Project: Procharged 2007 V6

[06GT_Stallion]

Originally Posted by bandit

Dude... have you read any of the thread?

As posted March 6th:

Yeah, I remember reading that but thought they could have done some other things, guess not though. my mistake

[06GT_Stallion]

Originally Posted by Agent Jones

so the time is from a computer? how accruate is that... NOT bashing you jeff just never seen it before. would like more info on how its done and if anyone in sa can do something like that.

thats what I was thinking but didn't want to say anything and start an argument.

[bandit]

Originally Posted by Agent Jones

so the time is from a computer? how accruate is that... NOT bashing you jeff just never seen it before. would like more info on how its done and if anyone in sa can do something like that.

It's called a MustangDyno. It not only does RWHP and RWTQ, it can also simulate different driving conditions including a standing 1/4 mile pull. Now granted there is no air drag on the car since it is standing still... not going down the track at 90+ mph. But it should be pretty close in accuracy.

[Agent Jones]

Originally Posted by Ryan_65Stallion

Yeah, I remember reading that but thought they could have done some other things, guess not though. my mistake

yeah they could but he wanted them to go slow so he can make sure he can pay the huge bill since they are having so much stuff done at one time. Plus hes being patience that way it can be done right the first time. Since they are in el paso, which is over 500 miles away in west texas, it would suck to have to get it sent back.

[Agent Jones]

Originally Posted by bandit

It's called a MustangDyno. It not only does RWHP and RWTQ, it can also simulate different driving conditions including a standing 1/4 mile pull. Now granted there is no air drag on the car since it is standing still... not going down the track at 90+ mph. But it should be pretty close in accuracy.

cool thanks for the info, i wonder why murillos Mustangdyno didnt do that for mine. I would love to see that info the next time i do a dyno..

[bandit]

Originally Posted by Ryan_65Stallion

Yeah, I remember reading that but thought they could have done some other things, guess not though. my mistake

The reason they did the exhaust first before anything else is...

Part of our deal was I would let him dyno my car bone, virgin, stock... then install the exhaust first... dyno that and keep the results for his records. Then install the Procharger and rearend components.

Reason for that was... he gets a ton more V6 owners looking to buy an exhaust system than he does V6 owners looking to buy a Procharger system. So having those dyno graphs of it bone-stock, and then with the exhaust and tune will help him sell the exhaust systems to more people down the road. It's just nice to be able to prove what it will do.

[06GT_Stallion]

makes perfect sense
so they're going to make the v6 exhaust now (the lt's right?) since dimensions and stuff to go on?

[bandit]

Originally Posted by Agent Jones

yeah they could but he wanted them to go slow so he can make sure he can pay the huge bill since they are having so much stuff done at one time. Plus hes being patience that way it can be done right the first time. Since they are in el paso, which is over 500 miles away in west texas, it would suck to have to get it sent back.

the money isn't the issue anymore. I have 3/4's of it paid now. the last payment will be made right before the car is delivered.

[Agent Jones]

Originally Posted by bandit

the money isn't the issue anymore. I have 3/4's of it paid now. the last payment will be made right before the car is delivered.

oh ok i was just going by what you quoted since it seems like ryan didnt read it lol

[bandit]

[1SLO85]

Originally Posted by bandit

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_021.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_022.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_023.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_024.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_025.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_026.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_027.jpg

http://www.lonestarstangs.com/galler.../ProV6_028.jpg

Looks AWESOME Jeff'o. How much longer?

[bandit]

Originally Posted by 1SLO85

Looks AWESOME Jeff'o. How much longer?

Don't know for sure. Shouldn't be much longer, obviously.

[96greengt]

Smiley face on the oil pan free of charge??

[bandit]

Originally Posted by 96greengt

Smiley face on the oil pan free of charge??

hell no! that was an upgrade worth 5rwhp on the butt-dyno!

[95 GTS]

sexy

[Wiked]

Looks like your car is coming along NICELY jeff.

[T5killa]

did I miss where the FINAL numbers after the boost was applied?

[Agent Jones]

377rwhp i believe

[SUfanINsa]

ooooohhhhhh kleeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnn

[05madmax]

according to brian after the procharger the final number were approx 320

[bandit]

Originally Posted by 05madmax

according to brian after the procharger the final number were approx 320

Yeah, 313rwhp... 377 SAE Corrected.

El Paso, TX is higher elevation than San Antonio, so for comparison sake I quoted the SAE Corrected numbers.

Unfortunately I do not have any copies of the dyno sheets yet because THR's printer was fried and could not print them. Brian told me he would print them and mail them to me, at which point I plan to scan and post them up.

[timpryor]

Originally Posted by bandit

Yeah, 313rwhp... 377 SAE Corrected.

El Paso, TX is higher elevation than San Antonio, so for comparison sake I quoted the SAE Corrected numbers.

Unfortunately I do not have any copies of the dyno sheets yet because THR's printer was fried and could not print them. Brian told me he would print them and mail them to me, at which point I plan to scan and post them up.

why doesn't he just email them to you?

[96greengt]

Hmmm, 313 hp....

