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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:19 PM
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I can promise you that without more mods and custom tuning, the 3.2 will never get close to 400Whp.

I have been running a 185mm pulley for 6+ months and have delt with most issues as everyone else.

The most my car has ever put down to the wheels was 362whp.

I currently have the most heavily modded SC 3.2 around and Brian came really close to my Dyno Dynamics figures. Good job Brian!!

Bottom numbers were no juice. I think I pulled a 323whp and 338wtrq all motor. It's amazing what a 35 shot will do.





Mods include:

Ported / Polished Heads
Ported / Polished SC
185mm LET Pulley
LET Headers (just added) Not on with above Dyno
Schrick Cams
Custom Renntech Tuning
ZEX Wet Nitrous Kit - 35 Shot
LET Heat Exchanger
Johnson Pump
Canton IC Tank
LET Plug Wires
100 Cell Random Tech Cats
Custom Exhaust
No Secondary Cats
K&N Filters
PTE Thermostat
IK20 Plugs
LET Catch Can
LET Phenolic Spacers (just added)



As most of you know, the C32 weighs more than the SRT and has slower 1/4 numbers. As of now, I have the second fastest C32 to date. I managed to pull off a 12.4x with almost a full tank of gas and serious traction issues in 1st and 2nd.

I will bet that Brian isn't far behind the fastest SRT.

With the 185mm pulley, a larger HE is a must. A modded IC wouldn't hurt either.....we could really use laminova cores.
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:25 PM
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These car will benefit from custom tuning. Each motor is so different that you almost need it.

I'm currently running 14.9 PSI and making 323whp and 338wtrq. The ported heads took some boost away but as of 2 weeks ago, most of my issues have been worked out.

323whp and 338wtrq @ 14.9 PSI is one strong motor.

I'm currently looking for a 192mm pulley for testing before I switch to TT in the next few weeks.
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by amg-jerry
I can promise you that without more mods and custom tuning, the 3.2 will never get close to 400Whp.
so the question is who can do the custom tuning? from Brian's comment, it sounded like that Jessie tuning was not any better than the off the shelf stuff (eg. InMotion, etc.).

Given that Brian doesn't have a stock dyno, it would be good to see if he can get dyno'd on a Dynapack to compare against my dyno on my car that has SL55 setup, 178mm pullies and SI "dyno/road" tune.
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by srt6_crossfire
so the question is who can do the custom tuning? from Brian's comment, it sounded like that Jessie tuning was not any better than the off the shelf stuff (eg. InMotion, etc.).

Given that Brian doesn't have a stock dyno, it would be good to see if he can get dyno'd on a Dynapack to compare against my dyno on my car that has SL55 setup, 178mm pullies and SI "dyno/road" tune.
I have put my car on every possible dyno and have been to the dyno about 150 times last year.

Here is my Dynapak numbers from 11/2006. This was when I was Stage II...178mm pulley, Renntech ECU, Evosport Headers.

What did you pull?

Really hard to see....here is a link http://www.renntechc32.com/dyno/index.html

 

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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by amg-jerry
I have put my car on every possible dyno and have been to the dyno about 150 times last year.

Here is my Dynapak numbers from 11/2006. This was when I was Stage II...178mm pulley, Renntech ECU, Evosport Headers.

What did you pull?
It's on this thread.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=14006
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by srt6_crossfire
so the question is who can do the custom tuning? from Brian's comment, it sounded like that Jessie tuning was not any better than the off the shelf stuff (eg. InMotion, etc.).

Given that Brian doesn't have a stock dyno, it would be good to see if he can get dyno'd on a Dynapack to compare against my dyno on my car that has SL55 setup, 178mm pullies and SI "dyno/road" tune.
I would like to make sure that I am clear to my fellow Crossfire members

I did not get a "custom tune" mine was the SI "Box tune" with just a few more dyno tweeks to correct the rich A/F ratio. If I had known I was not running lean with the 185mm pulley - I would have mailed my ECU to LET for the tune and saved a ton of $$ that I spent spinning on the Dyno.

Live and Learn - That's why I share the info - so you - my friends - can save and get the best bang for your $$

Like I said - pony up $75 and I will be glad to go to a local Dyno-Jet (not sure where there is a dyno-Pack in my area) - but unless you think my engine is junk - I don't see how you could feel the larger pulley would reduce your hp??

My only engine mods are:

Resonator removed (yea I used stainless material & proud of it)
MB SL55 Intake - (2 hour install)
LET 185mm Pulley (1 hour Install)
SI Tune

That's it!

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My engine has only 6,700 miles
Si Custom tune was hundreds more then what I paid - that's why I settled for what I did.
 

