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![]() Linux and Windows resources - Hosted By Forced4 Motorsports You will find a project history here. New entries are at the top, so for chronological overview, read the last entry first and work your way up. Phase two of The Crazy Psycho Bitch Project preliminary results coming July 24th 2009. In the spring of 09 I got bitten by the mod bug again and began to formulate a new project and direction for the Bad Wolf. This is the story of ... The
crazy Psycho Bitch Project
Phase 2 - Break and Fix ![]() July 2009 Although my intention was to fix a known weakness in the drive train, this ended up being an after the fact fix. It was long planned I would get rid of the T5 in favor of a stronger transmission. Last month I finally bought a TR3650 out of my Ford service managers GT and picked up an adapter kit from J-Stang on the mustangcollective.com. During the July 11th Test and Tune, I was lowering my shift points to find that sweet spot that would put me back into my torque peak. On the 4th run of the day I decided to try to shift at my shift light. It was set very low (due to my confusion or incorrect instructions) and would light up at 4950 RPM. Shifting milliseconds after the light put me at about 5100-5150 RPM. The 1-2 shift was the most amazing on track shift I've ever had. It put me right back into the 460 lbs ft torque peak and put a good revolution on the drag radials. The 2-3 shift, a little further after the light; maybe 5250 RPM, blew apart the T5. lol The car has been at Ford waiting on a few more parts since the 11th. I dropped everything off today (July 17th).
It will be interesting to see how much of a difference the tr3650 makes. The
crazy Psycho Bitch Project
Phase 1 - Fix it ![]() April 2009 The third annual Buckeye Brawl showed just how ill the Wolf was. The best time I could get out of the car was on the street tune @ 8PSI... and that was a pitiful 13.94 @ 101 MPH,The Wolf needed a doctor. A haunting problem fixed... sort of. At the end of the 07 season I began experiencing some driveability issues at idle and cruise. Some of it was related to a fuel pump TSB, which I fixed by replacing the pump assembly. The rest may be related to an ECU problem. Took the car to Ford - This is not your local Ford Service Department... This department has built a crew that will do ANYTHING to a Ford even beyond FRPP installs and possibly even other brads of cars. Find and fix the problem(s):
Before the car could be put on the rollers at Jannetty Racing, I w anted to address a few minor things on the car. I had made some changes and I kind of hacked things together temporarily and never got around to cleaning them up. I have done most of the work on the car myself and could have done this as well, but I was really strapped for time, and this was the easier way out.
We strapped the Wolf down on the dyno to tune the air/fuel for WOT after Ted configured a new base file. Ted scaled the tune for the #3 setting on a Diablo MAF.ia extender. We used a GT500 MAF curve scaled to my intake, made some minor A/F and timing adjustments and did a base line run with the True Boost set to 7 PSI. 312 HP / 365 TQ. After upping the boost to 12 PSI the Wolf laid down 370 horse power and 447 lb feet of torque. The A/F was right on 11.8 so Ted added a bit more fuel and we upped the boost to 13 PSI. The car did not like the added fuel all and we actually lost power, only putting down 365 HP and 440 TQ despite the increas in boost. After removing a bit of fuel and setting the WOT timing to 11, decreasing to 9 as the car passes 5000 RPM, Ted made a few more pulls. Final numbers @ 13.4 PSI were 384 / 460 - Very Nice. IAT's stayed around the 65* range on a 59* day. Not too bad at all. ![]() Right click 'view image' for a larger picture June 13th 2009 Lebanon Vally Dragway: Best of 12.817 @ 108 MPH. I'd say phase 1 was a success. Look for the video in the mutimedia section via the link at the top of the page. Jenna ![]() Links to the TECH are at the bottom of the page Feb
26 2007
Update: BAD WOLF, BAD CLUTCH Best numbers to date on a nursed 12 PSI run 349 RWHP and 424 lbs ft of torque. I was able to get to the Dyno for a second tuning session on the 12th of January. It was pretty eventful. The tune revisions I had made really showed improvement in the way the car ran from 2K to 5000, and the Gillis boost controller also made a night and day difference in how well the power came on and how it was maintained. All this good proved a little bad however because the stock clutch just could not hold the power. I also found out that if I had tried to run the car past the 5500 RPM for 10PSI I probably would have blown 5 volts on the MAF. Despite the slipping clutch, I tried a 12 PSI run and blew the disk completely free at about 3800 RPM. Just before the clutch spun, torque had registered an unbelievable 446 lbs ft!!! My peak does not even hit until 4K on my other runs so there is lots of room for growth in both HP and Torque once I can get a clean run in to 6000 RPM. The real kicker in all this is I'm still running a 10:1 A/F. Click on the thumbnails to view the dyno sheets. ***
Nov 19 2006 Update: Current Dyno Numbers - 325 RWHP and 406 RWTQ @ 10 PSI The car would not boost past 10 PSI or go above 10:1 A/F. The best runs of the night over all were the last two, after 2 back to back 10% adjustments to the MTF from 3 to 5 volts. Run 7 netted a best of 324 RWHP and 365 Torque. Run 6, though I lifted early, was also good for torque @ 388, but only netting 305 HP. Torque was high on all but run 6, ranging between 370-406. From the looks of the datalogs the MAF is not going any higher than 4.4 volts. It will probably peg at 12 PSI. |
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