Turbo data collection project

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by moose, Jun 14, 2005.

  1. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

    I'm trying to collect as many dyno plots as possible of various turbo setups on our cars. Got any, send 'em my way with as much detail as possible on the mods... putting together something pretty cool that I think will be of benefit to all!
     
  2. BlueBox

    BlueBox Member

    Cool project. I'm am so curious as to why certain cars with what should be technically the same mod's respond so differently.
    I think things such as if you bought the car new and how you broke it in would also help. I'd be interested even in things like oil weight, plugs, mileage and if you dyno'ed what was the weather like that day.
    Too much detail for you? Should we just toss as much info as possible and let you sort through it? Or keep it simple?
     
  3. SkullWRX

    SkullWRX Member

    interesting. I think this is going to be ver valuable. If you wnat help compiling, sorting, etc. let me know.
     
  4. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

    Keeping it simple for now... but feel free to throw in whatever info you have and I'll store it. My main goal is to come up with a comprehensive graph comparing the various types of turbos so that you can clearly see where power comes on, how long it holds etc... but more detail for individual cars would be great.

    I'm thinking that maybe I can average all VF34 data I get, all VF39, all VF22 etc.. then graph each turbo type average against the others to get a good overview.

    Should help people select the right turbo; I for one love power but if it doesn't come on until 1000RPM later than stock I doubt I'd put up with it for a daily driver. The graph should also help figure out the area under the curve (maybe I can add that as a separate item) which will tell you how much power you really are getting through the entire band.

    Me and Genya chatted about this a bit last night and it seemed like a good little project to spend some time on.
     
  5. SkullWRX

    SkullWRX Member

    should you take uppipes/downpipes into account? Don't these theoretically help turbo spool faster?
     
  6. jt money

    jt money 350hp mmm mmm Good! Supporting Member



    allready done :cool:
     
  7. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

    Well, honestly, I don't see many people upgrading turbos while retaining stock uppipe/downpipe. So as long as a UP/DP TD04 plot is in there, that should be a non-issue.
     
  8. Suby1128

    Suby1128 Member

    I'll try and scan my dynochart tonight after work. I have a TD04 with UP/Stromung DP/and when it was Dyno'd I had a STi catback. 208 torque 212 hp. peak torque at 3000 rpm, tapering off at 6000 rpm. I believe max hp was at 6000 rpm where it then tapered off. My question is, does that mean that I lose my boost at 6000 rpm, so that would be the best time to shift?
    Craig
     
  9. moose

    moose Infina Mooooooose!

    Send me the chart and I'll take a crack at calculating your ideal shift points...
     
  10. miloman

    miloman Retired Admin

    ive built a shift point calculator for wrx's... will post it up
     
  11. Genya

    Genya No Longer Up At Odd Hours

  12. Genya

    Genya No Longer Up At Odd Hours

    We have some new dynos for the vf22 and vf34 moose.
     

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