another twin turbo e55 amg is born at BIP
Starting to get very frustrated here due to all the extra money invested with no difference. Last resort is to clamp the map sensor which will be done on Monday. If that does not solve it, well, there is not much else that can be done.
We may try routing the waste gates to the open atmosphere to see if that makes a difference too.
I am not sure if RBJ is having similar issues, but an interesting detail is that the previous customer who ran the kit ran into the same issue, and could not get around it either.
Right at 4600rpms on our Dyno Dyamics we are sitting at 498rwhp/620rwtq at 11.2 lbs. That equates to 572rwhp on a 224 Dynojet, and the power is still going up at 45* before the breakup occurs.
My car is a 06 btw.
I will be making a summit racing run tomorrow for a bucket list of goods. Hoping this will solve the issue. In the meantime, enjoy this dyno logging session below:
http://s138.photobucket.com/user/cha...24554.mp4.html
It is just weird that you can have more hp with the supercharged set up. And now with a turbo you are having issues at lower hp With breaking up. It just not seem like a fuel issue. Dropping .8 from the tune should not make it break up. Just run.leaner with hotter egt.
Last edited by groove66; May 31, 2014 at 01:01 AM.
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Starting to get very frustrated here due to all the extra money invested with no difference. Last resort is to clamp the map sensor which will be done on Monday. If that does not solve it, well, there is not much else that can be done.
We may try routing the waste gates to the open atmosphere to see if that makes a difference too.
I am not sure if RBJ is having similar issues, but an interesting detail is that the previous customer who ran the kit ran into the same issue, and could not get around it either.
Right at 4600rpms on our Dyno Dyamics we are sitting at 498rwhp/620rwtq at 11.2 lbs. That equates to 572rwhp on a 224 Dynojet, and the power is still going up at 45* before the breakup occurs.
My car is a 06 btw.
I will be making a summit racing run tomorrow for a bucket list of goods. Hoping this will solve the issue. In the meantime, enjoy this dyno logging session below:
http://s138.photobucket.com/user/cha...24554.mp4.html
Just like you were doing to clstt, where's the dyno sheets with the afr?, where are the time slips? Ya, up your *** with all your lies, first it was your car made 550hp on race gas with a stage 3 then some other magical number, remember this thread?
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/522331-another-twin-turbo-55k-car-2.html
Either put up some dyno charts and slips made with that ugly tractor sounding car or stfu. Your stories change by the hour just like you pay your hookers.
I will be just like you, produce proof and I'll retract what I said about you but more likely than not, you will just talk more bs.
Just like you were doing to clstt, where's the dyno sheets with the afr?, where are the time slips? Ya, up your *** with all your lies, first it was your car made 550hp on race gas with a stage 3 then some other magical number, remember this thread?
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...55k-car-2.html
Either put up some dyno charts and slips made with that ugly tractor sounding car or stfu. Your stories change by the hour just like you pay your hookers.
I will be just like you, produce proof and I'll retract what I said about you but more likely than not, you will just talk more bs.
I can't imagine what your issue is with E, but you're making assumptions and looking like a fool. The local guys know the deal.
He's a stand up guy. Nicer than he needs to be.
Chawkins good luck with your build at least we will know the truth with your build.
Or were you guys just playing around?
I think a pressure test on the manifold is a great idea , if u haven't already.
Good luck getting it squared away.
Good luck Chawkins,I have no doubt you guys will soon figure everything out and make good power!! It's not easy (hence why there are so few turbo E's) but it will be worth it when it's all said and done..
Just like you were doing to clstt, where's the dyno sheets with the afr?, where are the time slips? Ya, up your *** with all your lies, first it was your car made 550hp on race gas with a stage 3 then some other magical number, remember this thread?
https://mbworld.org/forums/w211-amg/...55k-car-2.html
Either put up some dyno charts and slips made with that ugly tractor sounding car or stfu. Your stories change by the hour just like you pay your hookers.
I will be just like you, produce proof and I'll retract what I said about you but more likely than not, you will just talk more bs.
RBJ has never had a reason to lie
Don't know why this thread got hijacked
Ive talked to RBJs guy who built the turbo kit just last Sunday at the local bar
He's confident in the numbers
Good luck Chawkins,I have no doubt you guys will soon figure everything out and make good power!! It's not easy (hence why there are so few turbo E's) but it will be worth it when it's all said and done..
We put in brand new 340lph e85 fuel pumps, brand new sender unit and it did not help. We are taking the sender unit back out and will sell it for a discounted price. It was only run for one run on the dyno and will be 20% off the factory price for interested partys.
What we are going to do now is, use my other sender unit we thought was the problem, take out the factory fuel filter, take out the factory regulator at the bottom of the unit. We will replace the inlet and out ports of the factory sender unit with large an fittings so it can accept and push more fuel. Lastly, we will be running an adjustable pressure regulator in the engine bay, and a ~6an return fuel line back into the fuel tank.
An inline russel fuel filter will be run in the engine bay too.
We put in brand new 340lph e85 fuel pumps, brand new sender unit and it did not help. We are taking the sender unit back out and will sell it for a discounted price. It was only run for one run on the dyno and will be 20% off the factory price for interested partys.
What we are going to do now is, use my other sender unit we thought was the problem, take out the factory fuel filter, take out the factory regulator at the bottom of the unit. We will replace the inlet and out ports of the factory sender unit with large an fittings so it can accept and push more fuel. Lastly, we will be running an adjustable pressure regulator in the engine bay, and a ~6an return fuel line back into the fuel tank.
An inline russel fuel filter will be run in the engine bay too.
Funny thing is, my blower nitrous setup did not require this change in fueling. This setup must just demand less base pressure at idle and more fuel pressure as boost starts to come on hard.
BTW, we broke one of the dyno straps Friday night when the boost came on. The thing almost came off the rollers, talk about needing to change your drawers after seeing that
Funny thing is, my blower nitrous setup did not require this change in fueling. This setup must just demand less base pressure at idle and more fuel pressure as boost starts to come on hard.
BTW, we broke one of the dyno straps Friday night when the boost came on. The thing almost came off the rollers, talk about needing to change your drawers after seeing that







