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Old 01-25-2010, 11:46 AM
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Its kinda hard to tell from that pic since there is nothing to reference it to. Looks like you got it ported out, nice
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Its kinda hard to tell from that pic since there is nothing to reference it to. Looks like you got it ported out, nice
It'a 90MM
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It'a 90MM
Kinda big? That's huge! You get it on your car and running?
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Look forward to seeyin how it all works out for you!
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Originally Posted by blackbenzz
Kinda big? That's huge! You get it on your car and running?
I have the following sitting at home...

-90mm tb
-90mm adapter plate to be welded to a modified inlet
-wiring harness that takes care of needed pin swapping

At this point this setup is not bolt-on and I will be cutting and welding to an OEM mercedes SC unit. We will either use an 80mm inlet or maybe even the spare stock one - since it has to be cut anyway.

Planning on doing it this Saturday.
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Cool stuff! Maybe this can help take it to the next level like the 82mm did.
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Interesting! I'll be looking forward to see what the 90mm can to

I'm only on the jump from 74mm to 82mm
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NICE!!!!! Looks like somebody is going all out

I think we may see another E55 in the 10s
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Originally Posted by MB_Forever
NICE!!!!! Looks like somebody is going all out

I think we may see another E55 in the 10s
That is the ultimate goal. I am looking to do either ...

A.
-90mm TB
-190mm pulley
-Water/Methanol (To compensate for the poor OEM intercooler)

B.
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-stay with my current Evosport 175mm pulley
-Nitrous Express 75 or 90 shot with progressive controller
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Originally Posted by prodigymb
I have the following sitting at home...

-90mm tb
-90mm adapter plate to be welded to a modified inlet
-wiring harness that takes care of needed pin swapping

At this point this setup is not bolt-on and I will be cutting and welding to an OEM mercedes SC unit. We will either use an 80mm inlet or maybe even the spare stock one - since it has to be cut anyway.

Planning on doing it this Saturday.
Going to need good headers and free flowing exhaust to maximize that intake flow.. Very pretty though! I am holding out for the 105mm!
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Originally Posted by Exotic-metal55
Going to need good headers and free flowing exhaust to maximize that intake flow.. Very pretty though! I am holding out for the 105mm!
I have Evosport headers and dual 3" Seamless Motorsports exhaust with X-Pipe. No kittens in it either

I read that going too big can cause undesireable driveability issues, and weird throttle response. I am not saying that 105 is too big, I guess we'll find out. I can always upgrade
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Originally Posted by prodigymb
That is the ultimate goal. I am looking to do either ...

A.
-90mm TB
-190mm pulley
-Water/Methanol (To compensate for the poor OEM intercooler)

B.
-90mm TB
-stay with my current Evosport 175mm pulley
-Nitrous Express 75 or 90 shot with progressive controller
I like option A.... but why not 180mm pulley? It's been proven by all the 55s that are currently in the 10s (without NOS) and you would not need the extra water/methanol route given you have the heat exchanger and rear reservoir mods. Many of the members who are currently running the 180mm and rear reservoir seem to have very reasonable IATs
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As with any mechanical systems there are always engineering tradeoffs. One has to wonder what is the largtest size TB and/or pulley compared to what is optimal for the rest of the system while minimizing tradeoffs and maximizing overall sytem (in case engine and driveline) performance...just a thought
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Originally Posted by MB_Forever
I like option A.... but why not 180mm pulley? It's been proven by all the 55s that are currently in the 10s (without NOS) and you would not need the extra water/methanol route given you have the heat exchanger and rear reservoir mods. Many of the members who are currently running the 180mm and rear reservoir seem to have very reasonable IATs
My IATs are reasonable with my 175. I have cooling mods...
-Code 3 Heat exchanger
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-9 gallon rear mount ice box

190 hasn't really been done and documented. One of the reasons people stayed away from it is that with higher boost, the air just gets too hot and the intercooler is not efficient enough to cool it. I saw some IAT logs of water methanol on an E55 that have me convinced that 190+W/M will make a lot of power over my current setup. We are talking IATs of under 85 degrees.

180 just would not be a worthwhile step from my 175
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I read that going too big can cause undesireable driveability issues, and weird throttle response. I am not saying that 105 is too big, I guess we'll find out. I can always upgrade
The 90mm may have some calibration issues too (code P505 and P106) .. Once the tuners start looking in this area, they will be able to calibrate our codes and idle.. Then we can get real big!
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Originally Posted by Exotic-metal55
The 90mm may have some calibration issues too (code P505 and P106) .. Once the tuners start looking in this area, they will be able to calibrate our codes and idle.. Then we can get real big!
Question is - when the extra size will stop yielding extra power. In theory the answer is: once you eliminate any vacuum prior to the throttle body in the air intake. Either way I hope that this will work out.
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Very interesting project.... good luck and keep us posted I can't wait to see the results
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Something tells me you will be getting a larger pulley soon......

GL with this project I am eager to see the results.
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I have been very curious why not very many people have been removing the stock intercooler and putting large top mount ones similar to the slr? It seems that both flow and cooling capacity would be increased. I agree with the water/meth injection but at some level your pressure drop across the i/c core has got to be a lot.
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Originally Posted by whipplem104
I have been very curious why not very many people have been removing the stock intercooler and putting large top mount ones similar to the slr? It seems that both flow and cooling capacity would be increased. I agree with the water/meth injection but at some level your pressure drop across the i/c core has got to be a lot.
Do you know how much they are charging for them?
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Question is - when the extra size will stop yielding extra power. In theory the answer is: once you eliminate any vacuum prior to the throttle body in the air intake. Either way I hope that this will work out.
Bingo! We tested this going from the 78 to 82mm and we only saw minimal gains. I can't quite remember the numbers but I want to say that the 78 was pulling 2 lbs and after the 82mm was installed it dropped .5.
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Bingo! We tested this going from the 78 to 82mm and we only saw minimal gains. I can't quite remember the numbers but I want to say that the 78 was pulling 2 lbs and after the 82mm was installed it dropped .5.
Add more boost to that equation and things will change

I just found out we can't do it this Saturday, so its getting pushed back more. Kinda upset, but it gives me more time to decide on whether I want to do spray.


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