Duration = heat. And it wouldn't matter what anyone told you. Just like the water you already know what you want so roll on.
I missed this.
Is 38.5 too much duration with egt maxing out at 920?
Duration = heat. And it wouldn't matter what anyone told you. Just like the water you already know what you want so roll on.
Detroit injectors are slow so you can add more timing if cam allows, 1degree/100rpm is a good rule of thumb to start with.Finally somebody asking the correct questions!
At 1650:
37 degrees PW
26.8 gph fuel delivery
14 degrees BOI
920f egt post turbo, it will not go higher, slowly creeps up there (2 degrees per second then stops)
36 psi boost
This is at 4500 feet on a 5.5% grade and 22 degrees Celsius out. However the coolant temp does creep up to around 195. I understand post turbo egt isn't the best by its all I have. Engine has 2 piece pistons. This is different than the tune Leon gave me.
Well I'm going to go ahead with this project. I've figured out a fantastic way to control the fast acting valve via the ecm and give me just as much control as an aftermarket controller. The problem with just referencing boost is you want water meth flow to match fuel flow somewhat. Matching boost doesn't do that by a long shot.
Most kits use PWM to control the pump and that's a joke.
1000hp cats doing fine with no water injection crutch but a <600hp driptroit tuned by a novice needs it. Done plenty of C12/C13's with 550hp to the ground and no issues. Keep up the good work!
1000hp cats doing fine with no water injection crutch but a <600hp driptroit tuned by a novice needs it. Done plenty of C12/C13's with 550hp to the ground and no issues. Keep up the good work!
Why do you assume the power level would stay there?
Because you insist on using a turbo that's too small for the job, because you think you know more than about everyone else on the planet.
Especially people that's been doing this way longer than you and turbo dealers on here that deal with know it all steering wheel holders on a daily basis.
Like I said, keep up the good work.
Why are you assuming that turbo will stay on there? Even if it was staying on there, you can make more power per lb of air with methanol than with diesel.
That's why I run straight methanol, none of that evil HP robbing diesel. And my C18 has a HX35 off a pickup because smaller is better for making lots of horsepowers, need all the spools I can get.
Don't tell me you are having second thoughts about my turbo suggestions. Lmao.
Turbo dealers are the worst "experts" to ask what kind of turbo you need. You must know yourself, then just ask them to build it for you. Also these guys who cant make a single work to 1000 hp with 16 liter engine are not so good advisors either.
We'll be waiting to hear what magical single turbo you have actually worked at 1000hp.