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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 06:51 PM
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I guess 400 whp is harder to reach than I thought. I would have expected atleast 400 from all the mods you have installed amg-jerry. I guess it doesnt matter what size pulley you go for right now, none seem to make the 400 mark.Gotta say I was expecting more with all those mods you have. I guess I have to get realistic here.
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianBrave
I would like to make sure that I am clear to my fellow Crossfire members

I did not get a "custom tune" mine was the SI "Box tune" with just a few more dyno tweeks to correct the rich A/F ratio. If I had known I was not running lean with the 185mm pulley - I would have mailed my ECU to LET for the tune and saved a ton of $$ that I spent spinning on the Dyno.

Live and Learn - That's why I share the info - so you - my friends - can save and get the best bang for your $$

Like I said - pony up $75 and I will be glad to go to a local Dyno-Jet (not sure where there is a dyno-Pack in my area) - but unless you think my engine is junk - I don't see how you could feel the larger pulley would reduce your hp??

My only engine mods are:

Resonator removed (yea I used stainless material & proud of it)
MB SL55 Intake - (2 hour install)
LET 185mm Pulley (1 hour Install)
SI Tune

That's it!

** EDIT **

Si Custom tune was hundreds more then what I paid - that's why I settled for what I did.
I'm pretty sure SI's "box tune" would have been based on my tune which was a dyno and road tune and on a 178mm pulley, as I was the first SRT6 that they tuned. They had my car for 9 days and did a sh*tload of dynos too. So in that sense, i would think they gave you a "custom" tune.

Not sure now, what other gains they would have been able to pull off even if you opted for that "custom" tune.
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by srt6_crossfire
Not sure now, what other gains they would have been able to pull off even if you opted for that "custom" tune.
Yes - but my car was steaming hot - there is a huge Ice Plant on the corner - If it had been open they could have put some dry-ice on my SC and HE who knows what my SRT6 would have laid down. But then what would members say?? Cheat?? I gave the raw numbers and knowing I still had HE mods to do. (LET should have HE's ready in one-or-two weeks)

All my Dyno Runs were done in 3 hours. The 185mm pulley produces even more IAT temps then the 178mm. Plus it was close to 90 deg in an enclosed shop.

SI is can custom tune - saw them tweaking a BMW when I was there. You just pay the hour.. Mine was a set price...

AMG-Jerry - do you think this would help me? https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=21692
 

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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 07:50 PM
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AMG-Jerry - do you think this would help me? https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=21692
Without the rest of the IC / SC being ported, I don't see why it would.

Mine is ported, but so are my intake runners, SC, and heads.

http://www.renntechc32.com/variousprojects/

http://www.renntechc32.com/heads/
 
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Old Feb 11, 2008 | 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Yes - but my car was steaming hot -
i wouldn't doubt you've lost some hp due to heat soak. i just might pay for your dynapack dyno to see how it compares to mine. if yours is significantly better and having the same setup (ie. sl55, same tuner (jessie)) and only difference is pulley size, i would want to go with a bigger pulley.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted by BlUEMDsrt6
I guess 400 whp is harder to reach than I thought. I would have expected atleast 400 from all the mods you have installed amg-jerry. I guess it doesnt matter what size pulley you go for right now, none seem to make the 400 mark.Gotta say I was expecting more with all those mods you have. I guess I have to get realistic here.
362 on a dyno dynamics, converts to 425 on a dynojet
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 06:21 AM
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so going with this pulley the car is still reliable as a daily driver according to the af from the dyno
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 06:23 AM
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so going with this pulley the car is still reliable as a daily driver according to the af from the dyno
Yup, I have been running mine for 6+ months and over 10k miles.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 07:04 AM
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amg-jerry, you ran a 12.4 with the 185. but i thought chi-town ran 12.2 with the asp pulley, intake, and tune. i just would think the bigger pulley would get our car into the 11s even if it was 11.999.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 07:06 AM
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He's running a Mercedes C32 - not an SRT-6. They yield lower 1/4 times.

BrianBrave should be close to the 11's if he can get traction.

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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by gatesy21
amg-jerry, you ran a 12.4 with the 185. but i thought chi-town ran 12.2 with the asp pulley, intake, and tune. i just would think the bigger pulley would get our car into the 11s even if it was 11.999.
I have a C32, not an SRT6. My car weighs in at 3540 curb weight. The SRT6 weighs in at 3240 curb weight.

For every 100lbs, deduct 1/10th of a second. That would put me at 12.1 with a full tank of gas.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 07:14 AM
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good stuff, sorry to come off like that didnt intend to sound like that.
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by gatesy21
good stuff, sorry to come off like that didnt intend to sound like that.
No harm no foul...
 
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Old Feb 12, 2008 | 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by BrianBrave
** EDIT **
By the way - My SRT Smokes - just freakin' lights up the tires - biggest improvement - 20MPH to 100 MPH - it just gets on it - throttle response and torque results are awesome.
Zero to 20 MPH needs work on my end to keep the tires from spinning so much.
I know what you mean about the "just freakin' lights up the tires", with my kit, at any point in first with the TC off the tire will just light up. Did they also eliminate your top end limiter when they tuned your ECU?
 
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