Just finished our supercharger kit - Page 2

Sylox · 20-04-2005, 12:11 AM

Looks like yet another A1 install from your workshop Steve. Good stuff.

I'd personally love to see your workshop logo up the top of our forums as a sponsor as I reckon you have a lot to give for the QLD/NTH NSW members. Your no bullsh!t approach is a great step above a lot of other so called reputable workshops in the Brisbane area

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Aussie Pete

Damn - I'm impressed. I like the intercooler and the fact the intake runs at the front - try setting up an intercooler with a Vortech - not easy.

I'm more interested in the plenum and the intercooler setup than anything else. Do you have to cut metal to run the piping?

only a couple of tiny mods other than that straight in.

MrSparkle · 20-04-2005, 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Aussie Pete

Damn - I'm impressed. I like the intercooler and the fact the intake runs at the front - try setting up an intercooler with a Vortech - not easy.

I'm more interested in the plenum and the intercooler setup than anything else. Do you have to cut metal to run the piping?

Just what I was thinking mate.

Great looking setup, piping looks good and fat with no visible sharp bends, and the plenum also looks sensational. Any more pics, maybe a few closeups of different parts of the install like intercooler, plenum, blower mounting, etc. ?

Pearly · 20-04-2005, 03:10 PM

Well done. That setup almost looks factory!

Also, congrats on the Torana. I voted for it for SMOTY!!

SpoolMan · 20-04-2005, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Sylox

Looks like yet another A1 install from your workshop Steve. Good stuff.

I'd personally love to see your workshop logo up the top of our forums as a sponsor as I reckon you have a lot to give for the QLD/NTH NSW members. Your no bullsh!t approach is a great step above a lot of other so called reputable workshops in the Brisbane area

Dyno Steve is going to support our AFF, so until then if any wants more news and more info go to http://www.redcliffedyno.com/ plenty of news there and some exciting products and packages coming up for Ford lovers..
Steve is out of Action for a few days so any questions you will have to show some patience..

TheSneakiness · 20-04-2005, 03:39 PM

Just read the site and they're working on a Supercharger for the AU series. Sweeeeeet...

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by XRFPV8

Dyno Steve is going to support our AFF, so until then if any wants more news and more info go to http://www.redcliffedyno.com/ plenty of news there and some exciting products and packages coming up for Ford lovers..
Steve is out of Action for a few days so any questions you will have to show some patience..

no probs answering questions now guys as i'm not going to have surgery until next week

20-04-2005, 05:44 PM

So, what's it take to get that plenum set up? Costs? Any wiring changes (like extender looms)?

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Aussie Pete

So, what's it take to get that plenum set up? Costs? Any wiring changes (like extender looms)?

I'm still working pricing out but the planinum will come in around $1300 plus fitting, wiring on the tps,map and throttle need to be extented

SpoolMan · 20-04-2005, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by dynosteve

I'm still working pricing out but the planinum will come in around $1300 plus fitting, wiring on the tps,map and throttle need to be extented

Steve welcome to AFF, does that planinum take a standard type bolt up throttle body...
does the SS 80mm fit or do you have a preference for a particlar setup on the T/B with the new planinum..?

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 07:05 PM

the standard throttle body fits straight up, however a larger throttle is a definate advantage

CSV_LS1 · 20-04-2005, 08:49 PM

Is there much improvement with the new manifold on a 'bolt on' Boss?

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by CSV_LS1

Is there much improvement with the new manifold on a 'bolt on' Boss?

we've so far seen a best of 30kw's and the torque has improved by 500rpm and gained 215nms

CSV_LS1 · 20-04-2005, 08:57 PM

Excellent.
Have you given thought to producing over the radiator intakes (as seen on LS1's) as an option for the new manifolds?

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by CSV_LS1

Excellent.
Have you given thought to producing over the radiator intakes (as seen on LS1's) as an option for the new manifolds?

not as yet but were working on our own cold induction, and throttle bodies

20-04-2005, 09:36 PM

Very nice set up, infact the nicest i have seen.

any idea on the price for a set up like that?

20-04-2005, 09:39 PM

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Originally Posted by dynosteve

I'm still working pricing out but the planinum will come in around $1300 plus fitting, wiring on the tps,map and throttle need to be extented

I, umm, dunno what a planinum is but I think we're talking same same - but different

: :hihi:

So, I'm guessing da $1300 includes the extension harnesses? Should do I guess. Would be the way to go - simply plug and play - not like the methodology used by some of the so called reputable aftermarket vendors.

dynosteve · 20-04-2005, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Aussie Pete

I, umm, dunno what a planinum is but I think we're talking same same - but different

: :hihi:

So, I'm guessing da $1300 includes the extension harnesses? Should do I guess. Would be the way to go - simply plug and play - not like the methodology used by some of the so called reputable aftermarket vendors.

