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25 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Hey dumbass faggot ass retard. I’ve been testing 4 different turbo sleds with a dragy. Adding weight across pump gas tunes is showing zero gains

dumbass motherfucker

So what you’re saying is that your “tunes” aren’t producing any substantial/additional crank horsepower. Got it. 

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13 hours ago, SayatodaU.P.eh? said:

So what you’re saying is that your “tunes” aren’t producing any substantial/additional crank horsepower. Got it. 

Hey dumbass faggot ass retard. The target Rpms rise with increase in power. Please tell about turbo 4s powerband :lol: fucking know nothing faggot

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4 hours ago, f7ben said:

Hey dumbass faggot ass retard. The target Rpms rise with increase in power. Please tell about turbo 4s powerband :lol: fucking know nothing faggot

Yes. You might see some gains if you reduce primary weight when adding power via RPM.

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3 minutes ago, Roosting said:

Yes. You might see some gains if you reduce primary weight when adding power via RPM.

You will see a rise in rpm when adding power to existing clutching 

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1 hour ago, f7ben said:

You will see a rise in rpm when adding power to existing clutching 

Buddy has a 400hp turbo. If he wants to put it in kill mode and wax the other turbo guys he will put in lighter weight to take advantage of the higher rpm. For normal trail riding he has 4 or 5 setting modes to dial up power and uses the heavier clutching that works best for the 200-250 he runs in the trails. You will get better spool up with the lighter weight and when bragging rights are on the line you need all you can get. That's what he is saying but he is just repeating what the clutch guru is telling him and there is usually something lost in translation from clutch geek to normal horsepower junky. LoL

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Just now, Roosting said:

Buddy has a 400hp turbo. If he wants to put it in kill mode and wax the other turbo guys he will put in lighter weight to take advantage of the higher rpm. For normal trail riding he has 4 or 5 setting modes to dial up power and uses the heavier clutching that works best for the 200-250 he runs in the trails. You will get better spool up with the lighter weight and when bragging rights are on the line you need all you can get. That's what he is saying but he is just repeating what the clutch guru is telling him and there is usually something lost in translation from clutch geek to normal horsepower junky. LoL

My buddy has built turbo 1200 skidoo with motec. He had a good clutch setup and doesn’t change it when running different boost levels. Sled is happy at 7800-9000 rpm

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1 hour ago, f7ben said:

My buddy has built turbo 1200 skidoo with motec. He had a good clutch setup and doesn’t change it when running different boost levels. Sled is happy at 7800-9000 rpm

This is a 900 turbo. They just lifted the head off it during the last dyno run. Lucky it didnt grenade the whole thing. Need even better head studs now. LoL. Too much boost.

When you get into the 9k range clutch efficiency drops off quite substantially so there are things you can do to help and the lighter weighs do help when pulling max HP and RPM. Seems counter intuitive but that's what they do. 

Like I said for every day ass kicking he uses the low power setup and it works for all power settings. But when it's time for bragging rights and you want to pull 140mph+ then some adjustments need to be made.

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1 hour ago, Roosting said:

This is a 900 turbo. They just lifted the head off it during the last dyno run. Lucky it didnt grenade the whole thing. Need even better head studs now. LoL. Too much boost.

When you get into the 9k range clutch efficiency drops off quite substantially so there are things you can do to help and the lighter weighs do help when pulling max HP and RPM. Seems counter intuitive but that's what they do. 

Like I said for every day ass kicking he uses the low power setup and it works for all power settings. But when it's time for bragging rights and you want to pull 140mph+ then some adjustments need to be made.

They did an stress analysis on this thing and used a 350 chevy engine for comparison. They figured if they got what they are getting out of the 900 in a 350 chevy the chev would have 2400hp.

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10 minutes ago, Roosting said:

They did an stress analysis on this thing and used a 350 chevy engine for comparison. They figured if they got what they are getting out of the 900 in a 350 chevy the chev would have 2400hp.

That 900 is just a pathetic platform 

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Just now, Roosting said:

Well they are still pulling world class hp out of it. Not cheap but still world class.

Its statements like that from Ben is why I disregard almost everything he says.

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25 minutes ago, Roosting said:

Well they are still pulling world class hp out of it. Not cheap but still world class.

The 1200 was 33% larger displacement and would make 100% more hp on stock internals 

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