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 Post subject: Datsun Z with E85, GT42R dyno results
PostPosted: Wed Oct 22, 2008 6:38 am 
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Well, I finally got a chance to get my car back to the dyno, just to confirm my suspicions on the E85 conversion I did over the winter. Very pleased with the results. This was on a stroked L-series, not an RB-series, btw.

The major changes since last year
( http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.ph ... light=dyno" ) consisted mainly of:


  • actually dialing in the cam correctly (it appears to have been retarded quite a bit before)
  • Switching to E85 - actually more like E70 now (winter mix)
I made a few other changes, mostly with high rpm longevity in mind:
  • Kameari mechanical chain tensioner
  • Ferrea super alloy valves
  • titanium retainers
  • lightened/balanced/polished the rockers
  • fresh set of rings/bearings

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The blue lines were from today on E85, the red from last year on Sunoco 94

I was able to go a few psi higher on E85 - these runs peaked at 29psi vs 26.5 on gas. Running approximately the same boost resulted in 628rwhp peak.

Just to put things into perspective, here it is vs. a stock Z06 on the same dyno...
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Very nice... do you have any traction though? That is a lot of power in a very light car.


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4SFED4 wrote:
Very nice... do you have any traction though? That is a lot of power in a very light car.


I just switched to Mickey Thonpson ET Streets in 275/40-17. Amazing amount of traction - when the weather is above 75 degF or so, I get almost full traction in 1st and full traction in 2nd. I was shocked at how big a difference they made. The previous tires were Kumho V700s and I was having problems even in 3rd at times.

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Thats awesome Tim. I always wanted to do something wild with an early Z car.

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Very nice TIM. i wish the stock charts looked that good :lol:


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added, great job, and thanks for the post!

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I finally got the video uploaded - the camcorder's battery died about halfway through, but you can still get the gist...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtygZohgT28

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