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Had A prototype that made my car able to run full timing advance at full throttle. It's like running very high octane fuel. Made A video about it on my page. After the video, I destroyed the prototype but I can always build A new one.
I love this guy's format of interviewing racers. He knows his stuff and sometimes the interviewee is not really prepared for how much he knows. Good stuff. Best regards, Jim Stanley Ex AMG Powertrain Engineer.
I like how when you interview some dudes, they act like your just some car reporter until you whip out some shit that makes them think lmao Then there's the phase were they're trying to catch up to your questions and then they just dont stop talking engines, its awesome lol Thank you for the information you provide us with! Keep up the hard work!
Why would they think that? If they are familiar with Andre's company and remember he had the fastest AWD EVO in the world at one point, so lots of people in AU/NZ know who he is anyway.
@@dj4monie I was gonna put a caveat saying "I dont know what Andre's relation to any of these people or what they know of him" but it seems like it happens more than once when he interviews. I'm not bashing anyone, especially the team guys, it was just an observation. Shit, I watch almost all of Andre's videos and didn't know he was AWD king (Sorry and Go Andre!)
We've known Colin for probably around 10 years now and this might be the third time we've interviewed him (I think...) so he's fortunately quite familiar with my style and line of questioning :) Andre
Content like this should be the reason why UA-cam exists. Even though I only understand half of the information offered, the quality and depth of it is evident. Keep up the great work. Also I could watch these videos for the accent alone, so intriguing.
I love the idea of using what is essentially an electronic throttle body as a BOV! their BOV "throttle body" is bigger than the actual throttle body on my 3.0l Inline 6 lmao
you do not need 2000cc injectors to make 500+ on a 4 cyl but it also boils down to the type of fuel you are running. you need a monster fuel system if you run on alcohol at high hp levels. my current set up on my civic is 1000cc injectors on a 450 pump and the car currently make 502whp on 91 pump gas.
@@trickdacy6865 2000hp, not 500hp. It's also not just about the output but also reliability, accuracy, fuel choice and 'driveability' when it comes to injector set-ups - Taz.
As someone who met Ak Miller, and was turbocharging a 2 liter back in 1980, I found this absolutely fascinating. I really wish there had been more information and help back then. The whole idea of compounding has been on my mind for years, but never saw more than a few photos until now.
G Kuljian Ak Miller (NHRA co-founder, Bonneville and Pikes Peak Hall of fame member, etc.) built my and a lot of the import drag racing pioneer’s (Honda) turbo kits in Los Angeles, California in the 90s. He went 200mph+ in a turbo Ford Pinto at Bonneville.
I can remember Ak Miller's articles in Hot Rod magazine mostly on the factory turbo cars of the time, the Corvair and the Olds F85 with the 215 aluminum V8. I can remember him discussing methanol/ water injection in dealing with pre ignition. Not much if any recollection of intercoolers or BOV's but i do remember waste gates being mentioned. I remember the prevailing belief that the sizing of turbo to engine was a critical consideration. As i recall there was a belief that there was not much leeway.
Andre, once again your interviews are a joy to watch and listen to - and this vid being no exception to your knowledge and articulate nature to your questions. Thanks also to Colin for sharing all the great information in this video!
It's amazing to see this race tho the 5's between Mazworks and JETT. Both Shane and Collin are Tuning God's. It soooooo cool to get a peek into their minds, and see that compound turbo charging has been on their minds for a few years, and each figuring it out. Thanks Andre for asking all the right questions in these interviews! Makes a backyard tuner like myself feel a lil more professional hearing these guys have the same thoughts we do! AWESOME INTERVIEWS GUYS!!
Not a big fan of watching people talk but these videos are absolutely professional and informative. I find myself clinging on every sentence excellent interviews and break down of information for us simpletons! Thank you for your contribution to the boosted community
I'm at a lot of conferences, myriad of topics. The one thing that holds true; get a speaker who is charismatic and an expert in their given field and you'll find your attention span widen significantly. Edit: oops. These two are no exception. Great interview.
@@boosthit811 Why, Andre talked to Shane about, you didn't get a notification???? Compounding for ultra high output 4 cylinder is the next logical step you can only go so big with a turbo before response is impacted negatively even with anti-lag, 2 steps and nitrous oxide. I run nitrous oxide to get next frame turbo output out of a smaller turbo that is still responsive enough to be fun for daily use.
