FS-ZE Engine Swap Questions.
#16
Originally posted by LinuxRacr
So how's the "Half-assed Sport 20" behaving these days?
So how's the "Half-assed Sport 20" behaving these days?
FYI, I dynoed on a Dyno-Jet Dynamiter with a "built in horiba (air-fuel) meter that aids tuning". go to www.alteredatmosphere.com
Maybe the FS-ZE torque spec is measured at the wheel. Look at the Mazda Speed Pro with a 160lb/ft rating but, puts down 150-155lb/ft. Who knows...
#17
SCC claimed that the MSP was probably making more torque at the crank than claimed. either way with 130lb/ft at the wheels you have almost the torque of a newer Spec V, which can run low 15's with **** gear ratio's (worst gearbox/engine combo I have seen in a while). Is wheelspin the problem with your 1/4 times? Can you post any dyno slips or anything? What did you do about the ECU? This is interesting, if you get around 130lb/ft of torque at the wheels with a ZE, it would be the absolute best upgrade for people with tired engines...Sorry about all the questions...
Last edited by Installshield; February-25th-2003 at 01:41 AM.
#18
Originally posted by Installshield
Is wheelspin the problem with your 1/4 times? Can you post any dyno slips or anything? What did you do about the ECU? This is interesting, if you get around 130lb/ft of torque at the wheels with a ZE, it would be the absolute best upgrade for people with tired engines...Sorry about all the questions...
Is wheelspin the problem with your 1/4 times? Can you post any dyno slips or anything? What did you do about the ECU? This is interesting, if you get around 130lb/ft of torque at the wheels with a ZE, it would be the absolute best upgrade for people with tired engines...Sorry about all the questions...
One of my roomates has a scanner but, they're never here. So, it'll be a little while before I can post it up.
#19
Sounds good, I did mean your 60 ft times I guess. And the dyno slips to see the torque curve. With that much torque I firgured with stock tires and no LSD you would sit and spin all day long. Suspesnion holding up, as well as the engine mounts? Also I thought the Unichip was programmable? Can't you adjust the fuel maps to lean the A/F mixture a little at WOT with a laptop? I haven't look into those much, I was more interested in the E-Manage, but Porsche dudes use those (Unichips) like mad. Thanks for the replies man...
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