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Boosten ya 04-18-2012 08:47 AM

GTX3071R MS3 vs 91 oct stock turbo MS3
 
My friend and I met up a couple of weeks ago to mess around. He just installed his gtx3071r external wastegate set up. He is also on 2.5 gals of E85. He was on like 10* of max timing IIRC.

I'm running 20psi tappering to 14.5-16.5psi with 18* of max timing. Well anyways here are the videos....







Shaolin Crane 04-18-2012 08:54 AM

I'm not sure if it's a smart thing to post up videos of that nature tied directly to your name. That's just me though.

Boosten ya 04-18-2012 11:32 AM

We were in mexico tho. Lol

C5Natie 04-26-2012 04:45 AM

Looks like driving at regular fwy speeds. Lol.

Boosten ya 05-01-2012 03:01 PM

We were, did not exceed 65mph.

Vettezuki 05-02-2012 02:53 AM

Nice. Fixed links. We will have this crap automated better in the future.

enkeivette 05-03-2012 01:50 AM

Sweet, what's the car on the right?

...I've always liked the Mazdaspeed 3s, surprised they didn't have more of a following. I think it was a SC top pick in Motor Trend when it came out.

Boosten ya 05-11-2012 10:38 AM

Thanks vettezuki.

The red car is the big turbo car. The Black one (right one) is mine. I have a build thread on here.if you want to check it out.

Ryridesmotox 06-02-2012 10:22 AM

Nice runs, the only reason I didn't buy a MS3 was because all the research I did said that the motor wasn't very stout, but with your motor work it should be just dandy, too bad they didn't come like that from the factory

Boosten ya 06-04-2012 10:30 AM

I know. Our main problem with blown motors was 2 reasons. 1. Ppl were going wot below 3k rpms. 2. Bad tuning. There are plenty of guys that are in the 400-450whp range on stock block. There are a few ppl that are 500whp but ppl are starting to pop. So it seems stock block is good for about 450-475.

Now our problem is fuel but we arr getting some 5th/6th port injectors.

Shaolin Crane 06-04-2012 10:39 AM

If you cant go WOT under 3k thats not a very stout engine. Aftermarket makes all things equal though

Boosten ya 06-04-2012 12:30 PM

It's because the turbo spools so fast. If you go wot at 2k you can hit 18psi by 2500. which is too much stress on the stock rods. My situation was different as my avatar shows.

I had a fuel pump problem which lead me to run lean....you can see the rest lol

Shaolin Crane 06-04-2012 12:32 PM

Again, if a portion of the engine assembly is causing stress on another, it ould not be classified as a stout engine. Cool maybe, but i wouldnt buy a car like that with the intention of tearing it down to make it reliable for my foot.

Boosten ya 06-04-2012 12:45 PM

It's mazdas faulty design. They put too small of a turbo on the car. Which is why it runs out of breath around 5-5500 rpms.

I'm not totally disagreeing with you. They should of put a bigger turbo in or fixed the WGDC in the tune so it wouldn't spool so fast.

Ryridesmotox 06-11-2012 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Boosten ya (Post 98124)
I know. Our main problem with blown motors was 2 reasons. 1. Ppl were going wot below 3k rpms. 2. Bad tuning. There are plenty of guys that are in the 400-450whp range on stock block. There are a few ppl that are 500whp but ppl are starting to pop. So it seems stock block is good for about 450-475.

Now our problem is fuel but we arr getting some 5th/6th port injectors.

shit, I go WOT all the time below 3k rpm lol... I just spin the bajesus out of the tires when I do. The stock ECOTEC block in the cobalt SS (supercharged and turbocharged) is good to over 500whp easy with a decent tune and a big turbo. Though, I did have a bearing problem in the transmission after I was at fontana trying to murder cars that were "faster" than me lol. 145mph across the banking, I'm thinking something didn't get enough oil up there.

I would have to agree with Guy, the stock lower end is letting most people down. But in your case, I hope you have the tuning figured out, or the fueling figured out or no matter how stout you have made the block, you can still blow it up again if the tune lets you down... the boldest plans of mice an men can be foiled by one minuscule number in a spot that no one looks at on the tune file.

Boosten ya 06-12-2012 10:45 AM

Sounds like you need a windage trey.

Yeah I got the tune down and our fuel system is good for about 400-450whp and 400wtq. We are working on 5th/6th port injectors. Testing should start in a few weeks.

Ryridesmotox 06-12-2012 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Boosten ya (Post 98717)
Sounds like you need a windage trey.

Yeah I got the tune down and our fuel system is good for about 400-450whp and 400wtq. We are working on 5th/6th port injectors. Testing should start in a few weeks.

How does your High pressure pump work? Is it cam driven like the cobalt?

EDIT: Take a picture of the manifold, in my car guys are using the EVAP port to put a 5th injector in, I believe they are using a 60lb injector there. And we get enough fuel flow from the in tank pump to supposedly just piggyback off the fuel line before the HP fuel pump.... this is what I plan to do if I keep modding............ http://shop.zzperformance.com/store/...ontroller.aspx

I don't think a windage tray would help in the trans really, there really isnt any room to put anything in there, plus gears and synchros and everything just not a good idea, its not a sump really like the crankcase. I think it was just a weak bearing, I had a few buddies that were going around the track too and they were fine, it was just bad luck. Chevy warrantied it though so I dont really care that much.

Shaolin Crane 06-12-2012 12:17 PM

A windage tray in a trans?

Boosten ya 06-12-2012 03:36 PM

I had a reading fail. I was thinking the motor lol

We have to run the dw65 in tank fuel pump but yes exactly what you guys are doing except we are spraying into the throttle body.

One guy is running dual 1000cc injectors made a little over 500whp but ran out of fuel on a gtx35r. He is going to get 1200cc injectors and see what happens.

Ryridesmotox 06-12-2012 09:08 PM

Hopefully they get it figured out. The MS3 is a sweet car, it just gets let down by the powerplant a little cuz mazda didn't give it the good stuff from the factory.

Boosten ya 06-13-2012 10:21 AM

Yeah. Plus we don't have that much aftermarket support so that doesn't help. Most of the stuff members are making.

Ryridesmotox 06-13-2012 02:52 PM

CObalts have even less aftermarket support than the MS3 crowd does. There is only two companies that really do much for the cobalt. Treadstone and ZZP, and of those 2 ZZP is the only one that is still pushing their shop cars to ridiculous limits. The cobalt is a dead platform pretty much so aftermarket companies kinda just forgot about hte little ol cobalt.

Boosten ya 06-13-2012 03:37 PM

:( a lot of companies gave up on us too. COBB has helped us a lot with tuning and thats whats gotten us this far.


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