Vishnu Tuned 335i w/ AWD Billet Turbos!!! 450whp to Redline..

OpenFlash · 12-20-2010, 03:30 PM

Brian135i · 12-20-2010, 03:35 PM

Nice!!!

jpsimon · 12-20-2010, 04:43 PM

nice job guys! clipped turbine?

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by jpsimon

nice job guys! clipped turbine?

Billet compressor & clipped Turbine Correct.. Thanks!!

jpsimon · 12-20-2010, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike@AWD

Billet compressor & clipped Turbine Correct.. Thanks!!

great results! looks very similar to the EPL turbos (billet compressor/clipped turbine)

lyndon_h · 12-20-2010, 04:59 PM

Nice work. I'd like to see some dynos showing the boost curve all the way to redline.

GeorgeSmooth · 12-20-2010, 05:17 PM

I would prefer these over the EPL if the compressor wheel is lighter. Keep in mind the shaft which is thin as is was designed to hold the stock wheel which is much smaller. Adding a heavier wheel cannot be too much of a good thing so in this case lighter is better especially when you start hitting very high rpms.
Good job Mike.

dzenno · 12-20-2010, 05:21 PM

Is compressor on RBs billet? Never looked at that..

Clap135 · 12-20-2010, 05:46 PM

Am i the only one that thinks these results are on the low side?
I mean shiv just put down 370whp on a stock car, and 440whp on a car with all the mods, upgraded turbos, race gas and meth? Stock turbo cars do that....

Not blaiming the tune, more the hardware. Plus when are these prices going to get a little more realistic? lol 2400 bucks is highway robbery.

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Clap135

Am i the only one that thinks these results are on the low side?
I mean shiv just put down 370whp on a stock car, and 440whp on a car with all the mods, upgraded turbos, race gas and meth? Stock turbo cars do that....

Not blaiming the tune, more the hardware. Plus when are these prices going to get a little more realistic? lol 2400 bucks is highway robbery.

Your not paying attention to where the car makes 450hp.. a peak BUMP int he middle of the power band or the ENTIRE POWERBAND.. I will run any stock turbo 335i making the same power anytime.. Stock turbos DO NOT make power all the way thru the power band.. They peak and fall off.. if you want power to redline you have no choice but to upgrade turbos whether it be ours or anyones..

As far as 2400 for 2 billet turbos being highway robbery do some research.. for other platforms shuch as Porsche, Evo, GTR etc they are MUCH MUCH MORE $$$.. a single billet upgrade for an evo is 1500-2000.. GTR 5000.00 and Porsche 3200.00.. These are very fairly priced IMO..

Mike

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:07 PM

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Originally Posted by maxnix

If you can do it yourself for less, knock yourself out! LOL

Thank you.. I would like to see anyone who offers a comparable upgrade for less.. Cast wheel turbos are not a comparable upgrade..

BrianMN · 12-20-2010, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Clap135

Plus when are these prices going to get a little more realistic? lol 2400 bucks is highway robbery.

Even though it's better than the competitors, it is still pretty high. I have the same theory with these as with oil coolers: Companies will make more money with lower price/ higher volume. If someone could come out with $1500 turbo upgrades or $400-$500 complete oil cooler kit, hundreds of the people on this forum would go fo them.

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:09 PM

I may just decide to set a couple records with these turbos on our 335is.. Then we can see what compares to what stock turbo.. Would look nice underneath my m5 in my signature..

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianMN

Even though it's better than the competitors, it is still pretty high. I have the same theory with these as with oil coolers: Companies will make more money with lower price/ higher volume. If someone could come out with $1500 turbo upgrades or $400-$500 complete oil cooler kit, hundreds of the people on this forum would go fo them.

There is just no way to offer billet compressor, clipped turbine wheel and fully rebuilt turbos for 750.00 each.. It wont happen.. Trust me i wish it could but it wont..

Im not going to sell an inferior turbo setup to meet a set price people want to spend.. Its a 50k car not a honda and i prefer to only offer whats best or nothing at all.. We squeezed the largest wheel we could in these..

Mike

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:16 PM

Also i would like to note this car was not tuned on the ragged edge either.. The drivability compared to the previous system is NIGHT AND DAY.. so much 2 guys that were here that drove the car have pulled there old system and gone to the Procede now.. At the end of the day ill sacrifice 10-20hp to have a car that has stock like drivability which this car does.. The customer will be posting up his feedback after the upgrade shortly..

Mike

BrianMN · 12-20-2010, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike@AWD

There is just no way to offer billet compressor, clipped turbine wheel and fully rebuilt turbos for 750.00 each.. It wont happen.. Trust me i wish it could but it wont..

Im not going to sell an inferior turbo setup to meet a set price people want to spend.. Its a 50k car not a honda and i prefer to only offer whats best or nothing at all.. We squeezed the largest wheel we could in these..

