The GM52 Funco Hustler clone conversion

I would love to hear that thing on the Dyno.  Not sure Ive ever heard a turbo flat 6 wailing @ full boggie. 

 
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Can't wait to see Numbers Glad its FINALLY going again

 
1newbie said:
Can you tease us with some specs for the motor?  Is it a 3.2?  What do you spin yours to?
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its a hybrid 3.2 liter.  basically its a 3.6 motor with a custom modified crank to fit a 3.6 motor

the 3.6 crank has a massive 91mm stroke but because it has 7 main bearing journal (unlike a honda v6 that only has 4) and is only 17" long, the real-estate of the crank makes the 3.6 crack.  the 3.0 crank on the other hand is strong with an 80 mm stroke (still big).  billet custom camshafts, custom tapered 12mm head studs

8+ quart pan, oil pump runs off of cam speed so the pump moves slower with much larger gear rotors, intake cam advance   this is an exact duplicate of my motor.  The only problem i see is that Grease monkeys car is probably 200llbs lighter than my car, HMMMMM...... :classic_cool:   7700rpm  i cant recall but think my rev limiter is at 8k, to be honest i rarly turn on my boost controller cause it has over 600 hp at 11psi, honestly 18 psi is really not dunable (LOL)

 
Gotcha.  this has been an issue as far back as I can remember.  folks were going so far as to coat them with bed liner & VHT track bite to get tires to stick.  my favorite is 3 big dudes sitting in the trunk of a car on the dyno.........  YIKES!!

I dont get how the Diesel truck folks can say they are putting down 3000 ft-Lbs of TQ on a chassis dyno with a truck that has E-Rated tires on it..............  300 Ft-Lbs smokes the tires, but 3000 does not???? 

 
SandTrap said:
Any Updates??
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Working thru some technical stuff and setting up the AEM infinity ECU to control the boost. Two ways to go a about it with my setup. One is buy a stand alone boost controller. That's the easy way. Or, use the AEM system to control boost settings. That's the harder way but you all should know me by now. Hahaha. 

The AEM infinity from my research has tables and percentages that need to be based then use the base to build from. 

Unlike a standalone boost controller, this Infinity can be used for a multitude of controls and settings.  

The AEM supplies boost dial switch is 12 position.  John and I agree we don't need 12 options and it's just not attractive. It looks like a toaster oven timer.  John's sourcing a mil spec 4 position switch that will work with the 5 volt reference and break that voltage down in those steps. Basically a dial potentiometer with 4 stops.

I'm thinking this week will be time to add some fuel to the tank. 😁

 
on my subaru car it was all the boost. once I drove it @25psi I never turned it back down. never enough boost :)

 
funco4lizzle said:
on my subaru car it was all the boost. once I drove it @25psi I never turned it back down. never enough boost :)
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On my 2.5 Car, I ran it at 14.5 lbs.  450 ish HP.  The engine was built to handle over 20 lbs but never went there.  That car is still running strong today. I bet 7 years now....

On my current car with the last 3.0 at 8 lbs we had 600 ish hp.  That was a blast.  Really never got comfortable with the new build as the engine just wouldn't keep head gaskets and the new to me sequential shift pattern wasn't mussel memory.

What i can say was the 600 hp was something else in consideration of what i've owned the last few years. 

This new build and boost settings should provide me a base (bottom setting) of around the same 600 ish hp.   Not sure how far John will push it climbing up the boost range but from what i've been told.  1000+ hp is obtainable but truly not sustainable or necessary for how I dune.

Honestly if 850hp is the high setting and I can tickle that just to see and feel it on those special occasions then Id be stoked.

This car is nimble, and with the short wheel base it will be a handful.

 
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Grease Monkey said:
Working thru some technical stuff and setting up the AEM infinity ECU to control the boost. Two ways to go a about it with my setup. One is buy a stand alone boost controller. That's the easy way. Or, use the AEM system to control boost settings. That's the harder way but you all should know me by now. Hahaha. 

The AEM infinity from my research has tables and percentages that need to be based then use the base to build from. 

Unlike a standalone boost controller, this Infinity can be used for a multitude of controls and settings.  

The AEM supplies boost dial switch is 12 position.  John and I agree we don't need 12 options and it's just not attractive. It looks like a toaster oven timer.  John's sourcing a mil spec 4 position switch that will work with the 5 volt reference and break that voltage down in those steps. Basically a dial potentiometer with 4 stops.

I'm thinking this week will be time to add some fuel to the tank. 😁
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Even need 4 positions?  A lit latching push button with an inline fuse and light for off/ALL TEH BOOOOOOOOOOOOOST YO!!!! might be plenty. :biggrin:

 
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Bonus points if you label the button "NAAAWS!"

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