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    Cool RedGutz 991 Turbo S with Champion Motorsports Turbo Upgrade Drag Races All Comers

    Today I went to a private exotic car quarter mie drag race at a 3,000 foot runway and finally, got to try out my Champion 68mm VTG Turbo Upgrade with race gas (Sunoco GT 260 Plus) and my new rear R888s. Wow! Between the R888s and the Turbo upgrade with race gas the performance was in a complete different universe than on Stage 2+ with stock turbos, race gas and regular summer tires.The car finally hooked every time on launch and accelerated like I have never felt before. There was no timing by but the 1/4 flag my speedo indicated 140 mph -- 10 mph faster than I have ever done on that runway with my car.I had 9 races. I won all of them except against a 1000 plus hp Jeep on high boost that was towed to the event and during the race I lost to him was making a very loud whooshing sound which I thought was supplemental fueling. As the attached videos show the margins of victory were massive. Thank you Tom and Champion!!!Here are the vids:1.

    *EDIT* Videos are below

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    @sdg1871 any reason your videos aren't working? Only the bottom one works for me.

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    Here, let me help:
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    Wow, thats moving! Congrats! Are the gt-r's stock?
    Stock 991.2 C2 Manny. Project build https://www.boostaddict.com/showthre...arrera-project
    DD e90: MHD+JB4 tuned by Trebila.

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    Here is a new video of my launch against the 650s:


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    New video of my launch against the blue GT-R:


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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by quattr0 Click here to enlarge
    Wow, thats moving! Congrats! Are the gt-r's stock?
    The Orange one appears stock. The blue GT-R has volt
    ons.

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    GIAC Stage IV tuned Porsche 991.1 Turbo S with Champion 68mm VTG Turbo Upgrade vs. McLaren 650S, tuned GTR, 997 Turbo, 1000+ hp Jeep SRT, etc.

    This Porsche 991.1 Turbo S belongs to BoostAddict member @sdg1871. His car is tuned with a GIAC Stage IV flash for upgraded turbos. He has a 68mm VTG turbo upgrade from Champion Motorsports along with their intercoolers and a Tubi exhaust.

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    The car is quick especially off the line which shows in the runs below. He easily beats just about everything he runs as nobody can match the launch. Well, only the all wheel drive Jeep Cherokee SRT with over 1000 horsepower can.

    The two McLarens are easily dispatched:






    Next up are a pair of GTR's. The blue one has bolt ons.






    A 997 turbo with unknown mods tries its luck:


    The only car that poses a real challenge is this Jeep. The 991 fights it off when the Jeep is on low boost but with the boost turned up the Jeep impressively wins. Talk about a stoplight terror:




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    Here is a launch view of the blue GTR race:



    Here is an in car camera view of the 997 Turbo race:


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    @sdg1871 what is RedGutz anyway?

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    @sdg1871 what is RedGutz anyway?
    The car's interior is red leather.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by sdg1871 Click here to enlarge
    The car's interior is red leather.
    I see so you use that name for a racing team or something like that?

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    that jeep was a beast, considering the cars you easily dispatched.
    Last edited by Bowser330; 05-25-2017 at 11:30 AM.

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    The following was pulled from 6speedonline.com

    Redgutz on the Champion Motorsports Dyno in for her
    turbo upgrade.

    Results:
    655 wheel HP and 641 wheel torque on Ms109 race gas. 610 wheel HP on 93 octane. 655 wheel HP is about 773 horsepower at the crank.

    Modding the car is now over.

    Final mod list:

    Champion Motorsports upgraded turbos - 68mm VTGs
    Champion Motorsports intercoolers
    Tubi catless race exhaust
    GIAC tune (probably called Stage 4)
    BMC filter
    Champion race diverter valves

    Stock: plenum, headers, Y pipe and transmission. No meth injection or nitrous.

    Here is the video of a Dyno pull. Flames happen. Will post Dyno graphs as soon as I get them.



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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Bowser330 Click here to enlarge
    The following was pulled from
    Did I not write an article on this? If so I dropped the ball.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    Did I not write an article on this? If so I dropped the ball.
    I think I did cover it or maybe it was another car: http://www.boostaddict.com/showthrea...light=champion

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    Did I not write an article on this? If so I dropped the ball.
    You may have but I don't recall I just pasted it in because I wanted to see the full mod list. I am surprised at no intake mods since those seem pretty standard...but to each his own as they say.

    amazing car, I'm looking at 991.1 turbos, the fringe examples are almost hitting sub-$100k...another year and the should be there.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Bowser330 Click here to enlarge

    You may have but I don't recall I just pasted it in because I wanted to see the full mod list. I am surprised at no intake mods since those seem pretty standard...but to each his own as they say.

    amazing car, I'm looking at 991.1 turbos, the fringe examples are almost hitting sub-$100k...another year and the should be there.
    Little evidence that the intake type mods actually work for the 991.1 TTS. I had the IPD plenum on until my tune dynoed an identically modded car comparing the stock plenum with IPD plenum and found a 15-20 wheel HP loss from stock with the IPD plenum. So I removed it from my car when went back to the stock plenum. Similarly I removed the aftermarket FVD headers from my car after my tuner dynoed it and found they lost significant power frombstock. So I went back to stock headers. I reviewed Dyno results of the Y pipe that fits my setup vs stock Y Pope and the power gains were very small and insignificant. And I have yet to see Dyno results on any of the aftermarket intakes.

    To me the mods that produce the most power in the car are:

    1. Tune

    2. Upgraded exhaust (high flow cats or for the most power catless).

    3. Upgraded intercoolers

    4. Upgraded turbos

    5. Water/meth injection kit

    6. R888 rear tires to put power down

    7. Race gas

    Mods that I am specious about in terms of power gains are:

    1. Intake

    2. Headers

    3. Plenum

    4. Y pipe

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by sdg1871 Click here to enlarge
    I had the IPD plenum on until my tune dynoed an identically modded car comparing the stock plenum with IPD plenum and found a 15-20 wheel HP loss from stock with the IPD plenum.
    I tested it on my car: http://www.porscheboost.com/content....d-dyno-results

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    That is an awesome result. The testing I was referring to was on a 991.1 Turbo S with GIAC tune with intercoolers, tune and exhaust.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by sdg1871 Click here to enlarge
    That is an awesome result. The testing I was referring to was on a 991.1 Turbo S with GIAC tune with intercoolers, tune and exhaust.
    I understand. Just pointing out the IPD plenum worked in my experience.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by Sticky Click here to enlarge
    I understand. Just pointing out the IPD plenum worked in my experience.

    I really wish something existed to allow you to datalog. My opinion is that the plenum produces power because its somehow causing the ECU to run more boost, not because its more efficient.
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by lulz_m3 Click here to enlarge
    I really wish something existed to allow you to datalog. My opinion is that the plenum produces power because its somehow causing the ECU to run more boost, not because its more efficient.
    There are people who feel that way. If I had a logging option I'd use it but nothing is available.

    I'm waiting on Durametric.

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