Difference between Weistec stage 1 and 2
Just wondering if any one has gone from Stage 1 to Stage 2 and can comment if there is a "real" noticeable difference.
I have a Quaife LSD fitted and struggle with getting the power down so another 100 lb/ft of torque will only add to this problem.
I have a IPE exhaust fitted so in theory the upgrade will require the IPE LTH and a smaller puller along with a new map.
Thanks in advance for your input
What i am wondering is can you actually use the extra power or do you just get a lot of extra tyre smoke. Can you "feel" the difference in acceleration / Power.
Which are getting changed to 265 PSS in a couple of weeks just to see if it helps with putting the power down.
I even fitted KW DDC suspension to see if that would help and to be fair it did but i still struggle to get a good launch.
Which are getting changed to 265 PSS in a couple of weeks just to see if it helps with putting the power down.
I even fitted KW DDC suspension to see if that would help and to be fair it did but i still struggle to get a good launch.
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From a dig I actually think they are stickier then the PSS'.
I have the same tire size with a lot less power and still slip. I can imagine what you are going through when trying to launch the car.
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Unless you run a widebody and head towards a 11" wide wheel with a minimum 295 or better, I suspect you will always have this problem...
And asking if more power makes traction better... isn't that kind of an oxymoron? lol
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with 15% loss that 555 at the crank
loss is typically 20% or 590 at the crank
Last edited by Ingenieur; May 14, 2014 at 02:47 PM.

heres a pic of my friends GTR engine ..far from stock
Last edited by avery.whss; May 14, 2014 at 03:00 PM.
heres a pic of my friends GTR engine ..far from stock

there is no way stock wheel HP is 420 (avg)
most see 350 to 360 iirc
and no way are you making 480 (avg) at the wheels with bolt ons
it is silly to quote HP in decimals (469.8) since accuarcy/repeatability is 3-5% or 15 to 25 HP give or take
sea level doesn't matter vs. rated power since engines are rated at sea level
heres a pic of my friends GTR engine ..far from stock

there is no way stock wheel HP is 420 (avg)
most see 350 to 360 iirc
and no way are you making 480 (avg) at the wheels with bolt ons
it is silly to quote HP in decimals (469.8) since accuarcy/repeatability is 3-5% or 15 to 25 HP give or take
sea level doesn't matter vs. rated power since engines are rated at sea level
This is one "friendly" debate (
) I can not miss.It is rare that I ever disagree with Ingenieur, not going to start now. I know the mans background and well lets just say, he has more knowledge than most.
Question is, how do we know who or in this case what is more accurate?
Ingenieur vs. Dyno!!!
Scientist (if you will) vs Machine designed by Science....
I can spin first and a second gear like I am on ice.
Street has no traction here, but on the track with drag tires I dead hook.
Increased displacement
Increased compression ratio
Added manifold pressure
Or added 1200 to 1400 in revs and air/fuel /cams to sustain it
You are not making 600 crank - 20% = 480 whp
If you are it IS magic
Just got a new project at work
Test and approve a chassis dyno for use to rate power and baseline emissions on engine packages
Bear in mind that the SLS ONLY makes 560 and only 8% more torque
Power is moot
Torque is what propels the mass
Power is a measue of torque application
P = t x w and w = 2 pi n and n = rev/sec
T = displacement x mean eff press / 4 pi
Mean eff p ~ comp ratio x vol eff x boost (if any)
No c63 m156 is making 600 crank hp on 91 oct
Believe what you like but don't **** on my leg and tell me it's raining
Lol
Mine makes 451.31415962
Give or take
Last edited by Ingenieur; May 14, 2014 at 05:12 PM.
Lol
Seriously
Stock 450 @ 6500
Mod 600 @ 6800
33% increase!!!
Torque = hp x 5252 / rpm
5252 = 550 ft lb / sec per hp x 60 sec/min / 2 pi radian per revolution
Stock at 6500 = 363 lb ft
Mod at 6800 = 463 lb ft
28% increase in torque
Not possible without Cr or displacement
The vol eff is already very high on this engine
Add boost and youcsn get that much torque increase
The vol eff is > 1 already I estimate 1.06
Last edited by Ingenieur; May 14, 2014 at 05:25 PM.
= 5300 in lb
= 440 ft lb
Units = cu in x lb/sq in = in lb
Boost effectively raises the vol eff
1 atm basically makes it 2
Last edited by Ingenieur; May 14, 2014 at 05:33 PM.
Lol
Seriously
Stock 450 @ 6500
Mod 600 @ 6800
33% increase!!!
Torque = hp x 5252 / rpm
5252 = 550 ft lb / sec per hp x 60 sec/min / 2 pi radian per revolution
Stock at 6500 = 363 lb ft
Mod at 6800 = 463 lb ft
28% increase in torque
Not possible without Cr or displacement
The vol eff is already very high on this engine
Add boost and youcsn get that much torque increase
The vol eff is > 1 already I estimate 1.06
All that and my Dyno sheets didn't change...
Any other tricks you have?









