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Old Jan 30, 2010, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Fathouse
You guys only on one fuel pump?

I have gotten alot of power out of one pump and 1200cc injectors, but not somethign I would do to a customer car.

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Interested in knowing as well. It would help me in converting to e85. Great numbers as always Mellon and I'm sure a power band like that on a 50 trim is a blast to drive.
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Lookin good.
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Surprising what that "old-school" turbo will do. Great tuning!!
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it's only a year old for me
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nice job again mellon. that is a serious gain. wish we had access to e85 in my areas
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Originally Posted by AndersEvoIII
Surprising what that "old-school" turbo will do. Great tuning!!
I know, I like tuning the "old-school" turbos and showing people what they can do in the right hands with good supporting mods and octane
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must save for BR2.0
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Mellon,

Was that a journal or ball bearing 50-trim?

I'm curious how the transient response was on the street. Did it feel as responsive as a Red in the real world? On paper it's looks better than the Red...

Thanks!
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its a ball bearing turbo.

i cant tell how it feels compared to a red since ive never driven a red.

i can tell you it hit 31 psi at 4400 RPMs
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AHHH need E85 somewhere close. !
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Originally Posted by AndersEvoIII
Mellon,

Was that a journal or ball bearing 50-trim?

I'm curious how the transient response was on the street. Did it feel as responsive as a Red in the real world? On paper it's looks better than the Red...

Thanks!
I can't speak to how it feels in comparison either since this was a remote e-mail tune
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it does appear to be performing on par with some of the better running FP Red cars I've tuned. The difference is that the FP Red is a bolt on stock appearing turbo. However, if someone came across a good deal on a 50trim kit then I wouldn't hesitate to give it a try based on these results.
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Chris i guess the reason some are surprised is cause , back in the day when the 50 trim was out , tuners were not pushing the evo stock ecu , and most of the results were on stand alones ... some of the tuners in the past would have not imagined to get so high results on the 50 trim on a stock ecu

seeing these reults on the 50trim , is awesome ,
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Originally Posted by gfng
Chris i guess the reason some are surprised is cause , back in the day when the 50 trim was out , tuners were not pushing the evo stock ecu , and most of the results were on stand alones ... some of the tuners in the past would have not imagined to get so high results on the 50 trim on a stock ecu

seeing these reults on the 50trim , is awesome ,
yeah, I came late to the scene since I was still in the the 3000/Stealth stuff when the EVO hit the US in particular, so I didn't get an opportunity to tune some of what some mistakenly believe are obsolete turbos.
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Originally Posted by Mellon Tuning
yeah, I came late to the scene since I was still in the the 3000/Stealth stuff when the EVO hit the US in particular, so I didn't get an opportunity to tune some of what some mistakenly believe are obsolete turbos.

I think i should make a list of those old school turbos , and give them there hall of fame places to each one .. to all u old school turbos from the past , u guys can still pull some serious numbers .. keep it on


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