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Max Power From Single 044/surge On E85 ?

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  • If anyones interested the car just came off the dyno today .. Made 455.6kw / 610hp on 19psi on E85 with the single 044 / Surge and the stock intank with 944nm.. Injector Duty Cycle for the 1000s is at

  • why do you worry about it, most people do not understand it which is what I suspect

  • because it has more boost at a lower rpm, so the torque and power is higher at that lower rpm

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Huh not bad looks like it holds 12.0 flat for abit then heads towards 12.8 region. Pump on its limit is asking for trouble though. Is it auto or manual seems to make very low torque.

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ZF mate.. and yeah the dyno readings on that dyno are always lower compared to other shops and tuners iv noticed..

I spose its about the 12.0 as u said and then up near 13s in the top end..

ill check my wideband when I get it out next to see what it says..

#54

if it's making xxx amount of power at xxxx rpm, then it's making the same torque as any other engine at the same power/rpm level

#56

why do you worry about it, most people do not understand it which is what I suspect

#57

1.Torque =get there fast and maybe brake something but look cool when doing it.

2. kw= more I get the bigger my dick looks on paper.....

Torque FTW.

ZF= non built zf will disagree with #1

True story.

#58

Power is calculated, torque is read HP = rpm x t / 5250 not sure bout metric?

So basically it takes x amount of torque to make x amount of power at x rpm. Forget what engine it may be, its just math's.

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