[Agent Jones]

so in Sa will the rwhp be 377 or 313?? also whats the torque in the lower altitude of SA. Thats a HUGE difference, i had no idea that altitude played that big of a difference. i mean if it was in denver....


even at 313 you will still own alot of cars on the road

[timpryor]

SA should be 377 I believe

Lower altitude = faster times so I would assume it would mean more power, no?

[bandit]

Lower altitude = more dense air = more power

El Paso, TX = Elevation: 3,740 FT (1,140 M)

San Antonio, TX = Elevation: 650 FT (198 M)

pretty big difference.

[05madmax]

haha yeah thats the problem with el paso. elevation kills our times. it wows the crap outta people when they go to asr and run faster than in el paso. jeff nice numbers for 9# of boost.

[Nick]

Hi Jeff, came back and found that you have a nice 05+ V6. Nice man.
How is the procharger? I wish I was making money right now to afford
a poweradder (turbo most likely if i can get a CARB plate on it).

[bandit]

Originally Posted by Nick

Hi Jeff, came back and found that you have a nice 05+ V6. Nice man.
How is the procharger? I wish I was making money right now to afford
a poweradder (turbo most likely if i can get a CARB plate on it).

oh wow! what's up Nick? It's been a long time brother!

I'm loving the Procharger man. Absolutely loving it.

Nice to hear from you again.

-jeff

[Kingpin's Stang]

Originally Posted by bandit

Yeah, 313rwhp... 377 SAE Corrected.

El Paso, TX is higher elevation than San Antonio, so for comparison sake I quoted the SAE Corrected numbers.

Unfortunately I do not have any copies of the dyno sheets yet because THR's printer was fried and could not print them. Brian told me he would print them and mail them to me, at which point I plan to scan and post them up.

Those are good numbers, I made 330 rwhp down here in Houston on my 02 mod'd 3.8L .

[05madmax]

haha jeff you'll never guess what happened!!! they stuck the 4.10 gears in my car by accident that i had in the trunk to sell lol. so we are at the same level now haha

[Nick]

Originally Posted by bandit

I will be sending my brand new 2007 Mustang V6 off to THR (TexasHotRods) soon to have the following installed:

- Procharger P-1SC @ 10psi
- 3 core upgraded intercooler with 3" piping
- 7.5 inch Track Lok Differential
- Moser or T/A Diff Cover
- 7.5 Gear Set 3.73
- Stainless Works longtube headers
- Stainless Works x pipe
- Stainless Works cat-back
- Autometer dash gauge pod
- Autometer Nexus gauges



-jeff

Hi Jeff, so I am closing in on a deal for a procharger myself.
Used of coarse. But i wish i had an income but trying to
finish up my bachelor's degree. For the procharger, it was
one of those lifetime opportunities I could pass up on.
I just need to upgrade the exhaust to 2.5in pipings and get
some suspension mods. Maybe a SFC shall do for a bit.
I will also need to upgrade to a focus fuel pump and get
a MAF extender.

I think the procharger I am getting is a 11 psi, but I want
to get a bigger pulley to downsize the boost. Like 8 should
be good. I already have an X-Cal 3 tuned by VMP Tuning.

I am still planning on doing a split port swap, and that should
take me to an estimate 280hp when all this is done.

How much power are you putting down?

[l_shizzle_l]

I got the heads and intakes if you are doing the split port swap.

[Nick]

I already have the head/intakes. Thanks anyways.

[95 GTS]

he dynoed 377 SAE

[rosstang]

i was reading up on the issue earlier about the 7.5" rearend not being strong enough. i but a frpp trac lok in my 7.5 with 4.10's and drag radials. made 3 passes and boooooooom. spider gears shattered. replaced the unit with a detroit true trac. havent had a problem since and i have some power (500+hp... thank you NO2) going to this little rear end. heres a pic of the spider gears. i welded one together for the "desk paperweight" effect.

[bandit]

Whoa! Thanks for the input rosstang.

So you replaced the 7.5 tlok with a 7.5 detroit true trac?

I will have to keep that in mind. I haven't run drag radials on mine yet... hell, i haven't even ran it at the track yet.

[rosstang]

Originally Posted by bandit

Whoa! Thanks for the input rosstang.

So you replaced the 7.5 tlok with a 7.5 detroit true trac?

I will have to keep that in mind. I haven't run drag radials on mine yet... hell, i haven't even ran it at the track yet.

yeah the spider gears chatter under that much load, get in a bind and well......look what happened. i even sheared the retaining pin that holds the axle spacer rod in. im sure it would have happened under less of a load over time as well. the detroit true trac is $450 and you should use a new ring gear set $120 and i recommend buying the "TA" 7.5" girdle $150 to preload the main caps and a new set of bearings $100. So its not a cheap upgrade,($850) but it definately makes the clutch/transmission your next weakest link.
my co-worker uses a detroit true trac in his 1200+ hp twin turbo trans am and hasnt had a single issue since he did the swap. you can bust em. if you go to the site and look up the exploded diagram, its pretty amazing how stout they are, not to mention, when you put it toegther and load the axles, there is only small crevices for lubrication. there is no way if a ring gear looses a couple teeth, that it'll end up in there. the only thing this unit doesnt like is water. but how many times a week do you go mudding in your stang?

[zosick]

when ya gonna bring that s/c six to come out and play. I wanna run one just to see what it does.