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Just dynoed my new ptuning gtx3076r setup. Down sized from a gtx35r

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Old 09-03-2016, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Memo6453
Nice! 425whp on 91 is not bad man. I miss my s/c =(

I heard ptuning might redo kits for our cars with some minor changes to lower price some. Wonder if they will go through with it. PTuning kit seems to be a win win...
I spoke to ptuning and they did tell me that they are in the process of redesigning the kit a little. It would be great if they could change the motor mount setup to something that vibrates less.
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Originally Posted by 06S2k07Si
Very nice bud!

I didn't know you were changing setups... why the change? ...why 3076 over 3576?

... anyway...great numbers! Let us know how this kit compares to your old kit...
The main reason to change was to lower engine bay heat because I want to eventually be able to track the car. With my old kit I would have to relocate the battery and fuse box and I really did not want to do that. Also I felt that the 620whp was a little to much power for this car for the street. I was more than willing to sacrifice a little of top end power for more bottom end power and a faster spool. I feel that mid to upper 500ish whp withfor this car is ideal for my liking, any more power really makes this car a straight line only/ drag radial only type of car, which is really not what I'm after.
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Do you find your yourself running E85 much?


Nice build for sure.
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Originally Posted by Sideways
Do you find your yourself running E85 much?


Nice build for sure.
I run e85 like 80+% of the time. The car is perfect on e85 and is so much faster on e85. On just 91 octane it's kind of slow.
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How does it idle when its full e85, mixed and just 91?
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Originally Posted by cheddaboy
How does it idle when its full e85, mixed and just 91?
The idles is great now that im running the id13000cc injectors. Idle is almost perfect on 91 octane and its 100% perfect like stock on e85. I have had all the injectors from the id1000/ id1300/ I'd 1700/ id2000 and the 1300 are the largest injector you can go with out sacrificing idle quality and over all drivability especially on straight 91/93 octane pump gas. The id 1700/fic 1650 do sacrifice some idle quality and the 2000cc injectors are really just a e85 only injector as they run/idle like crap on straight pump e10 fuel.
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Originally Posted by riceball777

The main reason to change was to lower engine bay heat because I want to eventually be able to track the car. With my old kit I would have to relocate the battery and fuse box and I really did not want to do that. Also I felt that the 620whp was a little to much power for this car for the street. I was more than willing to sacrifice a little of top end power for more bottom end power and a faster spool. I feel that mid to upper 500ish whp withfor this car is ideal for my liking, any more power really makes this car a straight line only/ drag radial only type of car.
Awesome bud! Sounds like a great choice. Let us know how you like it after a while. Good luck with it!
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Awesome.....Thanks for posting. I have a PTuning kit also and just recently found out that my turbo (GTX 3076R) is toast. I am planning on doing a Flexfuel build somewhere in the near future.

I wanted to hit 600 RWHP (more of a number goal to me) on E85. After reading this post maybe that is too much power but I am starting to get bored with the power level that I am currently at. Mostly my car will be on the street with 2-3 track days a year.

So I am trying to make a decision now...... GTX 3076R or GTX 3576R?

Do you feel that the GTX 3576R that you had on the trackforged manifold would have spooled faster if it was on the PTuning manifold?

Did you also run the ID 1300 injectors with your trackforged build? If yes, was it a big enough injector for your power level on E85?

Thanks
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Originally Posted by Forcedbird
Awesome.....Thanks for posting. I have a PTuning kit also and just recently found out that my turbo (GTX 3076R) is toast. I am planning on doing a Flexfuel build somewhere in the near future.

I wanted to hit 600 RWHP (more of a number goal to me) on E85. After reading this post maybe that is too much power but I am starting to get bored with the power level that I am currently at. Mostly my car will be on the street with 2-3 track days a year.

So I am trying to make a decision now...... GTX 3076R or GTX 3576R?

Do you feel that the GTX 3576R that you had on the trackforged manifold would have spooled faster if it was on the PTuning manifold?

Did you also run the ID 1300 injectors with your trackforged build? If yes, was it a big enough injector for your power level on E85?

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If you want 600whp+ go with the gtx3576r. i actually have mine old gtx3576r for sale. I do feel like the gtx3576r would have spool a lot faster if it was on the ptuning manifold.

I just bought the id 1300cc injectors for this setup. For my old track forged 620whp setup i first ran id2000cc injectors and then went with the new fix 1650cc injectors. The reasons i went with the id1300 is because the idle and drivability. I wanted the car to drive like stock and i have owned and used every single size injector. id1300 cc injectors are the biggest you can go to maintain stock like idle and stock drivability. The id2000cc injectors are really a e85 only injector and really do drive and idle like crap on 91 octane. the fic1650/id1700 do run much much better than the 2000cc injectors but then still do not have 100% stock idle and drivability on 91 octane
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Originally Posted by riceball777
I spoke to ptuning and they did tell me that they are in the process of redesigning the kit a little. It would be great if they could change the motor mount setup to something that vibrates less.
Nice build man. You planning on running this thing on track in the future? Also, any details on what they're changing with the kit?


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