Mike

I do respect that you aren't willing to put together inferior turbo kits just to sell them at a particular price point. That says a lot. It's just a bit higher than what some of us are used to compared to other (mostly single turbo) platforms...

Glad you guys are making the turbos the best they can be...as we probably wouldn't want them any other way.

Jeff@TopGearSolutions · 12-20-2010, 06:19 PM

I think it would help your cause if you had a dyno going to redline.

It appears your peak power levels off at 5500-6000. Then the dyno stops.

I did notice the burp at 6000 RPM, not sure what that is about. Looks like that is where you cut throttle and the dyno went bonkers.

Power under the curve is nice nonetheless.

I think an M10 meth nozzle will show the true potential perhaps.

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by BrianMN

I do respect that you aren't willing to put together inferior turbo kits just to sell them at a particular price point. That says a lot. It's just a bit higher than what some of us are used to compared to other (mostly single turbo) platforms...

Glad you guys are making the turbos the best they can be...as we probably wouldn't want them any other way.

Thanks!!

You really have to drive the car to see what your paying for with these.. The low end TQ and top end pull is perfect.. The drivability in and out of boost is as close to perfect as i have seen..

We do these Billet turbos for Porsche 996tt as well and the drivability on these in comparison is night and day.. Everyone wants a HP # but in order to reach that # if you must sacrifice drivability you will HATE your car.. There is more to a good setup than a Peak Dyno #..

Mike

dsm25psi · 12-20-2010, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by JPSlick

I think it would help your cause if you had a dyno going to redline.

It appears your peak power levels off at 5500-6000. Then the dyno stops.

I did notice the burp at 6000 RPM, not sure what that is about. Looks like that is where you cut throttle and the dyno went bonkers.

Power under the curve is nice nonetheless.

I think an M10 meth nozzle will show the true potential perhaps.

check out the 3rd dyno sheet, all the way to 7k holding power.

Jeff@TopGearSolutions · 12-20-2010, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by dsm25psi

check out the 3rd dyno sheet, all the way to 7k holding power.

Not holding 450WHP, that was old plugs holding 420WHP.

I'm not discrediting the turbo setup yet, just saying a realistic dyno with the correct parts on the vehicle would be a lot stronger.

Everyone is a critic. I'm atleast offering substantial advice.

AWD Motorsports · 12-20-2010, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by JPSlick

I think it would help your cause if you had a dyno going to redline.

It appears your peak power levels off at 5500-6000. Then the dyno stops.

I did notice the burp at 6000 RPM, not sure what that is about. Looks like that is where you cut throttle and the dyno went bonkers.

Power under the curve is nice nonetheless.

I think an M10 meth nozzle will show the true potential perhaps.

I will get the car back now with the plugs in it so we can run it all out.. I just had to deliver the car back to the customer.. This is not the FINAL testing with the car its just the preliminary testing to show the possibilities with upgrades billets.. We are very busy shop with 17 evos here right now and i had to coordinate all this around 2 short days of shiv being here.. We would have liked to make everything perfect with the plugs, more meth etc.. We just ran short on time this round of testing..

dsm25psi · 12-20-2010, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Mike@AWD

Its a 50k car not a honda and i prefer to only offer whats best or nothing at all.. We squeezed the largest wheel we could in these..

Mike

Amen to that, Its funny reading these posts how guys are willing to spend $50k on cars but will complain about some of the pricing for the performance parts.
$2400 for pair of billet turbos is a steal. The stock frame turbos for evos all around $1700-$1800 for a single turbo and here you are getting 2. Im sure mike will post a new dyno sheet with all these hiccups fixed. Coming from building a 800hp evo8 my self, the pricing on performance parts on the 335i are very reasonable comparing to building an evo.

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GeorgeSmooth Lieutenant 38 Rep 565 Posts Drives: 2008 E90 335i AT Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: South Africa iTrader: (0)	I would prefer these over the EPL if the compressor wheel is lighter. Keep in mind the shaft which is thin as is was designed to hold the stock wheel which is much smaller. Adding a heavier wheel cannot be too much of a good thing so in this case lighter is better especially when you start hitting very high rpms. Good job Mike. __________________ 08 E90 335i AT RB Turbos -NX Wet Kit - Chiplogic Flash or Procede V5- M3 Diff - AE Exhaust- Forge Dv's - Helix Intercooler - AR DP's - P3 Boost Gauge - Vishnu Meth- Stett Chargepipe and CAI 09 C63
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AWD Motorsports First Lieutenant 27 Rep 324 Posts Drives: World's Quickest E60 M5 Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Coral Springs, FL iTrader: (0)	Also i would like to note this car was not tuned on the ragged edge either.. The drivability compared to the previous system is NIGHT AND DAY.. so much 2 guys that were here that drove the car have pulled there old system and gone to the Procede now.. At the end of the day ill sacrifice 10-20hp to have a car that has stock like drivability which this car does.. The customer will be posting up his feedback after the upgrade shortly.. Mike
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