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Old 07-22-2004, 11:19 PM
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Turbo CL-S vs. Porsche 911 TT

Well, this is the race I always wanted... but unfortunateley I wasn't necessarily prepared. Anyways, here's how it went.

I was going south on the 405 in nasty traffic & 80C temps. I spotted a 911TT with wheels and exhaust (silver color). He was restless so I knew he was upto it. Anyways, we were both going West on the 10 (towards the beach... which clears up) and so he gunned it at the off-ramp and I followed. There was a car in front, so we were both behind and when the lane cleared, he jumped on it - saw the black smoke from his exhaust given the sudden flooring of the throttle. Anyways, I was about 1-car behind when he floored it and I floored it as well going 40mph. My wheels started spinning, so he gained a car in 2nd. In 3rd I was a dead-even 2 car lengths behind and in 4th I started catching up and regained the 1-car that I lost. He then let-off and rolled his window down and said... 'Damn, that's fast!'. I didn't even reply, just asked him what mods he had and if he was an X50 model... both of which he replied... "Exhaust" and "Yes".

I was ecstatic... too bad it was hot and I wasn't prepared. I knew the IC wasn't being effective given the heat and bad traffic.

Ah well... I'll soon be able to smoke him
Old 07-22-2004, 11:48 PM
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Considering how close we live, I am ashamed that I haven't yet paid homage to that monster CL of yours. I can't believe that you _gained_ on a 911 TT... that's a beautiful thing man.

"Way to go" just doesn't cut it in this situation.
Old 07-22-2004, 11:51 PM
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awesome "woulda, shoulda, coulda" kill man
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i neeed the tc
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Originally Posted by goldmemberer
Considering how close we live, I am ashamed that I haven't yet paid homage to that monster CL of yours. I can't believe that you _gained_ on a 911 TT... that's a beautiful thing man.

"Way to go" just doesn't cut it in this situation.
Well, I barely gained 1-car... so I wouldn't call this a kill or anything like that. I know these cars trap 115-120mph, so that is what I am more happy about. Off the line, he'd eat me
Old 07-23-2004, 12:46 AM
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Ah well... I'll soon be able to smoke him
Never thought i'd be able to see a CLS owner say that, when referring to a 911, without it being a joke.

Can't wait to hear the outcome.
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allmotor where u at in LA , i live in santa monica, i wanna check out your car

nice race, i'm used to seeing the rear end of porsches as they fly by me :
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Originally Posted by CLean B
allmotor where u at in LA , i live in santa monica, i wanna check out your car

nice race, i'm used to seeing the rear end of porsches as they fly by me :
I live in the Valley...
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Old 07-23-2004, 02:26 AM
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wow man you can hold ground in the porsche TT territroy(beat i mean ), you sir have a fast car

I want to see your car in action
Old 07-23-2004, 02:46 AM
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go allmotor, that deserves a :cheer: and a I wish I could see this car of yours!
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good stuff allmotor. you really should have about 380 to the wheels at this point, and the 911 seems to be close to your car in terms of power. i never thought of that though, have you come to a resolution for the fuel spike? the new tires should help you alot now compared to the bald stockers before. nothing but spin spin spin unless in 3rd on the hwy!
Old 07-23-2004, 07:28 AM
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WOW! that is all I can say
Old 07-23-2004, 08:09 AM
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Sweet run! I wish you could have gotten it on video.
Old 07-23-2004, 08:10 AM
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Way to go...

It does make sense though as you are surely putting more to the ground and weigh less. I suspect that gearing may also be in our favor.
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Damn, your car is nuts! What does it feel like when you mash the gas?
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I look forward to any sorry that begins with or contains Turbo CLS in the title....this did not disappoint! Man is that car sweet (actually both the TC CLS6 and a 911TT)! How much hp do the 911TTs have again? for some reason I always thought 450 crank.
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Originally Posted by ferizzo
I look forward to any sorry that begins with or contains Turbo CLS in the title....this did not disappoint! Man is that car sweet (actually both the TC CLS6 and a 911TT)! How much hp do the 911TTs have again? for some reason I always thought 450 crank.


the X50's have 450, but in reality it's more as the X50 motor is the same as the GT2 motor which has 472 I believe, and they say that's underrated
Old 07-23-2004, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by ferizzo
How much hp do the 911TTs have again? for some reason I always thought 450 crank.
415 base and I beleive 465 with the X50 package at the crank.
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Maybe he was lying about the X50 business... but it did have exhaust. I need to dyno soon.
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Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
Maybe he was lying about the X50 business... but it did have exhaust.
Remember, their transfer case is a viscous type (silicon based I beleive). So it is always engaged and saping power. I wouldn't be suprised if the 6MT didn't lose upwards of 25%. That would put him at about 350 - 370 at the wheels which would be about right.

