I would like too remain pretty streetable but in the same token, will want the potential too boost more in the future. i plan on running 6-8 for now. i not looking for a all out drag setup.cdoome2 said:Well it all depends on what your goals are, Many people say the greddy is more streetable because it spools faster than the drag, I personally have the drag 3 kit on my b18b and I love it, it spools up quick enough for me, and has the potential to expand with many possiblitys unlike the greddy kit, but again what kind of psi are you looking to run?
TurboJDM said:if you plan on going Drag then trust me on this one and go Rev Hard instead of Drag... I can get into a long argument about this with people but please dont respond back expecting an argument b/c ill simply tell you off hand from experience that rev hard will produce more hp tuned right... good luck.. Be on the lookout for new Dyno sheets at www.revhard.com Myles is posting my sisters Dyno sheets and if he was surprised what his kit can do on a Stock motor(stock block and head) you will be surprised...
real racers? lol ok mr real racer. If you are a real racer, why dont you share your thoughts on adiabatic efficiency and adiabatic compressibility, after all real racers would be fluent in thermodynamics. Im sure you watch the fast and furious every day, but we all know you are going to put your stupid pink slip on anything so dont run your mouth please. And yes i've seen the compressor maps, i could care less what you have to say. take an introduction to thermodynamics course, if you are even in college. It will open your eyes to mechanics and not depend so much on what you hear mr big shot racer is running in his car. You have a lot to learn if you think any stock gsr with a rev hard turbo kit will beat any stock gsr with a drag kit. There are so many variables you must look at, this is where thermodynamics come into play.... you have to look at Engine Thermo, Heat transfers in engines, and fluid mechanics. I think most people would not want to read my knowledge on these aspects, but please dont say you are going to educate me on anything, I have my plate full trying to get both my mechanical and computer engineering degrees at the university of florida. This is a web board, and i believe after all the topic is between the greddy kit or the drag. enough said. sorry to ruffle your feathers turbojdm, but dont call me out because you've seen dyno charts and because "real" racers use rev hard kits.TurboJDM said:Oh yea and one more thing "cdoome2".. if your so infatuated with the chrome pipe that Drag comes with then you should go show and not go... real racers dont care about looks...
is your sister sabine?(sp). with the black gsr?TurboJDM said:if you plan on going Drag then trust me on this one and go Rev Hard instead of Drag... I can get into a long argument about this with people but please dont respond back expecting an argument b/c ill simply tell you off hand from experience that rev hard will produce more hp tuned right... good luck.. Be on the lookout for new Dyno sheets at www.revhard.com Myles is posting my sisters Dyno sheets and if he was surprised what his kit can do on a Stock motor(stock block and head) you will be surprised...
real racers? lol ok mr real racer. If you are a real racer, why dont you share your thoughts on adiabatic efficiency and adiabatic compressibility, after all real racers would be fluent in thermodynamics. Im sure you watch the fast and furious every day, but we all know you are going to put your stupid pink slip on anything so dont run your mouth please. And yes i've seen the compressor maps, i could care less what you have to say. take an introduction to thermodynamics course, if you are even in college. It will open your eyes to mechanics and not depend so much on what you hear mr big shot racer is running in his car. You have a lot to learn if you think any stock gsr with a rev hard turbo kit will beat any stock gsr with a drag kit. There are so many variables you must look at, this is where thermodynamics come into play.... you have to look at Engine Thermo, Heat transfers in engines, and fluid mechanics. I think most people would not want to read my knowledge on these aspects, but please dont say you are going to educate me on anything, I have my plate full trying to get both my mechanical and computer engineering degrees at the university of florida. This is a web board, and i believe after all the topic is between the greddy kit or the drag. enough said. sorry to ruffle your feathers turbojdm, but dont call me out because you've seen dyno charts and because "real" racers use rev hard kits.
Thats not my sister but maybee you misheard her name... its a 2001 GSR with Rev Hard kit + more... her name is Sepi...Kaser
Your such a dumbass that i have to laugh at you again b/c you dont make sense in your responds... Ok Florida boy take a look at your own statement.. "yes i've seen the compressor maps, i could care less what you have to say" How the hell do you expect me to belive you have seen Rev hards Turbo Schematics...And yes i've seen the compressor maps, i could care less what you have to say. take an introduction to thermodynamics course, if you are even in college. It will open your eyes to mechanics and not depend so much on what you hear mr big shot racer is running in his car. You have a lot to learn if you think any stock gsr with a rev hard turbo kit will beat any stock gsr with a drag kit. There are so many variables you must look at, this is where thermodynamics come into play.... you have to look at Engine Thermo, Heat transfers in engines, and fluid mechanics.