@@dj4monie No no, the next logical step would be starting to work with something that has a bit higher oxygen percentage than air, maybe pure oxygen. Now, i know this sounds completlx insane but let me ask you this question: what is more insane, trying to compound a little 4 cylinder to get over 110 psi, wich are around 7,58 bar or just enhance the oxygen percentage so much that you could run without a secondary turbo ;D? I mean, regular gas needs around 14,7:1 fuel-air ratio and nitromethan needs around 1.7:1, so probably would benefit a lot from that, if there wouldn't the high corrosion risk :D. I read about some guys that used an oxygen-CO2 mixture to prevent to much damage .
It's great hearing Shane T's approach with the charge air cooling with coolers vs evaporative cooling of methanol that Jett uses. Great Interview as always!
But it's not really a debate, charge cooling or cooling with fuel. Jett cools with fuel, nothing wrong with that but burns up a ton of fuel. I doubt the Mazworkz car runs that many injectors. Indy car used to run pre-turbo methanol injectors for cooling since they didn't use intercoolers in those days.
Thanks for the indepth interview Colin and Andre, as always fantastic questions and amazing detail by both men. Amazing where the industry is going or more precisely that they keep coming up with ways to go faster and faster!!!
Again i am amazed. This is madness but it is the greatest madness i have ever seen. I would love to help working in such an amazing piece of technologie. Sadly Drag Racing isnt as big in germany as i would like it to be. Also i am living a rural part and there are no drag strips or tuners. Thank you for showing me the amazing world of drag racing technologie and engine tuning. Love you guys.
Move.... We can always use more people in the hobby. You have to move mountains in some places, don't bother with that. Europe as a whole is more interested in circuit racing where rules are always limiting power to try to keep a level playing field. Drag Racing has already been what you got and do you have enough?
Dont move, you have the Nurburgring. Circuit racing is far more skilful for the driver and puts the car under more strain than 8-12sec of WOT in a straight with no lateral G forces trying to starve your engine of oil
Everytime I'm going through my vehicle performance/technology subs as soon as I hear that it's this channel (yes I hear it) I think, "Great, this will be thoroughly informative yet not impossible to understand for a layman like myself." 👍
also something to note is that when you add pressure to the inlet of the secondary turbo, the pressure ratio across the secondary's compressor can remain the same but you can achieve much higher boost pressure. in other words this means you can keep your secondary compressor within its optimal pressure ratio zone while drastically increasing its volumetric output (pressure, flow) also, you can think of compounding as turbocharging a turbo that is turbocharging the engine
yeah looking forward for jett racing team to finally break the 5 second mark with the 4g63 eclipse, and would like to see them work on a 6g72 engine as well hehe.
I was actually folly enough not to immediately notice that the RPM was in reference to the turbo. I clicked on this video so fast thinking "bollocks there's an engine that revs even half that high" only to realize in the first few seconds "oh wait, but turbos can" Good stuff.
A lot of people are not good interviewees. Especially people with a lot of information floating around in their heads like Collin. It's easy to go off on related tangents. A good interviewer tracks this and corals the interview back on path. A great interviewer does all of that plus understands the concepts, translates for the viewers, and keeps the interview productive and moving forward. Andre did a great job here. This is my first time watching this channel.
Thanks for kind words Joe! I'll make sure Andre sees your comment and I hope you enjoy getting stuck into some of the other videos we have. The Proline Racing (Eric) and Shane T interviews from the same event are where I recommend you start if you enjoyed Collins interview here =) - Taz. ua-cam.com/channels/kH2fkUhM1nM86-j6xrg_sQ.html
Wow yes! Takes a lot of Methanol to make 2200hp out of only a 4cyl engine and I could imagine how long that engine would last with running 110psig +10,000 rpm!
