Anyway, I NEED to get some more fuel because I can't wait to turn up the boost. If it feels like this at only 4psi, I can't imagine 24 --Bryson
Are you using peak and hold injectors or high resistance. Sounds like the problem could be cured with some smaller injectors, for idle, and use the GPO for a 5th injector. I had 38 lb per hour injectors in my 3.2 turbo with a tech2 and phased sequential. Idle was a little rich, but not bad. You may also want to open the IAC up some more at idle. Another thought would be to keep the 850cc injectors and run maybe 30psi of fuel pressure at idle, then jack it up to 60 at 35 pounds of boost .......Paul
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Mighty Mouse Member
Posts: 129 From: Decatur, Illinois Registered: Oct 2002
Hindsight being 20/20, I would have gone full sequential right away. Now I have to buy a cam trigger wheel and make a new mount if I want to be able to have as much power as I'm looking for. I hope this muffler I'm getting tomorrow will quiet it down some, because I don't feel like rigging up one of those switch things and using up even more space for exhaust. Anyway, I NEED to get some more fuel because I can't wait to turn up the boost. If it feels like this at only 4psi, I can't imagine 24 --Bryson
Full sequential will only help your idle, I doubt you'll see any hp gain from it. It just adds more complexity to the system and another sensor to worry about failing. You'll be better off with a set up like Paul mentioned. Stay phase seq. with smaller injectors and add a 5th injector up stream for the extra fuel needed at higher boost. That fuel will also help cool the intake charge as it evaporates.
Good Luck and keep us updated, Troy
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extremeintrepid Member
Posts: 111 From: Des Moines, Iowa, USA Registered: Mar 2004
A frined of mine is runnig an Lotus with about the same power that you are wanting to make. Both of you are running 4 injectors. He's using 85 lb injectors now and with a few mods thinks he may want to go to larger injecors. But they are hard to find. This might give you an idea of how large you need to go with only 4 cyliners. Next you can expect to spend a lot of time modifying the fuel tables.
Aaron
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Apr 1st, 2004
bryson Member
Posts: 737 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Sep 2002
My other option was to put another set of injectors in the intake manifold, but after talking to a friend of mine who works in the fuel injector engineering department at Bosch I decided that for proper atomization and stuff to use four injectors. My injectors are already wired for full sequential (I'm running them in TBI mode right now), so I would only have to add the cam sensor and wheel. I know that full sequential wouldn't help my top end any, because the injectors can only physically be open for a certain amount of time per revolution (or per two revolutions, as in full sequential). My injectors are low-impedance (peak and hold) injectors, which can be run at a lower pulsewidth. I got the 850s down to 1.16ms before they started cutting out on me. Anyway, I think that full sequential is the way that would work best for me. I got my muffler in, and the car sounds so good! It has almost the exact same sound, only less volume. It turns plenty of heads, but I havent heard any car alarms recently I've been trying to find a camera that can take video and put it on a computer, but I haven't had any luck yet. I'll keep trying! If anyone has a throttle body from a 3.4 DOHC they would like to sell, I would be interested, as long as the IAC motor is guaranteed in good working order --Bryson
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Last_Dodo Member
Posts: 160 From: McGuire AFB, NJ, U.S.A. Registered: Mar 2002
Good to hear you got her home. It's always nice to sleep at home.
I wanted to express my thanks publicly for the help you and your dad supplied when the new 88 died on me. A person couldn't ask for better and nicer people, and if anyone is reading this, these guys deserve as many positive ratings as you can give for all they're doing.
Wish I could have seen her move when I was there, but I'll be back that way again.
Keep up the good work, and lemme know when you wanna sell my wheels back to me Those were the only things I really had a hard time giving up.
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Apr 7th, 2004
fieroturbo Member
Posts: 1085 From: Orefield, PA Registered: Jan 2003
850cc injectors?!?!?!?! Jeez. Forget 400HP. We're talking 500HP+++ if you really are planning on 24psi of boost.
I've only got 320cc for my Ecotec. Methinks I'd be outrun
------------------ Airman Michael C Casaceli Patrol Squadron Ten, United States Navy 1988 Pontiac Fiero 2.5L, soon to be 2.2L Ecotec Turbo (THE PROJECT HAS STARTED!!!) 1988 Oldsmobile Firenza 2.0L non-turbo (R.I.P.my beloved J-body. KIA by a Ford) 1994 Chevy S-10 4.3, it's finally here, and it is gorgeous!
