anyone... water injection or bypass mod?
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anyone... water injection or bypass mod?
Im big into tuning my Corolla (don't laugh, haha) and im getting into your site b/c we have identical superchargers. Has anyone here really gotten into water/methanol injection or bypassing the bypass valve (that sounds so funny).
I have been running water injection for about a year and it is great. No power gains by itself but with tuning you can make some great numbers. My S/C's ECU is set to run rich (10:1) to avoid knock and just running the water injection alone only further richens it up. With a fuel controller I can lean out the a/f for some good gains (im now at 11.5:1). Is this where you guys are at or are you running a pretty good a/f ratio stock?
Also, running an aftermarket intake was burning out our catalytic converters due to the increased exhaust temps (close to 1300 degrees), but the water injection reduces the exhaust temps enough to run it safely now (1050 degrees). Are you guys having burnt out cat problems also?
Lastly, the bypass valve is limiting us to about 10 psi of boost (the stock boost pressure is 7.5psi). Have you guys successfully done a bypass mod that showed good gains?
I have been running water injection for about a year and it is great. No power gains by itself but with tuning you can make some great numbers. My S/C's ECU is set to run rich (10:1) to avoid knock and just running the water injection alone only further richens it up. With a fuel controller I can lean out the a/f for some good gains (im now at 11.5:1). Is this where you guys are at or are you running a pretty good a/f ratio stock?
Also, running an aftermarket intake was burning out our catalytic converters due to the increased exhaust temps (close to 1300 degrees), but the water injection reduces the exhaust temps enough to run it safely now (1050 degrees). Are you guys having burnt out cat problems also?
Lastly, the bypass valve is limiting us to about 10 psi of boost (the stock boost pressure is 7.5psi). Have you guys successfully done a bypass mod that showed good gains?
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Originally Posted by polo708
Im big into tuning my Corolla (don't laugh, haha) and im getting into your site b/c we have identical superchargers. Has anyone here really gotten into water/methanol injection or bypassing the bypass valve (that sounds so funny).
I have been running water injection for about a year and it is great. No power gains by itself but with tuning you can make some great numbers. My S/C's ECU is set to run rich (10:1) to avoid knock and just running the water injection alone only further richens it up. With a fuel controller I can lean out the a/f for some good gains (im now at 11.5:1). Is this where you guys are at or are you running a pretty good a/f ratio stock?
Also, running an aftermarket intake was burning out our catalytic converters due to the increased exhaust temps (close to 1300 degrees), but the water injection reduces the exhaust temps enough to run it safely now (1050 degrees). Are you guys having burnt out cat problems also?
Lastly, the bypass valve is limiting us to about 10 psi of boost (the stock boost pressure is 7.5psi). Have you guys successfully done a bypass mod that showed good gains?
I have been running water injection for about a year and it is great. No power gains by itself but with tuning you can make some great numbers. My S/C's ECU is set to run rich (10:1) to avoid knock and just running the water injection alone only further richens it up. With a fuel controller I can lean out the a/f for some good gains (im now at 11.5:1). Is this where you guys are at or are you running a pretty good a/f ratio stock?
Also, running an aftermarket intake was burning out our catalytic converters due to the increased exhaust temps (close to 1300 degrees), but the water injection reduces the exhaust temps enough to run it safely now (1050 degrees). Are you guys having burnt out cat problems also?
Lastly, the bypass valve is limiting us to about 10 psi of boost (the stock boost pressure is 7.5psi). Have you guys successfully done a bypass mod that showed good gains?
What are your corolla's stats?(hp,0-60,1/4mi,mods,etc)
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What are your corolla's stats?(hp,0-60,1/4mi,mods,etc)
mods: s/c@9.5psi, 5th injector, TRD ECU piggyback, water injection, intake, additional injector controller, header, midpipe (hi flow cat and 2 resonators 2.5" piping), magnaflow exhaust, wideband o2 sensor.
Im afraid im pretty well maxed out on power. Tried a smaller pulley but it pretty much just produced more heat with little power gains, need to try the bypass mod with that pulley and see if its bleeding off any of that extra boost the pulley is making?? any ideas? hoping to get a different perspective of my setup other than Corolla guys.
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Originally Posted by 1BADSS/SC
F&^k bypass mods and water injectors, TWIN-CHARGE!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Darksun280
I'm no fan of twin charging. I think its over rated.
yeah bolting a turbo to an already supercharged car and basically doubling the whp is soooo over-rated
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Originally Posted by polo708
210whp, 14.2@94 quarter mile, my car only weights about 2450 lbs.
mods: s/c@9.5psi, 5th injector, TRD ECU piggyback, water injection, intake, additional injector controller, header, midpipe (hi flow cat and 2 resonators 2.5" piping), magnaflow exhaust, wideband o2 sensor.
Im afraid im pretty well maxed out on power. Tried a smaller pulley but it pretty much just produced more heat with little power gains, need to try the bypass mod with that pulley and see if its bleeding off any of that extra boost the pulley is making?? any ideas? hoping to get a different perspective of my setup other than Corolla guys.
mods: s/c@9.5psi, 5th injector, TRD ECU piggyback, water injection, intake, additional injector controller, header, midpipe (hi flow cat and 2 resonators 2.5" piping), magnaflow exhaust, wideband o2 sensor.