It’s literally all 4g63 internals just cause it’s a got a block strong to make more power doesn’t make it not a 4g63 if the motor never existed non of his parts would exist either it’s a 4g63
@@lucassturgin8710 Okay if you say so.Let's just say it's a Billet 4g63.....They run electric waterpump....external oil pump blah blah.Go put the billet block next to the Factory Block and tell me how much alike they are....I'm not hating here its very impressive.I think these guys run a billet Head too thats designed way different than OEM...
don't worry as collin willshire said they are currently on the developmental stage of these new compound turbo set-up, they are still trying to look for the best combination to make these thing work perfectly, goodluck to your mazworx team mate =)
how about a Variable Geometry compound turbo set up has anyone tried doing that?, that would really help spool the turbo a lot faster and could possibly eliminate turbo lag .
Why not try a mitsubishi 6G75 engine made of billet bullet engine block technology(crankshaft ,piston rods ,piston ,cylinder head) capable of 5000 hp and put your design on that one using a compound turbo and let see how it turns out to be.
I'm not trying to bicker with you quoting the billet 4G63 block has the OEM DNA, but IMO its more like 4G63 design. Because as from my understanding, there are no OEM material actually in that billet block. the weakness off the orginal 4G63 had been redesigned for this billet item and super improved to not lift heads without a headgasket at that power and boost. It's a prettu amazing piece really.
Why is this non-important fact like to be debated until the cows come home? The real issue is serious output is out of the reach of the average enthusiast. It always has been, because leading edge technology comes at a price and you have to be willing to get to a point to where you need help from people smarter than yourself. There is no reason really to have more than 500 hp in a 4 cylinder car on the street. In-fact it would be fun at 350-400 hp and you can keep the majority of your stock parts. I have goals that require 600-650 hp and I don't close doors otherwise I try to apaise purist while they don't donate a dollar to help me.
My daily driver has a very narrow power band , in fact its so narrow I haven't even found it yet , I drive a Rolls Canhardly > Rolls down hills and Can hardly get back up them
When they first put a cooler on the diesel engine it was the best thing they ever did for toque increase . The hp increase and toque increase will far our perform the weight increase.
At 15.00 he stresses out the safety of billet for safety........ First billet V8 blocks used in tractor pulling in the Netherlands owners were surprised thrown a rod INSIDE the engine....Opposed to cast blocks what really meant THROWING a rod!!!!!!!!!
At some point, you wonder why the 4-cylinders or any number of cylinders are still there? At 110 psi boost that is a 8.5:1 compression ratio without ANY pistons or cylinders. Just take that the air, run it into a can, spraying in the fuel and burn it! Then run the exhaust to the turbos' exhaust turbines. Take the turboshafts and run it to the gear box. Voila! You got yourself a turboshaft engine. They can be made very power dense. How dense? Something 200kg in weight -- about the same as a chevy smallblock V8 or a turbocharged V6 -- and about the same size can get you about 3000shp. Not bad!
@@hpa101 Taz, thanks for the reply, and thanks to everyone at HPA you folks are doing the lords work. They don’t teach you about compound turbos in school. At least, not any school I went to.. 🤣
I'm a bit confused about the part of weight. He says adding a cooling system adds weight, but adding piping for a second turbo and the turbo itself is lighter? how is that possible? At least with a cooling system you'd have the option of spreading the weight load across the vehicle better, where as a turbo needs to be close to the engine and subsequently limits where you can spread the weight...
Yes sir! I made that a little more obvious. There is some great discussion in this interview regarding compound vs single and where they are operating in the compressor map. Enjoy! - Taz.
when you watch the interview its definitly obvious. People should watch your videos with more attention to details. I love to watch your interviews and lessons!
I reckon! Had the comment from a few before anyone even viewed the video. Might as well go read a book if you can't be arsed viewing something before commenting and judge it on the title alone 😂 Glad you enjoyed it though! Yours is the opinion that matters 😎 - Taz.
He mentioned the 2.4 liter briefly, what is defining the displacement, bore, and stroke geometry? Is it regulations on shared componentry with production stuff, convinience, or strength?
What a/r double v band housing does the gt4202 have on it? I’ve seen quite a few different a/r sizes on those and 1.01 1.15 1.28 etc what sizing and what is the reasoning behind choosing that? What size compressor wheel and why?
@@Singleturbo-sk9qp And uses nitrous oxide, that doesn't bother you? Amazing.... Yes it's still a cast block 4G6x and 2nd Gen DSM chassis, but it runs a Ford 8.8 rear end...