As yet i haven't built a plug and play harness as i prefer to solder every joint especially being that the flyby fibre accelerator is one of the ones that gets extended.

XRQTOR · 20-04-2005, 10:21 PM

Ohhh a procharger on a Boss. Those things make insain power on cobra's, im assuming the same from our bigger Boss.

More on this new intake mate, would their be any gains if it was bolted onto a stock car. Any idea on how long till we can buy one.

dynosteve · 21-04-2005, 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by XRQTOR

Ohhh a procharger on a Boss. Those things make insain power on cobra's, im assuming the same from our bigger Boss.

More on this new intake mate, would their be any gains if it was bolted onto a stock car. Any idea on how long till we can buy one.

I'm currently doing testing on the manifold in natural form, with the use of being able to program through our RDP computer i've seen a best of 30kw's at the moment but it averages out at 26kw's i'm currently taking orders for our systems and will release the orders when i'm happy with the powerlevels gained

21-04-2005, 10:57 AM

How much to get the full install, charger, intercooler i take it, chamber?

dynosteve · 21-04-2005, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by MadManz

How much to get the full install, charger, intercooler i take it, chamber?

A complete setup including blower/intercooler/manifold/computer system/water injection/fuel system supplid and fitted and dyno tuned should come in about $16,000 but this is only a estimate may be cheaper

21-04-2005, 01:22 PM

and power estimates? on a 290 engine?

MYV8 · 21-04-2005, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by MadManz

How much to get the full install, charger, intercooler i take it, chamber?

Go on Jas you caaan do it. hehehe
We can have two blown BA's at WSID.

21-04-2005, 03:10 PM

Strange you are running H2O Injection as well as an intercooler. Water displaces intake air meaning less power unless you gain from timing. Many people running non-intercooled are getting good power no-H2O. Are you injecting pre-blower?

AGRO · 21-04-2005, 07:41 PM

DynoSteve.

I have sent you a PM.

Regards

AGRO.

XRQTOR · 21-04-2005, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Aussie Pete

Strange you are running H2O Injection as well as an intercooler. Water displaces intake air meaning less power unless you gain from timing. Many people running non-intercooled are getting good power no-H2O. Are you injecting pre-blower?

Possibly spraying the water over the intercooler, mate had it on his skyline and it made a bit of difference but not heaps. Bought a cryogen kit from the states then had the car confiscated before he could fit it.

XRQTOR · 21-04-2005, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dynosteve

I'm currently doing testing on the manifold in natural form, with the use of being able to program through our RDP computer i've seen a best of 30kw's at the moment but it averages out at 26kw's i'm currently taking orders for our systems and will release the orders when i'm happy with the powerlevels gained

Im assuming thats a peak power gain or 3okw. How does it affect low down power/tqe. Would be good to see what a stock car with a good tune can produce then throw the manifold on and see what it can reveal.

Any more info on this RDP computer, is it a form of computer edit or is it a whole new ecu.

dynosteve · 21-04-2005, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by XRQTOR

Im assuming thats a peak power gain or 3okw. How does it affect low down power/tqe. Would be good to see what a stock car with a good tune can produce then throw the manifold on and see what it can reveal.

Any more info on this RDP computer, is it a form of computer edit or is it a whole new ecu.

Hey Guys,

i inject the water into the supercharger unit, normally i wouldn't fit water to a intercooled unit but seeing that i'm still testing i like to try all avenues of the tuning process, this is also helpful for people in hotter areas where intercoolers don't work as well.

dynosteve · 21-04-2005, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by XRQTOR

Im assuming thats a peak power gain or 3okw. How does it affect low down power/tqe. Would be good to see what a stock car with a good tune can produce then throw the manifold on and see what it can reveal.

Any more info on this RDP computer, is it a form of computer edit or is it a whole new ecu.

30 kw's is the best i've seen so far, but i just ordered a new xr8 ute today from ford so that i can test every item on it's own merits, as well as i'll put a few on some demo cars to get some feedback from different driving styles.

Our RDP computer is a interceptor unit, which is totally different to all other units on the market today.
our systen has an inbuilt injector driver box which can run both hi & low impedence injectors this is a list of features

inbuilt injector driver box
22psi inbuilt map sensor
ignition control
fuel control
over riding trim control
map locks
airflow metre locks
full seq firing of injectors
full data logger facility
3 aux outputs
afr intergration display
shiftlight activation
vct
nitrous
aux fuel pump
water injection
fueller mode
launch control
trim control for boost solenoid in cab dial
live on screen tuning
replug removable
wastegate control
suits all models of cars and engines

hope this helps guys but if you have any questions just ask
thanks steve