Im afraid im pretty well maxed out on power. Tried a smaller pulley but it pretty much just produced more heat with little power gains, need to try the bypass mod with that pulley and see if its bleeding off any of that extra boost the pulley is making?? any ideas? hoping to get a different perspective of my setup other than Corolla guys.
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Originally Posted by JMAc88
You don't get double the hp, you just gain the benifit of all time boost
read up on it buddy, the twincharged redline is running 450whp~ on stock internals
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Originally Posted by selfinfliction
yeah it's only good for 15 horsepower...
read up on it buddy, the twincharged redline is running 450whp~ on stock internals
read up on it buddy, the twincharged redline is running 450whp~ on stock internals
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Originally Posted by Darksun280
Well by all means please post up a link to this if your talking about whos car I think you are. And I doubt the internals are completely stock but will see. And 450 whp you say but let me guess no track times or anything to back up that its worth the time. Dyno numbers always seem good enough for the members on this site. Same thing with the Intense kit. They screamed it was 270 Whp so people ran out and bought it like sheep. And More than half aren't getting the numbers they thought they would, or the results.
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Originally Posted by selfinfliction
yeah bolting a turbo to an already supercharged car and basically doubling the whp is soooo over-rated
Other that some forum posts and a video that I saw that was dark and hard to see I haven't seen any dyno videos or 1/4 runs, ect.
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Originally Posted by JMAc88
You don't get double the hp, you just gain the benifit of all time boost
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Originally Posted by Blue04RedLine
Why are you gonna start that in this thread. But, seeing how you did and all... the baseline for the Intense car was around 230Whp (for whatever reason) so they only showed a gain of approximately 40whp. People that can't understand that, are never going to understand why they're not hitting the same numbers with the same mods (being most cars dyno at least 15-20whp lower stock). The 450whp number for the twincharged car is an estimate, and not from Twincharged. Ant said he was conservatively running at least 350whp. The higher estimate came from Mark (formerly of Psi-Fi, now with RevItUp) when he said that the car has to be at least 400hp because of the way if kept up and stayed side by side with him in a "friendly" highway run when they ran it. Mark was in a 440whp Audi S4. You want track times? When the snow stops and the tracks open back up, then you'll have a reason to bitch about no track times, till then, it's a mute point. And dyno numbers will come when he's finished tuning, which can also be finalized in spring.
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Originally Posted by 1BADSS/SC
Are u crazy? You would have huge HP gains because the S/C would be powering the turbo, and the turbo would be powering the S/C. You would need to replace A LOT of stock components, but it would definitely increase HP substantially.
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Sorry polo708 ... hopefully someone with some input relative to your questions will manage to find their way through the muck this post has become.
I know that people on here have had problems with clogged / malfunctioning cats, but I'm not sure if it was due to higher than normal exhaust temps. Also, I've run across a few members doing a boost bypass bypass (ha), and it seems to be working for them, but I'm not sure if anyone has dyno numbers or track times to back it up. And, finally, I don't know much about water injection so ... no comment there.
Hope that helps.
Sorry polo708 ... hopefully someone with some input relative to your questions will manage to find their way through the muck this post has become.
I know that people on here have had problems with clogged / malfunctioning cats, but I'm not sure if it was due to higher than normal exhaust temps. Also, I've run across a few members doing a boost bypass bypass (ha), and it seems to be working for them, but I'm not sure if anyone has dyno numbers or track times to back it up. And, finally, I don't know much about water injection so ... no comment there.
Hope that helps.
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Originally Posted by cmj917
Another thread hijacked ...
Sorry polo708 ... hopefully someone with some input relative to your questions will manage to find their way through the muck this post has become.
I know that people on here have had problems with clogged / malfunctioning cats, but I'm not sure if it was due to higher than normal exhaust temps. Also, I've run across a few members doing a boost bypass bypass (ha), and it seems to be working for them, but I'm not sure if anyone has dyno numbers or track times to back it up. And, finally, I don't know much about water injection so ... no comment there.
Hope that helps.
Sorry polo708 ... hopefully someone with some input relative to your questions will manage to find their way through the muck this post has become.
I know that people on here have had problems with clogged / malfunctioning cats, but I'm not sure if it was due to higher than normal exhaust temps. Also, I've run across a few members doing a boost bypass bypass (ha), and it seems to be working for them, but I'm not sure if anyone has dyno numbers or track times to back it up. And, finally, I don't know much about water injection so ... no comment there.
Hope that helps.
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thanks for the help.
As for twin charging: the biggest headache will be in the ECU and control. You will have to tune it perfectly to really see worthy gains. The s/c has to be bypassed at the right time in order to make way for the spooled turbo. its an engine managment nightmare, haha.
As for twin charging: the biggest headache will be in the ECU and control. You will have to tune it perfectly to really see worthy gains. The s/c has to be bypassed at the right time in order to make way for the spooled turbo. its an engine managment nightmare, haha.
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3.15 in pulley
boost by pass mod
drop in filter removed bottom cover on air box
torque brace
neon adds 5 hp lol
This is what I have done so far hp number I do not know butt dyno tells me much faster than stock.
boost by pass mod
drop in filter removed bottom cover on air box
torque brace
neon adds 5 hp lol
This is what I have done so far hp number I do not know butt dyno tells me much faster than stock.