Collins Jett Racing Eclipse ran an 6.5@223mph with the 4g63 cast factory block few years back , so that equals still the fastest and quickest Maybe rephrase it as Jett Racing has both World Records for the 4g63s in factory cast block and with Billets
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Want to be like Andre? We can't do anything about your accent, however, we can hook you up with some of the HPA branded gear that he wears.
If you're interested, check out our merch shop for the details - shop.hpacademy.com/ - Taz.
Had A prototype that made my car able to run full timing advance at full throttle. It's like running very high octane fuel.
Made A video about it on my page.
After the video, I destroyed the prototype but I can always build A new one.
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I love this guy's format of interviewing racers. He knows his stuff and sometimes the interviewee is not really prepared for how much he knows.
Good stuff.
Best regards,
Jim Stanley
Ex AMG Powertrain Engineer.
I like how when you interview some dudes, they act like your just some car reporter until you whip out some shit that makes them think lmao Then there's the phase were they're trying to catch up to your questions and then they just dont stop talking engines, its awesome lol Thank you for the information you provide us with! Keep up the hard work!
Why would they think that? If they are familiar with Andre's company and remember he had the fastest AWD EVO in the world at one point, so lots of people in AU/NZ know who he is anyway.
@@dj4monie I was gonna put a caveat saying "I dont know what Andre's relation to any of these people or what they know of him" but it seems like it happens more than once when he interviews. I'm not bashing anyone, especially the team guys, it was just an observation. Shit, I watch almost all of Andre's videos and didn't know he was AWD king (Sorry and Go Andre!)
We've known Colin for probably around 10 years now and this might be the third time we've interviewed him (I think...) so he's fortunately quite familiar with my style and line of questioning :) Andre
@@hpa101 Well I was completely mistaken then lol Disregard!
I'm still trying to make sense of 22 odd injectors to run this thing and a possible (inevitable) 5sec pas from a 4 cylinder. Amazing.
When he's not trying to kill Superman, he's really passionate about vehicle performance.
A man of many talents - Taz.
Content like this should be the reason why UA-cam exists. Even though I only understand half of the information offered, the quality and depth of it is evident. Keep up the great work.
Also I could watch these videos for the accent alone, so intriguing.
It is the reason why the internet exist. I can't speak for those that rather be entertained, I find this very entertaining.
I love the idea of using what is essentially an electronic throttle body as a BOV!
their BOV "throttle body" is bigger than the actual throttle body on my 3.0l Inline 6 lmao
It's cool when even Andre is blown away with 5 injectors per cylinder. That reaction was priceless.
5 injectors per cylinder...wow!
Think about it, 500 hp per cylinder, when you need (1 per cylinders) ID2000's to get 500+ hp out of all 4 cylinders
you do not need 2000cc injectors to make 500+ on a 4 cyl but it also boils down to the type of fuel you are running. you need a monster fuel system if you run on alcohol at high hp levels. my current set up on my civic is 1000cc injectors on a 450 pump and the car currently make 502whp on 91 pump gas.
@@trickdacy6865 he means 500 hp PER cylinder, not the whole engine. so 2000hp in total
@@trickdacy6865 2000hp, not 500hp. It's also not just about the output but also reliability, accuracy, fuel choice and 'driveability' when it comes to injector set-ups - Taz.
High Performance Academy I wonder what sort of electrical drain running that many injectors has?
As someone who met Ak Miller, and was turbocharging a 2 liter back in 1980, I found this absolutely fascinating. I really wish there had been more information and help back then. The whole idea of compounding has been on my mind for years, but never saw more than a few photos until now.
G Kuljian Ak Miller (NHRA co-founder, Bonneville and Pikes Peak Hall of fame member, etc.) built my and a lot of the import drag racing pioneer’s (Honda) turbo kits in Los Angeles, California in the 90s. He went 200mph+ in a turbo Ford Pinto at Bonneville.
Imagine where we'd be now if we had this kind of data back in the 80's.
