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    HaVoK
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    This is at 7psi.

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    94 GSR turbo....Drag Gen 3

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    Cool. It's a little hard to read Havok but it looks like your making good power.

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    ALRIGHT!! Look at that mountain climb! Love that boost! biggrin It looks like your lag is the same as mine too. Boost begins to climb at ~1800RPM and hits full just under 3000. Then the torque just picks up through the rest of the engine's standard looking curve.

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    98 Pearl Black GS-R, DRAG Gen. 3 Turbo
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    Nice! So tell us...what do you have on your car besides the DRAG kit?

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    Nice! So tell us...what do you have on your car besides the DRAG kit? How many mile on your car?

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    As far as performance parts go I just have a tanabe g-power exhaust and the turbo kit. I'm buying new stuff just about every month or so though. This month I'm getting an ACT clutch, LS tranny, and probably a LSD. I'm also trying to get some 94-95 gsr wheels so I can put some drag radials on em. I wanted to take care of the traction issue before I got my engine built and added more boost.

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    94 GSR turbo....Drag Gen 3

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    Damn cant wait to get mine. Ohh and would it be possible for someone on here to use photoshop and put that dyno graph on top of a stock gsr graph so we could see the difference? dunno if it could be done but i think it would be good to see exactly how much power ur making at every point. Nice nice nice. im jealous

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    while you're at it, why not also superimpose the dyno chart from a 6psi or 8psi JRSC setup?

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    Damn, you know what? I'm looking at my dyno graphs from my JRSC GSR, and I'll be damned but below 5000 rpms the power curves are almost identicle. But once you get over 5000 the drag kit shows it's superiority the JRSC.

    I guess that blows that whole superior low end power crap out of the water huh? Oh well, they say hindsight is 20/20 right? How true that is....

    Hey MarkC, what kind of 60fts were you pulling with that 13.8? That 107 trap should be good for mid to low 13's with good traction.

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    -dynoed (stock) 296.3hp & 314.3ft/lbs to the wheels
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    heh... he's got some serious traction problems. he needs to learn how to control that beast.

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