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1st on 100 % stock K20Z1 Swap
Vband IN/OUT 6266 @ 19psi 590WHP
ID1000cc 70psi Base
Walboro 450lph Intank w/ Return
E85
RBC


2nd Stock K20A2
T3 .82 A/R
6262 @ 17 psi 552WHP
E85
RBC
AEM 320LPH intank pump
ID1300cc

Last car is a Piston/Rods K20A2
11:1 Compression
BC Stage 2 cams
Supertech Valvetrain
ID2000cc
Single Intank 450lph
VBand IN/OUT 6466 @ 23psi 686WHP
Car made 758 on a higher boost level under 30psi
 

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:nod::worship: Love the power that z1 is making. Holds hp and tq like a champ. What's the fuel pump setup consist of on that z1 setup?
 

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Those turbo's spool slow as shit. A gtx3076r will make similar horsepower and spool easily 800 rpms sooner and hit full boost much much sooner.

I wish people would not just assume a big ass 6266 or 6262 will be what they should use and look into newer turbos that are out there now...
 

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Those turbo's spool slow as shit. A gtx3076r will make similar horsepower and spool easily 800 rpms sooner and hit full boost much much sooner.

I wish people would not just assume a big ass 6266 or 6262 will be what they should use and look into newer turbos that are out there now...
my 6262 come on at 3k rpm....on low boost u can hear the wastegate open by 3500rpm.....put down power fast...hard to drive almost....any sooner u would think I would loose top end

I love my PTE 6262.....best turbo I have ever owned

k24 frank spins to 8400rpm
 

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Those turbo's spool slow as shit. A gtx3076r will make similar horsepower and spool easily 800 rpms sooner and hit full boost much much sooner.

I wish people would not just assume a big ass 6266 or 6262 will be what they should use and look into newer turbos that are out there now...
Making a bunch of torque early on the stock rods isn't the brightest idea.

The thing all the highest-powered stock engines have in common is a late-emerging torque curve, and for good reason.
 

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Making a bunch of torque early on the stock rods isn't the brightest idea.

The thing all the highest-powered stock engines have in common is a late-emerging torque curve, and for good reason.
I completely understand this concept, have you ever seen a diesel engine connecting rod? Absolutely beastly thick and strong. This is why lots of stock turbo mazdaspeed 3's with full bolt-ons and tuning bend their rods due to torque coming in very very early on (under 3k rpms).

But here's the thing, it's not coming in THAT early, and coming in hard and strong is a shock to the rods at any rpm, whether you ramp up by 300 ft/lbs of torque at 5k or 4k it's "bad".
 
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