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Old 07-02-2014, 11:09 AM
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E55 AMG on Ethanol-Meth; 600rwhp BMW M5
Finally a update, got the CNC'd platelets back from our vendor, and getting put back together:

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There we go! Turbos love long runners man. Can't wait to see what she does!
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What was machined / fabricated? That entire center piece? I dont see that in the original picture of the intake cracked in half. Did they CNC a complete center section? Of just the plugs?
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What was machined / fabricated? That entire center piece? I dont see that in the original picture of the intake cracked in half. Did they CNC a complete center section? Of just the plugs?
The square pieces that block the short runners in the bottom piece of the pic. Shouldn't cost much.
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The square pieces that block the short runners in the bottom piece of the pic. Shouldn't cost much.
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There we go! Turbos love long runners man. Can't wait to see what she does!
Uh....no!

Why did you guys choose the long runners over the short? Every big power turbo car on earth runs a short runner intake manifold.

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Uh....no!

Why did you guys choose the long runners over the short? Every big power turbo car on earth runs a short runner intake manifold.
I've tested long and short runners on a turbo set up (everything the same besides intake manifold), longer runners produced much better mid range and a better power graph. It had a higher horsepower spread and average horsepower vs rpm over the short runners. How ever the only benefit the short runners produced was slightly up top. It had a linear power graph and a higher peak power. Peak power was also higher in the rev range.

It all depends on your set up. On a low revving motor I would definitely not go short runners. If the car revs more then 7000rpm then I'd look into short runners.
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I've tested long and short runners on a turbo set up (everything the same besides intake manifold), longer runners produced much better mid range and a better power graph. It had a higher horsepower spread and average horsepower vs rpm over the short runners. How ever the only benefit the short runners produced was slightly up top. It had a linear power graph and a higher peak power. Peak power was also higher in the rev range.

It all depends on your set up. On a low revving motor I would definitely not go short runners. If the car revs more then 7000rpm then I'd look into short runners.
I agree. On a car as heavy as the E55, you're really looking for power under the curve. Peak powers are fine for dyno queens but for usable power, midrange torque is preferred.
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I agree. On a car as heavy as the E55, you're really looking for power under the curve. Peak powers are fine for dyno queens but for usable power, midrange torque is preferred.
What the **** are you guys talking about? No one that changes from a supercharger to a turbo is concerned with midrange torque numbers. Drag racing is all about peak horsepower. These cars make plenty of torque with the supercharger. Therefore, short runners are king. But whatever you guys think.

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What the **** are you guys talking about? No one that changes from a supercharger to a turbo is concerned with midrange torque numbers. Drag racing is all about peak horsepower. These cars make plenty of torque with the supercharger. Therefore, short runners are king. But whatever you guys think.
You're wrong. I'll get into it tomorrow with common sense and simple math.
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Hey Chawkins any news on your turbo build?
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Yes, some of the information I will disclose, and some I will not.

After closing one set of runner ports, it made absolutely zero difference. As you can imagine, I am super pissed about this. At this point, it could be anything and I am losing patience FAST!
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What does ips have to say about this? You previously stated that jerry helped you as well, is it a tuning issue? Too many questions I guess, I'm sorry bud
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It is not tuning, we verified that by the help of Jerry which we greatly appreciate. I cant say how he helped, but I can say that it ruled out the tuning issue by what him and Tony did with the file.
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crap bro, sorry. Hope you can figure it out or just go back to the blower, you still made power with that
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Yes, some of the information I will disclose, and some I will not.

After closing one set of runner ports, it made absolutely zero difference. As you can imagine, I am super pissed about this. At this point, it could be anything and I am losing patience FAST!
Sorry to hear, but hang in there and keep at it. The silent majority is routing for you!!!!
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crap bro, sorry. Hope you can figure it out or just go back to the blower, you still made power with that
Yes it was healthy, trapped 130mph in the summer heat with a 50 wet shot. I only sold my headers from my old setup, thats it. So that would not be hard to replace, the problem I am aggrevated about is the $3000+ spent trouble shooting this issue. I am a straight shooter, so I will tell it how it is with factual information. If people dont like it, I dont care!

Changed plugs and regapped them
Changed coil packs
changed fuel pumps
changed sender unit assembly
a ton of tuning time
built new mid pipe
re-located the wiring harness
labor time
etc etc.....

This all cost MONEY!

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Hey bud much appreciated that you are being honest. I think the blower is calling your name to put it back on, a small shot does wonders on these cars and much cheaper with less aggravation than turbos
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Good thing I didn't start grabbing some of the old parts! That being said, hope ya get it resolved as I can only imagine the frustration!
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This may be a silly question but do you have the logging equipment to watch what is happening. A real scope. Is timing being pulled? Is the throttle closing? It might be that you are hitting a tq limiter if the engine is just pulling back. I assume fuel pressure is stable. No misfires I take it?
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Whipple, this car is been live tuned on bip's dyno dynamics dyno. he is watching all the parameters.

I made over 800rwtq on spray and this setup is only in the mid 500rwtq range right now. fuel pressure is dropping slightly but not enough to cause the stuttering. I have new 340lph pumps and 1000cc injectors in there. that's good for a lot more than what the car is putting down.
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The reason I ask is if they are logging from the obd port then that could easily be to slow to catch the problem. The refresh rate is pretty bad.
Is it breaking up or just pulling back on power?
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When will the go/no-go decision take place? RBJ is showing some very good progress, is there anything there that can help? Although you cite the tune as "not an issue" the whole ECU thing has come up. Can that ECU even do what you are trying to do? Is there another controller (piggyback / alternate model) that might be less finicky?


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