1210hp/884ftlbs rwhp Worlds Most Powerfull Supercharged FGT


B.M.F.

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Jan 29, 2009
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1210rwhp/884ftlbs Worlds Most Powerful Supercharged FGT

Well I finally had a chance to dyno my car today. Its been ready for months, I have just had my head buried deep into my business and couldn't get away todo it and my dyno has to many Fgt parts on it todo it at my shop LOL. So last night I headed 190miles from my shop to my buddy Andy's to dyno this beast.
We started out with a smaller blower that I designed (I have 3 different blowers) and by the 5th or 6th pull we made over 1000 and ended up making 1052 rwhp and 852 ftlbs. Then we put the next blower on and made 1210rwhp and 884ftlbs. It carry's 800 ftlbs from 5800 to 7500 pretty much. At 7600 in 4th gear it went 192 on the dyno:) Now both of these blower were only spun about 65000rpms of blower speed, when the smaller impellered one (Ie 1st dyno'd blower) needs to be at 84000 or so and the second blower needs to be around 80000. So there was a considerble amount left on the table. I originally planned on turning the motor over 8500. Now that I know what I know, peak power needs to be in that 7800-8200 range and the blowers are going to need to be sped up to make that happen. So they will be going back to procharger for a gear set change.

The last blower that we mounted has the proper gear set and is the biggest impellered blower I have for it. We were ready to rock, but South Dakota's weather made a big change from what was supposed to happen to what is going to happend and I couldnt be stranded there for another 2 days. So we loaded up and headed home, we will have to finish another day.
But we are very happy as the motor is nothing special.... Here is a quick break down

Stock bore and compression
Manley I Beam Rods
Stock crank and Balencer (Innovators will go on this week, when I pull it to change cams)
Mildly ported heads
small cams
33lbs of boost
On E85 fuel
Custom fuel system (Completely unmoddified gas tank though) I will post pics of it at some point and it worked awesome:)
80 lb and 160 lb injectors
Big Stuff 3 engine management
Procharger f2 blower Capable of 1600-1700hp
1 7/8 into 2'' Stainless Steel step headers into 3.5'' S.S exhaust x-pipe (Custom by Myself also)
Its got carbon zr1 brakes aswell but not put on yet.
Stock clutch that has a different material put on it by a company for me.
Transaxle has been gone threw and a full treatment done with new single bolt outer shafts and micro polished, hand filed syncro's for improved shifting above 7500.

Im excited to get the final motor in this car and see what it will do. 1400+ will not be a problem from what the data has showed us so far:biggrin
Ive been building this thing for 2years already when I have time and money. I have pretty much designed and did everything myself except what machining I have needed done and what fabrication I was not capable of.

I will have the video up tomorrow and post it here...
Last but no least we started @ noon today with no tune and we did all this in 7 hours. That was a feat itself....
 
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WOW!

I would be great to see this beast run the mile.
 
Wow, Any pictures of the final assembly?
 
looking forward to details about the fuel system and......................
 
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Will do Mullet:)
 

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Wow, Any pictures of the final assembly?

No pics of it totally finished yet, I gotta little left to finish up before I do all the final paint and power coat.

Btw on the dyno it went 192mph in 4th @ 7600rpms:)
 
Impressive!! Man, a lot of work & it must feel really good to see those results. Congratulations!!!
 
congratuations! what kind of racing do you intend to do?
 
Impressive!! Man, a lot of work & it must feel really good to see those results. Congratulations!!!

Thanks, I still got alot left. Carbon roof and clambshell are done, workn on the rear bumper mold right now and then I gotta do the front bumper mold next. Im going to leave factory doors on it for safety. But I do have oem door molds done already to. I need to take the car apart yet and figure out if im going to leave the back half silver or do it a darker color as it needs to be painted.
Im pretty stoked about what I have seen so far with the data. So THANKS:)
 
congratuations! what kind of racing do you intend to do?

Thanks
I wanna take it to the mile at some point, mexico racing aswell and one other goal;)
 
That's some serious piston speed.
 
Great way to start Dan!
 
pics please
 
I was a little excited at the end. Ha I had a bet going on that it wouldn't make over 1200 and when it did I was pretty happy, so luckily we were able todo 1200 before the weather got to us and we had to leave.
The car is not going to be tungston either, just some parts to throw on it for now. Going to be 07 Shelby Vista Blue with Tungston stripes...
Enjoy and we did all the pulls in 4th gear to get good reads on plugs. Pulls were from 85mph to 192mph

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzd9loIip_o
 
Mine is stock and has 540 bhp
 
Nice work Dan! You werent kidding when you said you had some surprises to come!
 
Wow!!!
 
Pics of the engine and the set up would be great! Congrats on such feat!!
 
congrats Dan, and way to go on doing it your way!!! I Like that :thumbsup

I think this car is going to be a happy medium between the tt and supercharged cars, It will make all the power(or more) of the tt cars and it will have all the torque of a supercharged car down low, with out the crazy instant hit of a only supercharged car, which should be better and easier to control coming out of the hole.


plus alot easier to do than a tt setup!

did I mention I like this set up.

Dan we need to talk :)
 
" it will have all the torque of a supercharged car down low"

A centrifugal blown car will inherently never make the low end boost of a positive displacement blown one. Not saying it won't be a wild ride, but if you are looking for low end response, a pair of small turbos will generally be superior to a large centrifugal. (Come drive my 91 Incon TT LX if you disagree!)

Of course, neither will match your Whipple until over 3500 rpm. This combo makes incredible torque at 7000+ rpm, though.....wow!

Dan, can you show us a dyno curve starting at 2000 rpm please?