough for the vtec valves, but if u have enough P2V clearence then u wouldn't have to worry...
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
I would try a fuel pressure regulator as a quick attempt to increase fuel. My B20VTEC seemed to like 13:1 at Church' s. Are your injectors close to max duty? I have more compression/50 more cc/Type R cams and ended up using 310cc injectors.
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Re: Stock B20vtec Dyno graph
yea FPR was increased, and injector duty cycle was not maxed...