superman07
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this is the gen 2 right?
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No the bottom section of the dyno chart shows analog input at 20.19 which is boost. It definitely has some real timing in it too...probably around 21*.Thank you again !
So 1002 rwhp? Wow! Is this at the same 17 psi and 16*?
This was at 19 PSI, it hit 20 right at the end of the pull with same timing.Thank you again !
So 1002 rwhp? Wow! Is this at the same 17 psi and 16*?
My Pleasure! Timing is at 19* on this run. No Harmonic issue's we see yet everything is looking solid. Keeping a close eye on it, want this beast to last. :cheers:Thanks !
Is the timing still 16*?
Any vibrational issues with the crank ?
With the use of a NVH Analyzer. Mainly First and Second Order Engine Vibrations. ;)What exactly are you doing /looking at for harmonic issues?
Good to know that more development is going into this build than just trying to get max power. This kind of engineering work piques my interest. I know reliable power and oem fit/finish/quality are a big part of the whipple philosophy. Did you guys record the same harmonics data on an stock car and one with the stage 1 kit? I don't think there are any long term boosted GT350s that could be used as evidence of real-world reliability. It'd be nice to know how each car compared, and if factory internals balancing is good enough for supercharged duty.With the use of a NVH Analyzer. Mainly First and Second Order Engine Vibrations. ;)