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Who did you have do the injectors?
The pyrometer would be on the exhaust block off and the boost on the intake. Can’t see a reason to have any more than one sensor on each plate.Wouldn’t I only be able to add one gauge off of that port?
I want to measure boost pressure on the compressor and exhaust turbine sideThe pyrometer would be on the exhaust block off and the boost on the intake. Can’t see a reason to have any more than one sensor on each plate.
i have seen many post talking about modifying injectors, i don't believe that is nessary. my Rotor makes 175hp and 350 torque, at this power range the fuel pump is maxed out but the injectors are not. this was dyno tuned at Calibrated power solutions when they used my Rotor to delvolep there meth injection kit Also i still have the stock air box and it is not a restriction with this power, so beware with changing to an open filter air cleaner,Just got off the phone with Wade. I asked about modifying the injectors, and he said that he had concerns about the factory injection pump keeping up or something. Long story short, he said I should be able to get all the power I need with going from his stage one to stage two tune with no concerns. I guess injectors are not the move, but I am going to have him bring my idle rpm down 100 RPM. Pretty excited about that one. My main goal power wise is that I want all four tires to break loose with lockers engaged before the vehicle stalls out, and Wade thinks I should have no problem with that with his stage two tune, and the reduced idle rpm
175 hp? 350 torque!!!i have seen many post talking about modifying injectors, i don't believe that is nessary. my Rotor makes 175hp and 350 torque, at this power range the fuel pump is maxed out but the injectors are not. this was dyno tuned at Calibrated power solutions when they used my Rotor to delvolep there meth injection kit Also i still have the stock air box and it is not a restriction with this power, so beware with changing to an open filter air cleaner,
Assuming you still have the Calibrated Power tune, the advertised Torque number is 245, not 350.i have seen many post talking about modifying injectors, i don't believe that is nessary. my Rotor makes 175hp and 350 torque, at this power range the fuel pump is maxed out but the injectors are not. this was dyno tuned at Calibrated power solutions when they used my Rotor to delvolep there meth injection kit Also i still have the stock air box and it is not a restriction with this power, so beware with changing to an open filter air cleaner,
175 hp? 350 torque!!!
What's your set up to get those sweet numbers?
I'm going to dyno test mine in the future, but I'm thinking I'm around 148hp, going by wades dyno testing on youtube.
i do not have the stage two tune, CPS used my Roxor to delvolpe the meth kit. However thanks for the post it did make me look up the picture i took of the dyno results and i was incorrect. final results are 160.7 hp and 345.6 torque.Assuming you still have the Calibrated Power tune, the advertised Torque number is 245, not 350.
ok my memory not as good as it used to be so i searched my pictures and found the picture i took of the dyno results, 160.7hp and 345.6 torque. The only change after was the electric radiator fan, that gains about 10hp and torque according to what i have read from Diesel Freaks, vivid racing and CPS. I should have look this up before i Posted. Sorry about that.
Now my set up.
Upgraded turbo
Intercooler
3 inch exhaust, side exit in stock location
Meth injection
Clutch upgrade
Electric rad fan
Stock air box
still on stock 3:73 gears
That sums up my performance upgrades.
with the power i have, knowing that the injectors are not maxed out but the fuel pump is, i don't believe modifying the injectors/ installing an open element air filter will do much. However larger injectors will allow more fuel to be injected at the right time and might get some gains, but again with the fuel pump maxed out that very questionable.
just a two notes on the exhaust, after many years of jeeping when you install the exhaust out the back you will get exhaust rolling up into the cab area, this is why i built my own system to side exit.
the other concern i had is the speed sensor, the wires are very close to the exhaust and over time may damage the wires and sensor. so I installed a 90 degree adaptor so the sensor is parallel to the exhaust then put a heat sleeve over the sensor. I used the adaptor for old Corvettes, the RPM gauge was driven off the distributor and has the same threads.
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That was really my goal of a slightly larger injector is, as you said to get the fuel in at the right time, and I wouldn’t consider an open element air filter an upgrade anyway but the vacuum indicator on my factory air intake does get sucked down when I really lay into it and let that turbo start to really build boost under load. I’ll probably wait for a snorkel kit in hopes of it having a bigger intake pipe and able to get outside airok my memory not as good as it used to be so i searched my pictures and found the picture i took of the dyno results, 160.7hp and 345.6 torque. The only change after was the electric radiator fan, that gains about 10hp and torque according to what i have read from Diesel Freaks, vivid racing and CPS. I should have look this up before i Posted. Sorry about that.
Now my set up.
Upgraded turbo
Intercooler
3 inch exhaust, side exit in stock location
Meth injection
Clutch upgrade
Electric rad fan
Stock air box
still on stock 3:73 gears
That sums up my performance upgrades.
with the power i have, knowing that the injectors are not maxed out but the fuel pump is, i don't believe modifying the injectors/ installing an open element air filter will do much. However larger injectors will allow more fuel to be injected at the right time and might get some gains, but again with the fuel pump maxed out that very questionable.
just a two notes on the exhaust, after many years of jeeping when you install the exhaust out the back you will get exhaust rolling up into the cab area, this is why i built my own system to side exit.
the other concern i had is the speed sensor, the wires are very close to the exhaust and over time may damage the wires and sensor. so I installed a 90 degree adaptor so the sensor is parallel to the exhaust then put a heat sleeve over the sensor. I used the adaptor for old Corvettes, the RPM gauge was driven off the distributor and has the same threads.
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