olaosunt
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I think the new engine deserves its own thread
So I finally got the Hellion car with the sleeved 5.2 block/GT350 heads back on the dyno after 2500 miles of breaking in and street logs.
The dyno may have confirmed what I felt from my butt dyno that the car was faster at the same boost. It also seems to spool faster and makes higher boost per duty cycle of controller (40 is now equal to 55/60)
Only got to make pulls at 15 psi as started breaking up with the newest tune revision which I hope we can sort swapping to fresh plugs and gapping closer.
The tuner had taken a lot of timing out of the latest revision (which I could also feel) as he wanted to add in the timing at high boost after dynoing on the lower timing.
The first pull was with the cutouts closed, and with the cutouts open as before it made more boost and power but was breaking up as you can see in the graphs
Tuner made some changes adding fuel but it was breaking up even more.
I decided to see what the higher timing tune (like it was with the old alluminator engine) did)
Dyno operator said that was the best it had run and did not break up.
Made even more power (75 hp) at same boost level compared to alluminator.
Graph below
I think some of that was the likely higher dynamic compression ration with the heads but I assume some is the freer flowing heads and extra displacement.
Can’t wait to be able to turn it up to 20 psi
So I finally got the Hellion car with the sleeved 5.2 block/GT350 heads back on the dyno after 2500 miles of breaking in and street logs.
The dyno may have confirmed what I felt from my butt dyno that the car was faster at the same boost. It also seems to spool faster and makes higher boost per duty cycle of controller (40 is now equal to 55/60)
Only got to make pulls at 15 psi as started breaking up with the newest tune revision which I hope we can sort swapping to fresh plugs and gapping closer.
The tuner had taken a lot of timing out of the latest revision (which I could also feel) as he wanted to add in the timing at high boost after dynoing on the lower timing.
The first pull was with the cutouts closed, and with the cutouts open as before it made more boost and power but was breaking up as you can see in the graphs
Tuner made some changes adding fuel but it was breaking up even more.
I decided to see what the higher timing tune (like it was with the old alluminator engine) did)
Dyno operator said that was the best it had run and did not break up.
Made even more power (75 hp) at same boost level compared to alluminator.
Graph below
I think some of that was the likely higher dynamic compression ration with the heads but I assume some is the freer flowing heads and extra displacement.
Can’t wait to be able to turn it up to 20 psi
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