My post was referring to the way the car was just before they sent the motor out to get built up. Before that happened and when they did the dyno at 510, the car did not have stock internals. It was also not using the same turbo that they sell with the turbo kit itself (they were using a turbonetics turbo, but sell a Precision one with the kits). Other differences on the shop car at the time it made the 510 dyno run include:it was on stock internals. they JUST rebuilt it. they made an 11.9 pass with it aswell. from what i hear the new motor is insane lol. they just finished the break in on it though. Maybe tigre will confirm this.
Since when does an oil catch can, and a vacuum block have anything to do with howmuch horsepower a car makes?My post was referring to the way the car was just before they sent the motor out to get built up. Before that happened and when they did the dyno at 510, the car did not have stock internals. It was also not using the same turbo that they sell with the turbo kit itself (they were using a turbonetics turbo, but sell a Precision one with the kits). Other differences on the shop car at the time it made the 510 dyno run include:
1) Using a BDL fuel rail (as part of the fuel return kit that is an additional cost over the turbo kit itself...In addition, the fuel return kit includes a Golden Eagle fuel rail vice the BDL one used on the shop car)
2) Using RC Engineering injectors (the turbo kit includes Precision injectors)
3) Running an oil catch can that was plumbed to the exhaust (not included with the turbo kit or the fuel return kit)
4) Running a ClutchMasters clutch (don't know if they also changed to a light weight flywheel, but it is not included with the price of the turbo kit either)
5) Running a vacuum distribution block (another item not included with the turbo kit)
6) Custom Hondata reflash specific for the setup on their shop car (the Hondata reflash is not included in the price of the turbo kit and the reflash you receive will not be the same as the one used specifically on the shop car).
7) They admitted to modifying the stock oil pump to prevent oil starvation in the upper RPM range (not included with the turbo kit and it is also internal to the engine assembly)
8) In one of my many visits to the shop (and prior to the 510 dyno run), one of the workers said that the car had stock internals whereas Ron mentioned to me that they recently put in new rods and lower compression 9.5:1 pistons (again not included with the turbo kit).
9) Using their full 3" exhaust system without a cat (even more stuff not included with the turbo kit itself).
The car however was not using the ported intake manifold that they sell although it was powdercoated. Think what you will but if you truely believe that you can get 510 at 20 psi out of just the ajp turbo kit (like they advertise on the main page on their site), then you are in for a rude awakening.
Other than that, have you seen anyone other than AJP produce a dyno sheet using just the turbo kit alone or even everything that they offer where the car was putting down over 400whp?
Cheers,
Eric
AJP's own, one off kit for their shop car can make the 510 hp, but the kit they sell over the counter can not. Thats all Blue is saying. Sure oil catch cans and vacuum blocks don't make power, but a different turbo, injectorts and reflash will.Since when does an oil catch can, and a vacuum block have anything to do with howmuch horsepower a car makes?
There is a member on here thats making 411 WHP with stock internals. I have seen his car on the dyno, and have drove in his car. AJP NOW has a fully built motor, and before did not. a modified oil pump dosnt mean any of the interals were beefed up.
You need an exhaust and a better clutch to make these power levels. thats a given. There kit is capable of it. believe it or not.
Not as entertaining as AJP going down the hole on this site.you guys are quite entertaining
That thread rocked.Not as entertaining as AJP going down the hole on this site.
I just made all of that other stuff up. :biggrin:I managed 411whp @ around 10psi..I also hit boost cut that night..I want to know why the kit cant produce 510whp?...Oh and it was stock internals in the shop car on the 510 pull..Im not sure where you are getting your information from...Nobody will get 510whp because the managment system limits you to 8.5psi..The 510whp was a demonstration of the kit's limit when you have the boost cut unlocked...In my case, I must have had some boost spike :lildevil:
you guys are quite entertaining
I am not saying that the power level is unobtainable. What I am saying is that they advertise the kit as being able to run up to 20psi/510whp and that is a lie. The kit by itself cannot produce those numbers. Even if you get suckered in and then add all of the other stuff that they sell, you still cannot get anywhere near those numbers.Since when does an oil catch can, and a vacuum block have anything to do with howmuch horsepower a car makes?
There is a member on here thats making 411 WHP with stock internals. I have seen his car on the dyno, and have drove in his car. AJP NOW has a fully built motor, and before did not. a modified oil pump dosnt mean any of the interals were beefed up.
You need an exhaust and a better clutch to make these power levels. thats a given. There kit is capable of it. believe it or not.
That thread rocked.
Trying to rock a few more pages before you next check out the thread. :thumb:you guys are quite entertaining