5.2 magnum GT35 to S475
Was able to make a hit tonight. This was on street tires and no burnout so it’s obviously very lazy. Just for a guess I added 5% to the entire map in boost and added an additional 3% from 5700 up and smoothed my 5% to 8% transition(no I didn’t use the smooth feature I know it’ll get ya) I was actually pretty close. Below 4500 to 5500 I was adding 3% and then it started removing a bit around 5700. So it’s definitely making more power as I had based my fuel map off a 40* night and coolant temp of 145 vs 65* and 180 coolant tonight. I just left at like 1800 or so and had a 15* timing retard for 1second. As you can see from the TPS reference it still spun obviously. Even with a single gate boost was VERY steady and was between 6.8 and 7.5psi the whole run. As you can see I let me feathers show( I was a chicken) and short shifted the 1-2. Timing is pretty soft as well at 20*. Overall I’m very happy and think once I can get to the track on a radial and leave on some boost it might make some bacon. I do have a 4 port Mac valve as well so I can turn up the boost and I’ve already got a decent duty cycle curve to help build boost faster. Let me know what y’all think!
Was able to make a hit tonight. This was on street tires and no burnout so it’s obviously very lazy. Just for a guess I added 5% to the entire map in boost and added an additional 3% from 5700 up and smoothed my 5% to 8% transition(no I didn’t use the smooth feature I know it’ll get ya) I was actually pretty close. Below 4500 to 5500 I was adding 3% and then it started removing a bit around 5700. So it’s definitely making more power as I had based my fuel map off a 40* night and coolant temp of 145 vs 65* and 180 coolant tonight. I just left at like 1800 or so and had a 15* timing retard for 1second. As you can see from the TPS reference it still spun obviously. Even with a single gate boost was VERY steady and was between 6.8 and 7.5psi the whole run. As you can see I let me feathers show( I was a chicken) and short shifted the 1-2. Timing is pretty soft as well at 20*. Overall I’m very happy and think once I can get to the track on a radial and leave on some boost it might make some bacon. I do have a 4 port Mac valve as well so I can turn up the boost and I’ve already got a decent duty cycle curve to help build boost faster. Let me know what y’all think!