Also, do you know if it was a 6MT or Tiptronic-S??
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Originally Posted by scalbert
Remember, their transfer case is a viscous type (silicon based I beleive). So it is always engaged and saping power. I wouldn't be suprised if the 6MT didn't lose upwards of 25%. That would put him at about 350 - 370 at the wheels which would be about right.

Also, do you know if it was a 6MT or Tiptronic-S??


most of them are dynoing at just a tad under 400. The lowest i've seen to date is around mid 370's
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Originally Posted by CLpower
most of them are dynoing at just a tad under 400. The lowest i've seen to date is around mid 370's
Interesting, and that is the X50 version?? If so, what are the base versions hitting?? Either the rest of the drivetrain is super efficient or they underrate the engine. I would lean towards the later as the transfer case used, while very strong, is not the most efficient.

Can you get the X50 package on the Tiptronic-S model??
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yea, the x50's. I have a stock dyno saved at home, i'll post it up later. The engines are underated. As I stated the X50 gives you the GT2 motor which is rated at a little over 470 and those things are putting down 400+ on the dyno.
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and yes, you can get the x50 w/ the tip
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Originally Posted by CLpower
and yes, you can get the x50 w/ the tip
Any idea on drivetrain loss difference with the Tiptronic-S??
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Okay... maybe it wasn't the X50! I doubt I could hang with 400+whp!
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Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
Okay... maybe it wasn't the X50! I doubt I could hang with 400+whp!
my understanding from what clpower said was that the GT2s put 400+ to the wheels...the 911tts are between 370-400 at the wheels. I think the additional loss of power can be attributed to the AWD vs the RWD in the GT2. not to mention the GT2s should be lighter no? I mean isn't it gutted and minus the AWD setup?
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Originally Posted by scalbert
Any idea on drivetrain loss difference with the Tiptronic-S??

nobody yet, has been able to get a tiptronic to dyno properly
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I just ordered a 750cc injector and the injector-holder should be arriving next week. I'll bump it up to 9psi with this - I should be able to get 7.5-8psi into the motor given the inherent losses.

Although I don't know about our crappy 91-octane fuel!
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Hey... got my new Avatar working - thanks Scalbert!
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Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
I just ordered a 750cc injector and the injector-holder should be arriving next week. I'll bump it up to 9psi with this - I should be able to get 7.5-8psi into the motor given the inherent losses.

Although I don't know about our crappy 91-octane fuel!

Just one, or two?? Where ya going to mount it??

About the octane, you can always retard timing little.
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Just one 750cc... I'll still use the FMU upto 5psi - might have to swap out the spring though as I don't want 90psi fuel pressures! I'll put it on the intake pipe near the TB.

1x750cc should suffice at 70psi, I am pretty certain. I'll set the E-manage to open the secondary only after 5-6psi, so that I don't get puddling in the intake or anything wierd like that.
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Great Race.

Have you done more to the car since the 111mph trap?
TT's will trap alot higher than that. So I dont see how you could of gained on him. IMHO
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Great Race.

By have you done more to the car since the 111mph trap?
Sure... completely different turbo kit - Garrett GT35R turbo instead of that puny thing I had before
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Sure... completely different turbo kit - Garrett GT35R turbo instead of that puny thing I had before
Awesome bro.
What are you expecting now trap wise? I know FWD cars have it tough on street tires. SPIN SPIN..

Traps give you a accurate idea of power.
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I don't know - but I'll be extremely happy with ~115 - anything to hang with the new breed of AMG cars from MBZ and of course the dreaded new M5! I am boosting 5.5-6.0psi right now, and hopefully will up it to 7.5-8psi shortly.
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Originally Posted by allmotor_2000
I don't know - but I'll be extremely happy with ~115 - anything to hang with the new breed of AMG cars from MBZ and of course the dreaded new M5! I am boosting 5.5-6.0psi right now, and hopefully will up it to 7.5-8psi shortly.
Great. 115 is moving. My zo6 trapped at 116.32 stock, and I can take those AMG cars. So you should be fine. I am trying to steer my cuzin (babyblue) to go turbo on his CLS. He has a auto though so I dont know how that works?
A close friend of mine has a RSX Type S with a cybernation turbo kit. Stock block. 9psi with full 3 inch exhaust (no cats) into a apexi n1 turbo muffler. I tuned his car few weeks ago using the SAFC II on a dyno and we made a impressive 307whp and 224wtq. A/F was SAFE at 11.7 too.
For a little car his car flies now.

For my own car I am hoping mid 10s at 130+.
Need a few things first so I can drive her HARD, mainly a NICE CLUTCH to hold the tq!
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Allmotor that CL of urs is a Beast... you getting the dyno and track times soon??? I wish I had a six speed.... would definitely be getting the turbo, any plans for the auto turbo?


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