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Jpc vl

Started by AVL012345 · 4 Jan 2011 · 38 replies

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AVL012345Archived member
Just came across this on the JPC website: http://www.jpc.com.au/?p=288 The VL that is equipped with the custom T3 turbo managed to reel off 418RWKW on E85. Awesome effort, .63 rear housing?? Incredible.
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[SLY.747]Archived member
lol fuck me thats some serious power out of a t3, they must work some serious magic on them turbos!! im interested to know what rpm it comes on boost @, and what rpm its hitting full boost
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Vl_CalaisArchived member
Wow - Thats number impressive numbers... What's the average increase (%) wise running e85 compared with regular Unleaded?
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grunter01Archived member
very impressive, i imagine there t3s that they make are from standard
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Duke57TTArchived member
Must be at least 68mm sized compressor stuck in the front of that thing and if its a .63 rear I'll eat my hat.
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INFLYTmelbArchived member
I've personally seen all the development of that engine package, and yes the numbers released are dead accurate - i was there when the dyno punched out the numbers. Hours upon hours on the engine dyno.....i ran out of popcorn just watching. Experience and knowledge shows.....
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INFLYTArchived member
http://www.jpc.com.au/?p=276 How about that ****! BIGPSI engine package maybe?
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INFLYTmelbArchived member
its owned by the in-house tuner, paul stanek.
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Jet R31Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Duke57TT [View Post] Must be at least 68mm sized compressor stuck in the front of that thing and if its a .63 rear I'll eat my hat. thats what i was thinking, a 4294 wheel, it makes around the same power as his 35/42 combos by the looks, how do you jam a 68mm comp wheel in a hole that only ever fits a 56mm wheel? Killer sleeper 140mph setup cheers darren
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MorgzArchived member
bigpsi ran a good 140? mph with a .63 rear on a standard exhaust manifold ages ago. I cant wait to see Mark and Paul back at it on the track.. especially pauls R31, love it!
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bigpsiArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by INFLYT [View Post] http://www.jpc.com.au/?p=276 How about that ****! BIGPSI engine package maybe? Yep ....... lol well mines next ---------- Post added 05-01-11 at 03:23 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by Duke57TT [View Post] Must be at least 68mm sized compressor stuck in the front of that thing and if its a .63 rear I'll eat my hat. Start eating then ......
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WoggsterArchived member
Thats the black Berlina Turbo ADVNCD isnt it?
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boostnArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by bigpsi [View Post] Yep ....... lol well mines next ---------- Post added 05-01-11 at 03:23 ---------- Start eating then ...... hurry up mark so you can give the single cams a shake up . the car look unreal loads on work put into it. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Duke57TTArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by bigpsi [View Post] Start eating then ...... I am sure its a stock T3 .63 rear with an internal gate.. There wouldn't be one component in that turbo that was the same as when it came from the factory calling it a T3 hi-flo is like calling a .. a...a fuck I dunno. It certainly is the worlds biggest Hi-flo. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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INFLYTArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Woggster [View Post] Thats the black Berlina Turbo ADVNCD isnt it? Nope. GM747 I think the plates were.
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WoggsterArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by INFLYT [View Post] Nope. GM747 I think the plates were. Ah ok, my mistake, i just got confused because ADVNCD is the same colour combo and was also built by JPC (ADVNCD had a sunroof though)
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INFLYTmelbArchived member
GM747 is Dark Blue, whereas ADVNCD is a dark metallic Black. both a credit to their owners.
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KIL-351Archived member
that engine sitting on the engine dyno looks the goods!! cooler set up looks killer too, will work a treat at the track
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INFLYTmelbArchived member
It sounds lke a Jet Fighter on the engine dyno.....awesome believe me
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<NICK>Archived member
credit to the guys done at JPC ... personally my favourite vlt , look foward to seeing it down the track!
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