I can remember Ak Miller's articles in Hot Rod magazine mostly on the factory turbo cars of the time, the Corvair and the Olds F85 with the 215 aluminum V8. I can remember him discussing methanol/ water injection in dealing with pre ignition. Not much if any recollection of intercoolers or BOV's but i do remember waste gates being mentioned. I remember the prevailing belief that the sizing of turbo to engine was a critical consideration. As i recall there was a belief that there was not much leeway.
This is cutting edge shit of the highest quality!,5 injectors per cylinder,120psi!! boost.you the man Colin, and you to Andre!
Andre, once again your interviews are a joy to watch and listen to - and this vid being no exception to your knowledge and articulate nature to your questions.
Thanks also to Colin for sharing all the great information in this video!
It's amazing to see this race tho the 5's between Mazworks and JETT. Both Shane and Collin are Tuning God's. It soooooo cool to get a peek into their minds, and see that compound turbo charging has been on their minds for a few years, and each figuring it out. Thanks Andre for asking all the right questions in these interviews! Makes a backyard tuner like myself feel a lil more professional hearing these guys have the same thoughts we do! AWESOME INTERVIEWS GUYS!!
Brilliant work as usual Andre and a Huge Thanks and Thumbs Up to Collin for the free flowing insight !!!!
Not a big fan of watching people talk but these videos are absolutely professional and informative. I find myself clinging on every sentence excellent interviews and break down of information for us simpletons! Thank you for your contribution to the boosted community
I'm at a lot of conferences, myriad of topics. The one thing that holds true; get a speaker who is charismatic and an expert in their given field and you'll find your attention span widen significantly.
Edit: oops. These two are no exception. Great interview.
Andre always asked the right questions.
#nailedit! Thanks Dub! - Taz.
All the interviews he does is great
Very informed and interesting...
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it :) - Taz.
Wow! That is crazy. Compounding a 2ltr 4 cylinder, Gale Banks would be proud. Also 5 injectors per cylinder!! Epic.
Mazworx Shane T has the sr20 which is three turbo.
Really?! I wonder if that is beginning to be overkill on the sr20?
@@boosthit811 Why, Andre talked to Shane about, you didn't get a notification???? Compounding for ultra high output 4 cylinder is the next logical step you can only go so big with a turbo before response is impacted negatively even with anti-lag, 2 steps and nitrous oxide. I run nitrous oxide to get next frame turbo output out of a smaller turbo that is still responsive enough to be fun for daily use.
No I haven't seen that video. Sound good tho.
@@dj4monie
No no, the next logical step would be starting to work with something that has a bit higher oxygen percentage than air, maybe pure oxygen. Now, i know this sounds completlx insane but let me ask you this question: what is more insane, trying to compound a little 4 cylinder to get over 110 psi, wich are around 7,58 bar or just enhance the oxygen percentage so much that you could run without a secondary turbo ;D? I mean, regular gas needs around 14,7:1 fuel-air ratio and nitromethan needs around 1.7:1, so probably would benefit a lot from that, if there wouldn't the high corrosion risk :D. I read about some guys that used an oxygen-CO2 mixture to prevent to much damage .
It's great hearing Shane T's approach with the charge air cooling with coolers vs evaporative cooling of methanol that Jett uses. Great Interview as always!
But it's not really a debate, charge cooling or cooling with fuel. Jett cools with fuel, nothing wrong with that but burns up a ton of fuel. I doubt the Mazworkz car runs that many injectors. Indy car used to run pre-turbo methanol injectors for cooling since they didn't use intercoolers in those days.
That's not Shane T tho? am I missing something?
@@nickacelvn Shane t talks about an SR he tunes where first thing he did was re fit the intercooler.
2750cc times 5 per cylinder! is there any room for air left?
That's just insane
Sure 100+ psi @ likely 100-110 cfm is a ton of air...
Id guess about 10 liters. in 6 seconds.
5gal/.25miles. Lol
James Nichols I live my life 5 gallons at a time.
Thanks for the indepth interview Colin and Andre, as always fantastic questions and amazing detail by both men. Amazing where the industry is going or more precisely that they keep coming up with ways to go faster and faster!!!
Again i am amazed. This is madness but it is the greatest madness i have ever seen. I would love to help working in such an amazing piece of technologie. Sadly Drag Racing isnt as big in germany as i would like it to be. Also i am living a rural part and there are no drag strips or tuners. Thank you for showing me the amazing world of drag racing technologie and engine tuning. Love you guys.
