Results in on the ported Steige blower
#16
10-06-2005 | 03:07 PM
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I installed a Steigemeyer Ported eaton this summer and have been very happy with the results.
before 380 hp 410tq (had exhaust, CAI, and 4lb lower, and old SCT chip)
after 430 hp 500tq (same as above with alky injection, 8lb lower)
temp was 102 degree in the cell with about 80 percent humidity
numbers are from a dynojet
ran 13.1's at the track had no off the line traciton ( have traction bars but no slicks)
Also,
I have a rattle noise from the nose drive on the blower now was just wondering if this was common or if my bearings are going out. I also had the rotors stripped all looked great but makes alot of noise cold and I have confirmed that it is from the nose unit on the supercharger.
before 380 hp 410tq (had exhaust, CAI, and 4lb lower, and old SCT chip)
after 430 hp 500tq (same as above with alky injection, 8lb lower)
temp was 102 degree in the cell with about 80 percent humidity
numbers are from a dynojet
ran 13.1's at the track had no off the line traciton ( have traction bars but no slicks)
Also,
I have a rattle noise from the nose drive on the blower now was just wondering if this was common or if my bearings are going out. I also had the rotors stripped all looked great but makes alot of noise cold and I have confirmed that it is from the nose unit on the supercharger.
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10-06-2005 | 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by LTNDave
I installed a Steigemeyer Ported eaton this summer and have been very happy with the results.
before 380 hp 410tq (had exhaust, CAI, and 4lb lower, and old SCT chip)
after 430 hp 500tq (same as above with alky injection, 8lb lower)
temp was 102 degree in the cell with about 80 percent humidity
numbers are from a dynojet
ran 13.1's at the track had no off the line traciton ( have traction bars but no slicks)
Also,
I have a rattle noise from the nose drive on the blower now was just wondering if this was common or if my bearings are going out. I also had the rotors stripped all looked great but makes alot of noise cold and I have confirmed that it is from the nose unit on the supercharger.
before 380 hp 410tq (had exhaust, CAI, and 4lb lower, and old SCT chip)
after 430 hp 500tq (same as above with alky injection, 8lb lower)
temp was 102 degree in the cell with about 80 percent humidity
numbers are from a dynojet
ran 13.1's at the track had no off the line traciton ( have traction bars but no slicks)
Also,
I have a rattle noise from the nose drive on the blower now was just wondering if this was common or if my bearings are going out. I also had the rotors stripped all looked great but makes alot of noise cold and I have confirmed that it is from the nose unit on the supercharger.
Just my .02 cents.
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10-06-2005 | 09:30 PM
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10-06-2005 | 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jboss10
Well tonight with the 70 degree temps, I saw 15-16 pounds of boost from the new blower. Just thought I would throw that in. Going tomorrow for new times with this awesome 70 degree weather. Hopefull for new outcomes.
http://www.ihra.com/downloads/pdf/STFDiv4.pdf
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10-06-2005 | 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by RED 92
So you can race after the Division 4 Team Finals that are from 7am-9pm.? Did you call ?
http://www.ihra.com/downloads/pdf/STFDiv4.pdf
http://www.ihra.com/downloads/pdf/STFDiv4.pdf
I would love too and I did call. They told me there would be no test and tune that night. Clay let me know if you find something diff. Whe i said going for new times..I guess I meant new dyno numbers.
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10-06-2005 | 11:02 PM
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Originally Posted by jboss10
I would love too and I did call. They told me there would be no test and tune that night. Clay let me know if you find something diff. Whe i said going for new times..I guess I meant new dyno numbers.)
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see ya tomorrow night around 7 ish..................
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10-07-2005 | 07:33 PM
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The SAE conversion had me at 443 and 523TQ. The STD was 451 and 533TQ. I will go with the STD numbers!!
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10-07-2005 | 07:55 PM
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10-07-2005 | 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by jboss10
Rob,
Here is my set up
( No traction bars and hard Nitto 404's. I did run the 13.1 on the 404's too. (RWHP 383 and 486TQ) Do you think I can make a 12 sec pass with out spinning too much? If so what are your recommendations on the "how too" now with the 451 and 533TQ
Thanks
Here is my set up
( No traction bars and hard Nitto 404's. I did run the 13.1 on the 404's too. (RWHP 383 and 486TQ) Do you think I can make a 12 sec pass with out spinning too much? If so what are your recommendations on the "how too" now with the 451 and 533TQThanks
Bryan
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10-08-2005 | 11:51 AM
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From: " Somewhere Between Lost & Found "
Are we talking stock block here ? 
Originally Posted by jboss10
Ok guys,
I dynoed last year with:4# lower, CAI, and RWTD tune.
Results: Run conditions 77 degrees, 29.47 in-HG, 35% humidity, STD 1.03
Power: 383.32 and 486 TQ
Add the ported blower and a 90MM MAF plus super tank (which was hot from the 40 minute drive to the dyno) and a new RWTD tune
Results: Run conditions 90 degrees, 28.66 in-HG, 52% humidity.
Power: 421 and 489 TQ
So I gained almost 40RWHP. The tuner said if I had tested with the same conditions as my first dyno..that I would have probably put down 430 and 505-510TQ.
What do you guys think? Hopefuly good for 12's )
I dynoed last year with:4# lower, CAI, and RWTD tune.
Results: Run conditions 77 degrees, 29.47 in-HG, 35% humidity, STD 1.03
Power: 383.32 and 486 TQ
Add the ported blower and a 90MM MAF plus super tank (which was hot from the 40 minute drive to the dyno) and a new RWTD tune
Results: Run conditions 90 degrees, 28.66 in-HG, 52% humidity.
Power: 421 and 489 TQ
So I gained almost 40RWHP. The tuner said if I had tested with the same conditions as my first dyno..that I would have probably put down 430 and 505-510TQ.
What do you guys think? Hopefuly good for 12's )
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10-08-2005 | 12:24 PM
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10-08-2005 | 02:06 PM
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yeah
Everytime I see a before and after comparison, the mods have been changed. (pullies, tune...)
Most trucks need to be retuned after a port. On average, the port will lean the a/f out almost a full point. Especially these awsome new ports. Thinking of selling my blower (only 20k miles on it) for a newer ported.I went from a 11.2 a/f to a 12.1 with my port. Same pulley combo.