769 hp recipe

[skattadondatta]

just gotta find somebody to map it right

it might make a civic a super car! with all the upgrades of suspension and brakes

769 hp @ 9,100 rpm @ 7,000 ft
so the hp @ sea level would be 930.49 hp! please correct me if i'm wrong.
since every 1,000 ft there's a 3% hp drop.
525 ft-lbs @ 7,200 rpm and the torque would increase also if @ sea level.


most of the sources are of JG Engine Dynamics
i'm just sharing the info

 

[RaYrAy]

^^ that setup must cost a couple bucks...

 

[banzai]

87.2 mm stroke? Anyone know why its kinda low for that high of a hp output? I know of some civics that have a 94-95 stroke that arent making near that amount...

 

[Ravage70]

i hope he mentions somewhere hes running race gas cuz hes got really high compression in there

that is not a street car
will never be a streetcar with that turbo size and compression

 

[banzai]

i dont think it was meant to be a street car.....is it?

 

[Mr. Lin]

For the compression question, it's an ITR block with an Si head. Compression must be lowered to compensate for the tremendous boost with such a large turbo.

 

[SeanMc300]

compression doesnt need to be lowered. its just gonna make it a little more tricky to tune. btw, worst thread ever.

 

[Spencey]

damn, elevation kills power that bad? That explains some things to me now, I thought I did something to my car on the trip out to AZ

 

[skattadondatta]

sorry 'bout the fuel

runs on 118 octane

w/ 11.0 compression it could run 92/93 octane but i don't know how much the horsepower will decrease?

 

[anekin007]

its not streetable..the injectors are way too big..

 

[Destroy]

no point in building such a car unless you have proper suspension...kids dont realize that these days....all they want is horsepower

 

[$lick Rick]

you left out one big ingredient.... ~$15,000+.... yeah.... and weekly tuning and non daily driveability
in essence... this thread is junk

and just for fun, here's a few 12 second daily drivers from my area for your pleasure

 

[Destroy]

todd....how come ive never seen that spoon civic at woodburn until the other day...? Is it actualy a spoon car, or if not whats the deal with making it like a replica...? Just really curious...

 

[$lick Rick]

i honestly dont know, the guy owns racing trendz ( www.racingtrendz.com ) and i know for a fact he has a spoon engine in his 2nd gen teggy... steve su (sp?)
nice nice guy...

but he's always driving that thing around... and he has a mid/low 12's time slip.
i see it at the mall almost ever day

 

[Destroy]

yea....i saw it on the net, i wasnt actualy at woodburn on saturday....but i think it would be really awkward driving a car that looks like that....maybe its just me

 

[anfrey]

87.2 mm stroke? Anyone know why its kinda low for that high of a hp output? I know of some civics that have a 94-95 stroke that arent making near that amount...

87.2mm stroke is the stock b18c1 stroke. bore is 1.5mm over the stock 81mm.

 

[Dr.Anus]

Jesus, do you have any idea about the other mods needed to support an engine with that kinda output? It'll probably need a fuel pump off an F-16 not to mention all the mods you'll need to keep that power on the pavement, and also to stop your car from tearing itself apart.

 

[Exospeed*com]

Im sure the Dyno numbers on that are Engine Dyno numbers and not to the wheels. From what I've heard about the setups they have described.

but 700hp is not that hard to do at all. We are currently working on several race motors for Sport FWD/Pro Am cars. If some of you dont know, these are the Street Class cars for NHRA and IDRC. The Class requires the cars to be full interior and no wheeli bars at all as well as keeping all glass intact.

One motor we did was already making 500hp at only 17psi of boost. So 600-800 hp to the wheels is common in this class these days.
Its becoming so easy these days that we are going to offer a 10sec package all ready to go with Hondata Engine management. Its so formula to make 600hp that it can be repicated so easily with basic parts.

 

[Noeladams]

Jesus, do you have any idea about the other mods needed to support an engine with that kinda output? It'll probably need a fuel pump off an F-16 not to mention all the mods you'll need to keep that power on the pavement, and also to stop your car from tearing itself apart.

he shoud just got steal a f16 and put the engine in the car...... heck might wanna put the wings on it too

 

[Inigo Montoya]

My guess would be a fuel pump in the fuel cell, as well as upgrading the stock fuel pump.

769 hp came from what source, dyno, info or did you pull this out of your ass? 11.0 CR with 22psi is going to need one hell of a tune and race gas... which if im not mistaken, will be a b***h because there arent any wb02 sensors that can stand up to lead.

*shrug* nice "theory".. imho it will be too expensive, unreliable, high-maintenance, and not fun to drive around.