Move.... We can always use more people in the hobby. You have to move mountains in some places, don't bother with that. Europe as a whole is more interested in circuit racing where rules are always limiting power to try to keep a level playing field. Drag Racing has already been what you got and do you have enough?
Dont move, you have the Nurburgring. Circuit racing is far more skilful for the driver and puts the car under more strain than 8-12sec of WOT in a straight with no lateral G forces trying to starve your engine of oil
Great interview. I’m fascinated by these compound turbo set ups
Everytime I'm going through my vehicle performance/technology subs as soon as I hear that it's this channel (yes I hear it) I think, "Great, this will be thoroughly informative yet not impossible to understand for a layman like myself." 👍
Outstanding coverage guys. Love the content.
Interviewer doing a brilliant job!
I love this channel. Keep up the great work.
Thanks mate! - Taz.
Simply insane power from a 4 cylinder.Great interview and totally understandable for non tech heads.
Wow what a great insight to an awesome Aussie race car and team well done Jett Racing and thanks HPA
What a great in depth conversation. Well done guys.
also something to note is that when you add pressure to the inlet of the secondary turbo, the pressure ratio across the secondary's compressor can remain the same but you can achieve much higher boost pressure. in other words this means you can keep your secondary compressor within its optimal pressure ratio zone while drastically increasing its volumetric output (pressure, flow)
also, you can think of compounding as turbocharging a turbo that is turbocharging the engine
Thanks for these quality interviews!!
Andre makes it very easy to understand the tech.
Great stuff. Surprised you don’t have more subscribers!
yeah looking forward for jett racing team to finally break the 5 second mark with the 4g63 eclipse, and would like to see them work on a 6g72 engine as well hehe.
Why do you do it?
@@dj4monie why the not?, or better yet on a 6g75 mivec engine , the heads on those engine have been said to flow better than an LS7
Awesome conversation again, really interesting. Still blows my mind thinking about 2lt engines making over a couple thousand hp.
Tdl Australia 1.5L F1 engines made 1500hp in qualifying 30years ago making full noise for more than1 entire minute not 6secs.
Loving these vids!
I was actually folly enough not to immediately notice that the RPM was in reference to the turbo. I clicked on this video so fast thinking "bollocks there's an engine that revs even half that high" only to realize in the first few seconds "oh wait, but turbos can"
Good stuff.
F1 fans would have eaten him alive for his secrets 😂😂😂
Incredible, great job guys! Thanks for content!
Thanks for the kind words mate! Glad you enjoyed it :) - Taz.
A lot of people are not good interviewees. Especially people with a lot of information floating around in their heads like Collin. It's easy to go off on related tangents. A good interviewer tracks this and corals the interview back on path. A great interviewer does all of that plus understands the concepts, translates for the viewers, and keeps the interview productive and moving forward.
Andre did a great job here. This is my first time watching this channel.
Thanks for kind words Joe! I'll make sure Andre sees your comment and I hope you enjoy getting stuck into some of the other videos we have. The Proline Racing (Eric) and Shane T interviews from the same event are where I recommend you start if you enjoyed Collins interview here =) - Taz.
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Wow yes! Takes a lot of Methanol to make 2200hp out of only a 4cyl engine and I could imagine how long that engine would last with running 110psig +10,000 rpm!
Picture a garden hose for each cylinder, 4 hoses, at full bore!
Phenomenal tech info again!! Thank you!
This channel is really great, thanks for getting some of the details out of these folks.
Cheers for watching Brian! - Taz.
It's amazing to finally see compounding turbo charging slowly enter the gas engine cars. Clearly its the future. This is historic.
It’s crazy how much power 4 cylinders put out and many are more reliable then bigger engines
Great, love these in depth interviews. They're actually educational. Thanks Hp
All hail the 4G63
Is it still a 4g63????I don't think so
Dirk Diggler if it’s same dimensions it’s the same
@@lucassturgin8710 it's a billet block......lots of billet stuff on it???So tell me more how 4g63 is it???