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bryson Member
Posts: 737 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Sep 2002
John -- Thanks! I'm glad you could stop by! I went to full sequential today! WOO HOOO! I'm putting the 850cc injectors in tomorrow, so hopefully I can get this thing runnign around 15psi. I'll try to get some pictures as well, but I keep fprgetting --Bryson
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Apr 8th, 2004
ImmortalFirefly Member
Posts: 302 From: Northern Utah County, Utah Registered: Apr 2003
24lbs ofboost? Goodness thats insane!! If the exhaust is to loud for you, do what I did. I have an LT1 with a cat and no muffler. Its real quiet. The trick is resonated tips. They look tits, and sound WONDERFUL. Heres a link to my site with a picture of the set-up. http://hometown.aol.com/ptfiero/index.html
Good luck man, nothings more bad-ass than beating a mustang Cobra Your pretty young arnt you? About the same age as me I think. I hope to see your car one day at a meet. White fastbacks are the best!!
------------------ 1986 GT, LT1/4T60E http://hometown.aol.com/ptfiero/index.html On the forum https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/045554.html more in depth look http://dtcc.cz28.com/LT1build/index.htm
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Apr 9th, 2004
rejuvinated Member
Posts: 105 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Nov 2002
Bryson is out of town this weekend (leaving me the car!), but before he left he did get switched the fuel injection over to full sequential and was able to get the car to a nice idle. He wasn't able to really tune it though and told me not to take it over 4000 rpms. I'm sure I won't...I don't think I will...anyway, as he believes it will be way rich (better than lean). He'll be back Sunday and tune some more. With regard to the muffler. It did come in and helps the sound level nicely.
If you'd like, Bryson can expand on all of this more when he returns.
Bill
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Apr 10th, 2004
bryson Member
Posts: 737 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Sep 2002
Well I put my friend's 14psi wastegate on my car... I am having a blast. I still need the side scoops to get some air over these intercoolers, but it feels REALLY crazy strong around 4k. These cams (or something about the engine) feel like an on/off switch. Maybe I have a leak somewhere, because the boost doesn't build as quickly as I expected, but it still feels pretty quick. Hopefully I can get on the dyno sometime soon to do a little tuning. I'm getting a little knock showing, but it doesn't feel like it's detonating, or even like it's got some spark knock. I think I may have put the sensor in too tight; I've heard sometimes that makes it too sensitive. Anyway, I've still got to do some tuning, so hopefully I can get some numbers soon, and possibly a video --Bryson
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Apr 14th, 2004
WikedV6 Member
Posts: 271 From: Elburn, IL USA Registered: Jul 2002
. I think I may have put the sensor in too tight; I've heard sometimes that makes it too sensitive. Anyway, I've still got to do some tuning, so hopefully I can get some numbers soon, and possibly a video --Bryson
You may also want to check and see if your turbo down pipe or any peice of exhaust/intake plumbing hitting any where on the cradle/ frame , this wiill also cause faulse knock.
HTH Prasad
------------------ "Turbo Cars are like hot women. A little edgy, every guy wants one, some guys can't handle them, and if you throw a little alchohol in the mix they'll rock your world" 1986 GT (waiting for Buick GN setup trasplant) 1984SE 5 Speed W/SBC V8 1987 Buick GN(10.70@124MPH) 1987 Trans Am SBC 355cid Twin Turbo(no track times yet) 1992 GMC Typhoon(13.20@ 99mph) Other cars; JaguarXJ6 & Mercedes AMG 500SEC
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Apr 26th, 2004
ImmortalFirefly Member
Posts: 302 From: Northern Utah County, Utah Registered: Apr 2003
wow... I am loving my car at 12psi. I played around with a Viper yesterday and didn't get destroyed. I was VERY VERY impressed with how my car held up. I don't know how much power I've got right now, but I can't imagine owning a car that just has 400+ hp on tap! I found a place that I could dyno for cheap, but their dyno will only spin up to 60mph, and the only other place I have connections at has some broken solenoid on the dyno right now. I could go to Power Zone, but it's about $125 for an hour. If anyone around Charleston, SC would like to come run, I'm sure we can get a few hours and split time and money pretty evenly -- it wouldn't have to be a Fiero, I'm sure my friend with the RX7 will be there if he gets his turbo back in time. Hopefully I can get a few things done next week (ie: a video!!!!). I've got an English final paper to write, so I'll try to update later, and I'll try to be better about posting. --Bryson
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May 3rd, 2004
bryson Member
Posts: 737 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Sep 2002
Well...I dented a few pipes and I'm not picking up any more knock from the sensor (thanks Prasad!). I'm still having problems datalogging, but hopefully it will work on the dyno. Other updates...I'm trying to get an idea if anyone would be interested in buying my intercoolers and connecting pipe setup. Those are the only things that would fit any Fiero. I wish I knew how much power this thing has...it's faster than a twin turbo AWD stealth and a S2000...I played around a bit with a Viper and didn't get destroyed, but I am hoping for over 250 at the wheels at the 12psi I'm running now. If I get less, I won't be dissapointed, I'll just tweak it a little. I'm still having problems with my IAC motor. I'm thinking about letting it extend fully then unplugging it and leaving it that way. By the way -- I'm looking for a LO Quad4 exhaust manifold -- if anyone has one let me know, and maybe we can work a deal. Thanks! --Bryson
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boristheblade Member
Posts: 501 From: Rochester, MN Registered: Nov 2003
PM me I would be wanting the intercoolers, I have ALL KINDS of quad 4 parts.
