from what i've seen of firebugs L67 so far its got way more torque low down than the non boosted ecotec so its more either way even if it is out of its peak performance rpm zone!
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Re: Firebug's V6 Gemini
yeah but blower rpm is directly linked to engine rpm, so effectively that means your going to get more gain in the mid range, which is where you usually want it anyways!
from what i've seen of firebugs L67 so far its got way more torque low down than the non boosted ecotec so its more either way even if it is out of its peak performance rpm zone!
from what i've seen of firebugs L67 so far its got way more torque low down than the non boosted ecotec so its more either way even if it is out of its peak performance rpm zone!
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I mean comparing the 2 types of compressor. Roots have a mid band best operation , either side drops off. But with screw it's the same pretty much from stand still to max rpm. So when looking at engine performance point of view whipple have a far more aggressive low end all the way to redline.
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ok that makes more sense, and sounds better 
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Re: Firebug's V6 Gemini
example below.
I have been talking to this guy Justin at BYE performance.
yes this is a L67 and nothing fancy like NO2 just all the good internal bits you can buy. Supposedly around 800-850 at the crank.
you can see that instantaneous peak torque, coz its peak everywhere
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spQW3J4rMxM[/youtube]
I have been talking to this guy Justin at BYE performance.
yes this is a L67 and nothing fancy like NO2 just all the good internal bits you can buy. Supposedly around 800-850 at the crank.
you can see that instantaneous peak torque, coz its peak everywhere
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spQW3J4rMxM[/youtube]
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Me likes this vid bettervlad01 wrote:example below.
I have been talking to this guy Justin at BYE performance.
yes this is a L67 and nothing fancy like NO2 just all the good internal bits you can buy. Supposedly around 800-850 at the crank.
you can see that instantaneous peak torque, coz its peak everywhere![]()
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiTVOuJa6JI[/youtube]
certainly sounds awesome.. for a v6 hmmmm gotta get me one
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Re: Firebug's V6 Gemini
I visted YT today and got to look at some bits.
The Whipple is actually lower profile slightly then that M90 and less bulky looking.
Unfortunately the intercooler and adapter plate overall height is 50mm so it hits the bonnet before it even closes. They said on the VT to VY cars under hard load the pulley nips the bonnet insulation and they are taller bonnets than the VS, VR and taller again then the VN/VP.
But good news is they can pull out non IC adapter plate from the CAD archive if needed and they are only what looks to be 12mm thick so east peasy fit. So it will end up being stock if not slightly less height. So such a kit would be a a few K less in price. Probably close to half price. They said that do have several guys running non IC kits with no probs.
They had some more gear there, heads of all kinds on display and rockers. The 202 heads look great.
Can't believe the LS heads, man the ports are huge and the heads are huge yet they weigh about 2/3rds of a v6 cast head.
The Whipple is actually lower profile slightly then that M90 and less bulky looking.
Unfortunately the intercooler and adapter plate overall height is 50mm so it hits the bonnet before it even closes. They said on the VT to VY cars under hard load the pulley nips the bonnet insulation and they are taller bonnets than the VS, VR and taller again then the VN/VP.
But good news is they can pull out non IC adapter plate from the CAD archive if needed and they are only what looks to be 12mm thick so east peasy fit. So it will end up being stock if not slightly less height. So such a kit would be a a few K less in price. Probably close to half price. They said that do have several guys running non IC kits with no probs.
They had some more gear there, heads of all kinds on display and rockers. The 202 heads look great.
Can't believe the LS heads, man the ports are huge and the heads are huge yet they weigh about 2/3rds of a v6 cast head.
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Re: Firebug's V6 Gemini
wozza wrote:Me likes this vid bettervlad01 wrote:example below.
I have been talking to this guy Justin at BYE performance.
yes this is a L67 and nothing fancy like NO2 just all the good internal bits you can buy. Supposedly around 800-850 at the crank.
you can see that instantaneous peak torque, coz its peak everywhere![]()
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiTVOuJa6JI[/youtube]
certainly sounds awesome.. for a v6 hmmmm gotta get me one
hahah never seen tyres just go instantly to vapor like that. No effort at all.
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Re: Firebug's V6 Gemini
fucking hell that thing launched in that 10 sec run.
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LOL
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PB is 9.88 so he said. Thats mighty impressive.psyolent wrote:fucking hell that thing launched in that 10 sec run.