It’s literally all 4g63 internals just cause it’s a got a block strong to make more power doesn’t make it not a 4g63 if the motor never existed non of his parts would exist either it’s a 4g63
@@lucassturgin8710 Okay if you say so.Let's just say it's a Billet 4g63.....They run electric waterpump....external oil pump blah blah.Go put the billet block next to the Factory Block and tell me how much alike they are....I'm not hating here its very impressive.I think these guys run a billet Head too thats designed way different than OEM...
Madness !! What a monster
4g63 design still kicking ass! DSM!!!
Great interview 👍
Another great video. Lots of info, be very interesting to know how all the air pipe plumbing works too
Mazworkz s15 is on the corner with the new setup.....lets see.....
As soon as some of the better tracks open for the season, it's ON.
don't worry as collin willshire said they are currently on the developmental stage of these new compound turbo set-up, they are still trying to look for the best combination to make these thing work perfectly, goodluck to your mazworx team mate =)
I love this channel ❤. So intricately informative.
As a V8 guy. This is incredibly impressive. Excellent interview.
Cheers! Glad to hear you enjoyed it and cheers for the comment. There are people doing amazing things out there with engines, big and small 😎 - Taz.
Great interview.
The level of detail was incredible.
What a crazy engine!
(In a good way crazy)
how about a Variable Geometry compound turbo set up has anyone tried doing that?, that would really help spool the turbo a lot faster and could possibly eliminate turbo lag .
have no idea about anything that was said, but it's interesting and liked the video
Thanks for the interview.
More Cylinders ?! Marty, where we’re going we don’t need more cylinders.
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Awesome build and enter view
"yee we rawn 5 injectahs peh cylinda" his mouth drops lololol 20 minutes marker
No better interviewer on UA-cam
Why not try a mitsubishi 6G75 engine made of billet bullet engine block technology(crankshaft ,piston rods ,piston ,cylinder head) capable of 5000 hp and put your design on that one using a compound turbo and let see how it turns out to be.
its nice too see old school trix in the top runners compound turbo's, injecting fuel too keep cool
Good, old Mitsu!
Great interview
4g63 Mad scientist
Very secretive about crankshaft choice😎 I'm sure it was none of the names he mentioned haha
Winberg is the best 4g63 crank i know of so either that or a Bryant
looks like its a winberg
@@Realtime1501 marine crankshafts are up there also
I used to do some panel work on this car im pre sure its inhouse crank like the block and head
Forged unobtainium.
CANT GET OVER HOW MANY TIMES HE SAID "YEA LOOK BLLAHA BLHA BLAH"
I'm not trying to bicker with you quoting the billet 4G63 block has the OEM DNA, but IMO its more like 4G63 design. Because as from my understanding, there are no OEM material actually in that billet block.
the weakness off the orginal 4G63 had been redesigned for this billet item and super improved to not lift heads without a headgasket at that power and boost.
It's a prettu amazing piece really.
Why is this non-important fact like to be debated until the cows come home? The real issue is serious output is out of the reach of the average enthusiast. It always has been, because leading edge technology comes at a price and you have to be willing to get to a point to where you need help from people smarter than yourself. There is no reason really to have more than 500 hp in a 4 cylinder car on the street. In-fact it would be fun at 350-400 hp and you can keep the majority of your stock parts. I have goals that require 600-650 hp and I don't close doors otherwise I try to apaise purist while they don't donate a dollar to help me.
No power under 9000rpm?? Wow
Holy shit! 5 injectors per cylinder😯😯😯🤯
And then! Some in the intake too😯
My daily driver has a very narrow power band , in fact its so narrow I haven't even found it yet , I drive a Rolls Canhardly > Rolls down hills and Can hardly get back up them
Really love these tech talks
you fall under your power band spray mos into the compressor side of turbo so the force of the nos spools up the turbo eliminateing lag
Now this is an amazing feat indeed.
Great build nonetheless!
Fantastic video! Do you think we can get a video on the rb26 engine running vvt
When I saw the title, I was wondering how the hell you find a fuel pump that can handle that on a 4cyl.
The worlds Quickest and fastest 4 cylinder is Larry McBrides Top Fuel Bike 5.61 @ 249 mph but has gone as fast as 258mph
I didn't know any engine could handle 110 PSI of boost?
