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Old 09-15-2012, 08:20 PM
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Default 1988 Twin Turbo Dyno Results - 5 liter - 825hp/755tq at the rear wheels
Just got off the dyno at Beyond Redline in Green Bay. This is a bone stock never taken apart long block with a custom twin turbo setup. This includes the original factory head gaskets and head fasteners. This does have a custom intake manifold, but still stock exhaust manifolds with custom flanges for the turbos. Engine has 59K miles.

Here is the dynograph:
Todd Tremel 825whp.pdf

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http://www.erik27.com/todd/
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WoW!, that is something to be proud of. 825 horse is a really fast 928.
Hmm wonder what it would do in the 1/4 with some stickys on the back?

Is your car an auto or a standard
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Congrats Todd!! Nice to see you posting to renny as well!

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Good numbers there Todd, wow.

Brad, AFAIK, Todd's car is an Auto.
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Good numbers there Todd, wow.

Brad, AFAIK, Todd's car is an Auto.
Man I bet it will tear street tires right up to a 100 mph
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Originally Posted by toddtremel
Just got off the dyno at Beyond Redline in Green Bay. This is a bone stock never taken apart long block with a custom twin turbo setup. This includes the original factory head gaskets and head fasteners. This does have a custom intake manifold, but still stock exhaust manifolds with custom flanges for the turbos. Engine has 59K miles.

Here is the dynograph:
Attachment 664183
Can you please adopt me.
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BIG NUMBERS !! well done.
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Originally Posted by 928mac
Hmm wonder what it would do in the 1/4 with some stickys on the back?
The answer to that is easy.. "break something else"

Very nice work Todd. Erik's thread about your twin turbo fitment is excellent reading!

Thanks for posting.. damn your mixture looks good!!
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Car has automatic trany.it has progressive boost control on trany gears so 1st gear gets 15 psi,2nd gear 19psi,3rd gear 22.5psi, and traction control to help control wheel slip to about 8-10 %. Make car fast-safe.
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Uhhhh very nice. Well done!!
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Nice numbers. What fuel are you using? Whats that bump in the tq and HP sweep? Does this custom intake have a flappy like the stock intake?
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Very nice Todd. Great to see.
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Daaaaamn. Nice.
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really hoping there was...or will be....dyno vid...
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Wait..so dyno run was 3rd? Or boost control was off?
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