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    Supra 74mm 10.4@138MPH at only 23psi

    First time out with the current setup -- pertinent mods:

    PTE 74GTQ .81ar journal bearing -- old school dinosaur-tech..!
    PHR turbo kit - (new style) open tubular manifold, single gate
    4” dp/mp; Apexi N1 catback (necks down to 3” at the flange and then to 3.15”)
    GReddy 3-row
    Gforce ECU w/ 7400RPM rev-limit; VPC/AFC NEO
    GSC S1 cams
    GSC Beehive springs & Ti retainers
    SupraStore fuel system -- 880cc injectors, Wally 400
    Mix of VP110 and C16 -- cumulative octane was 110-111 MON
    100% STOCK Ignition - 4644's gapped at .032 - NO DLI!!
    TRD Diff
    CCW Drag Pack w/ 26x11.5x16 ET Streets


    Previous dyno #'s here: http://www.3sgto.org/other-platforms...ra-dyno-s.html






    1st Pass -- Boost peaked at ~20psi; tire pressure 14psi cold. Intended to be a shakedown pass. Bogged the launch BAD and smacked the limiter on every shift..! LOL The car hooked nicely to say the least, and tracked straight as an arrow with my new alignment. 11.69 @ 131.32MPH w/ 2.10 60....







    2nd Pass -- Boost peaked at 23.6psi; steady 23psi. Got more aggressive with the launch and spun fairly hard. Clean pass otherwise but smacked my 7400RPM rev-limiter right at the traps. 10.41 @ 138.31MPH w/ 1.61 60'








    3rd Pass -- No changes. Spun hard on the launch and spun hard and wheel-hopped through 2nd gear.. 10.63 @ 137.69MPH w/ 1.68 60'

    vids below


    4th Pass -- Dropped tire pressure to 14psi (warm). Bogged the launch BAD and short-shifted 3-4 which hurt my 1/8 MPH. 10.66 @ 138.35MPH w/ 1.75 60'

    vids below


    I really wanted to make another pass but it was getting dark and the temp was dropping so we decided to pack it in. Overall I'm pretty damn pleased with how things went first time out! I knew the 7400RPM limiter with a 26" tire was going to be an issue beforehand. I didn't plan to turn it up any farther today since 22-23psi is my VP110 'street tune' which I get locally at the pump.

    1993.5 Supra TT 6sp Hardtop -- old school 74MM setup: 10.4 @ 138MPH 1/2 mile - 166MPH - new setup #'s soon! [Previously 468WHP & 11.3 @ 125MPH stock twins]
    1994 Supra TT 6sp -- 11.8 @ 118MPH basic BPU
    1999 3000GT VR-4 -- 12.5 @ 108MPH 100% stock w/ Chromed ECU tune
    2003 Denali XL -- Grocery Getter & Tow Rig -- Runs 13's! (mpg)
    Formerly:
    1994 Supra 6sp - 72mm, VPC, stock longblock -- 722WHP & 10.36 @ 139.5MPH
    1993 Stealth RT/TT; 2003 Corvette Z06; 1997 3000GT VR-4; 2002 Corvette Z06;
    1999 3000GT; 1992 Stealth RT/TT; 1993.5 Supra TT; 1993 3000GT; 1992 3000GT VR-4;
    1998 Trans AM WS6; 1992 Talon TSi; 1993 3000GT VR-4; and many others..

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    Good work!, launches really well for rwd.

    I haven't been to the drags for a couple of years now, need to pull my finger out this year..

    Always get a little nervous when staged and ready to go lol.
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    That is awesome, great runs. Ive never been to the track, so watching all your videos is a great motivation. I do know it will take a lot of work to be as consistent as this.
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    Nice! Man, from the sound of it, it stays in the power really well.

    What do you know, a 3.0L trapping 138 on 23 psi. Same as my old Stealth did at the exact same psi. On very similar singles, as well. 74GTQ vs. an off the shelf 4202. Both cammed, both 4" dp... All you need now is meth and juice, and make 1000 wheel.

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    God damn video looks like you hit warp speed! Can't believe how hard it launches and pulls. Come take me for a ride.. I'll clean the seat afterwards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KeithMac View Post
    Good work!, launches really well for rwd.

    I haven't been to the drags for a couple of years now, need to pull my finger out this year..

    Always get a little nervous when staged and ready to go lol.


    It leaves nicely, even without the aid of a 2-step/Antilag. I had the car re-aligned a few weeks back and it made a HUGE difference on the street. I’ve got a little work to do to figure out the tire pressure, launch RPM, etc.. combo to get it consistent out of the hole. I really need to get the 60’ down into the 1.5’s which I think I can do without the Antilag box I’ve got.

    Get back out there!






    Quote Originally Posted by Disrupter View Post
    That is awesome, great runs. Ive never been to the track, so watching all your videos is a great motivation. I do know it will take a lot of work to be as consistent as this.


    Get out there and do it! I met a 3s member at the track for his first passes, and I think he had a good time. It's such a worthwhile experience, IMO (obviously). You'll learn more about your driving and your setup in the first few passes then you ever could on the street alone.




    Quote Originally Posted by HilbillyHomeboy View Post
    Nice! Man, from the sound of it, it stays in the power really well.

    What do you know, a 3.0L trapping 138 on 23 psi. Same as my old Stealth did at the exact same psi. On very similar singles, as well. 74GTQ vs. an off the shelf 4202. Both cammed, both 4" dp... All you need now is meth and juice, and make 1000 wheel.

    Jeremy


    This combo is really clicking for sure. I’m super impressed with the power output at such low boost numbers. No way it will make 1000 wheel without a BIG shot, though…! The highest dyno I’ve seen from a 74Q was just hair over 900WHP. That was from like 2001-2002 at TX2k when Tozer set the stock bottom end record. The 4202 will have a little more up top due to the larger exhaust wheel, but the 74Q is likely a bit more responsive. Once it’s lit, the re-spool is absolutely instantaneous, even shifting as low as 7000RPM.



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    Congrats!

    Thanks, man!


    Quote Originally Posted by HLxDrummer View Post
    God damn video looks like you hit warp speed! Can't believe how hard it launches and pulls. Come take me for a ride.. I'll clean the seat afterwards.


    It really rips up top! I probably need to upgrade my camera (cellphone) mount to try and mitigate the vibration and blur. Rides are always available – bring some C16 and we’ll ride until the tank is empty..!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HellBringer View Post
    This combo is really clicking for sure. I’m super impressed with the power output at such low boost numbers. No way it will make 1000 wheel without a BIG shot, though…! The highest dyno I’ve seen from a 74Q was just hair over 900WHP. That was from like 2001-2002 at TX2k when Tozer set the stock bottom end record. The 4202 will have a little more up top due to the larger exhaust wheel, but the 74Q is likely a bit more responsive. Once it’s lit, the re-spool is absolutely instantaneous, even shifting as low as 7000RPM.
    Oh yeah, I know. That was a tongue in cheek comment.

    Jeremy

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    Man in the 10:63 vid it's like 2nd gear is non-existent!

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