------------------ '84 Fiero Sport Quad 4 coming soon '87 Blue GT 3.4L Swap in progress!!!!!!!! http://www.lasvegasfieroclub.com/ Rate me if I'm usefull
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WikedV6 Member
Posts: 271 From: Elburn, IL USA Registered: Jul 2002
Well...I dented a few pipes and I'm not picking up any more knock from the sensor (thanks Prasad!).
You are welcome buddy, I was glad to help.
Now fine tune that baby, I am so pumped with your results so far and I know you are not even in the ball park yet as far as fine tuning and boost settings. Are you on pump gas right now?, If so you know that you will have tons of fun on C-16 or alky & pump gas. You make me want to drop everything and get my little project going.
Keep us posted
Prasad
------------------ "Turbo Cars are like hot women. A little edgy, every guy wants one, some guys can't handle them, and if you throw a little alchohol in the mix they'll rock your world" 1986 GT (waiting for Buick GN setup trasplant) 1984SE 5 Speed W/SBC V8 1987 Buick GN(10.70@124MPH) 1987 Trans Am SBC 355cid Twin Turbo(no track times yet) 1992 GMC Typhoon(13.20@ 99mph) Other cars; JaguarXJ6 & Mercedes AMG 500SEC
I don't know what you heard about me......but you can't get a viper past me...... no s2000, no Ferrari.......brysons a mutha#^^*!ing PIMP!
That is a sweet ass ride, I was considering going with a quad 4, You shouldn't stop untill it crests 400 HP. Then you should take it to the street and hand the import boys thier a$$e$!
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Mr. Pat Member
Posts: 1860 From: Melbourne, VIC Australia Registered: Apr 2003
Thats bad-ass man. If your ever in teh ATL area look me up, I have a white GT with about 300hp. It wont pull up top like yours though. I cant even even begine to think how it pulles from 5 grand to whatever your redline is
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07:53 PM
boristheblade Member
Posts: 501 From: Rochester, MN Registered: Nov 2003
I'm posting this in the mall as well, but I think I'm going to sell my intercoolers! If anyone is interested, send me a PM. They are both from a Ford Turbo Coupe. They are bar and plate intercoolers, which provide the best efficiency. I can include the mid pipe as well, which is currently painted gunmetal. The endtank was flipped on one, but the same mounting points remain. Also, a larger pipe was welded onto the second intercooler to go to the throttle body. The welding is amazing -- it alone cost me over $100 to modify both intercoolers. Let me know if anyone is interested! I may be able to work a partial trade for a LO exhaust manifold for a Quad as well. Thanks! --Bryson
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May 9th, 2004
sardonyx247 Member
Posts: 5032 From: Nevada, USA Registered: Jun 2003
I'm not getting rid of my intercoolers entirely, but I'm switching to a water to air unit because of space constraints. I'm going to put an oil cooler where the first intercooler used to be. Also, I think that manifold is from a Twin Cam, but I'm not sure. It doesn't look like the HO cast manifold, and the LO ones are tubular. Thanks! --Bryson
By the way! -- DYNO DAY JUNE 5!!!
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May 10th, 2004
bryson Member
Posts: 737 From: Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA Registered: Sep 2002
I've still got some pretty crazy boost leaks (I can hear them in the car), but I got some video up to give you guys an idea of the volume of this car. My favorite is the one where I am coming at you and I nail it. You can hear me burp the throttle to drop it into 2nd then get on it. It seems to be getting a little slower every time I drive it, so I'm guessing that one of my leaks is getting worse and worse. Hopefully the vids will be posted soon; big thanks to fieroturbo if he has room on his site. Enjoy! --Bryson
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fieroturbo Member
Posts: 1085 From: Orefield, PA Registered: Jan 2003
The emails bounced back, but I think the last one might have made it for some reason. I sent them all to fieroturbo@fieroturbo.com . Is that correct? Thanks again! --Bryson
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fieroturbo Member
Posts: 1085 From: Orefield, PA Registered: Jan 2003
I was going to test my boost tubes and all, but I just ordered a different intercooler to try to simplify my piping because I'm not that great of a welder. I am probably getting used to it, but it takes longer than it should to build boost. I'll try com,pressing the files and sending them to you! Thanks for your help, --Bryson