4g63 powahhh.. Wuuuu
When they first put a cooler on the diesel engine it was the best thing they ever did for toque increase
. The hp increase and toque increase will far our perform the weight increase.
How do u think an s2000 motor f20c v-tec would go in an all billet block and head with a compound set-up colin ?
At 15.00 he stresses out the safety of billet for safety........ First billet V8 blocks used in tractor pulling in the Netherlands owners were surprised thrown a rod INSIDE the engine....Opposed to cast blocks what really meant THROWING a rod!!!!!!!!!
very inspirational air
5 2700cc injectors per cylinder plus 2 in the intake ? wow.
Imagine what kind of magneto it takes the light all the alcohol
And that 2700cc is probably at 3 bar base pressure and they run 6 bar base so would be about 3500cc per injector?
chris mccleary Arc reactor
Must cost alot just to build it so it's useless on the stadard road but it's amazing what they have done
Goddamn this is so good. It's like crack. Nobody does this better. Addicted.
At some point, you wonder why the 4-cylinders or any number of cylinders are still there? At 110 psi boost that is a 8.5:1 compression ratio without ANY pistons or cylinders. Just take that the air, run it into a can, spraying in the fuel and burn it! Then run the exhaust to the turbos' exhaust turbines. Take the turboshafts and run it to the gear box. Voila! You got yourself a turboshaft engine. They can be made very power dense. How dense? Something 200kg in weight -- about the same as a chevy smallblock V8 or a turbocharged V6 -- and about the same size can get you about 3000shp. Not bad!
Wow that’s crazy
There are a few that have gone faster now I believe but they're all working at this level to do so. Glad you enjoyed this one - Taz.
@@hpa101 Taz, thanks for the reply, and thanks to everyone at HPA you folks are doing the lords work. They don’t teach you about compound turbos in school. At least, not any school I went to.. 🤣
I'm a bit confused about the part of weight. He says adding a cooling system adds weight, but adding piping for a second turbo and the turbo itself is lighter? how is that possible? At least with a cooling system you'd have the option of spreading the weight load across the vehicle better, where as a turbo needs to be close to the engine and subsequently limits where you can spread the weight...
80000 rpm WOW
The 80,000rpm is the turbo rpm not the engine :D
Yes sir! I made that a little more obvious. There is some great discussion in this interview regarding compound vs single and where they are operating in the compressor map. Enjoy! - Taz.
when you watch the interview its definitly obvious. People should watch your videos with more attention to details.
I love to watch your interviews and lessons!
I reckon! Had the comment from a few before anyone even viewed the video. Might as well go read a book if you can't be arsed viewing something before commenting and judge it on the title alone 😂
Glad you enjoyed it though! Yours is the opinion that matters 😎 - Taz.
I was completely losing my mind on this video title.
dude got more psi in his engine that a lorry in the tyres! o.O
He mentioned the 2.4 liter briefly, what is defining the displacement, bore, and stroke geometry? Is it regulations on shared componentry with production stuff, convinience, or strength?
Aheitchoo the Mitsubishi 4G63 is a 2.0ltr engine, and there was also a 4G64 that was the 2.4ltr you mentioned.
What a/r double v band housing does the gt4202 have on it? I’ve seen quite a few different a/r sizes on those and 1.01 1.15 1.28 etc what sizing and what is the reasoning behind choosing that? What size compressor wheel and why?
Looked like a 2jz when I first laid eyes on it
Huh? Looks nothing like a 1JZ or 2JZ, sorry.
I think it’s because of the purple adjustable cam gears 😉
Congrats on the fastest 4cyl, but red demon is the greatest 4g63 powered car of all time lol
Yes we love the Red Demon too! - Taz.
Red demon is the real eclipse its awd lol
@@Singleturbo-sk9qp And uses nitrous oxide, that doesn't bother you? Amazing.... Yes it's still a cast block 4G6x and 2nd Gen DSM chassis, but it runs a Ford 8.8 rear end...
@@dj4monie supras do the same thing duh
Collins Jett Racing Eclipse ran an 6.5@223mph with the 4g63 cast factory block few years back , so that equals still the fastest and quickest
Maybe rephrase it as Jett Racing has both World Records for the 4g63s in factory cast block and with Billets