Shearer PTE-5857 CEA - 2010 Evo X GSR
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Shearer PTE-5857 CEA - 2010 Evo X GSR
Shearer Turbo Kit
PTE-5857 CEA Wheel
STOCK BLOCK
STOCK CAMS
93 Octane
We ran out of MAF otherwise it would keep going...

This is how I celebrate ****ing awesome tunes...
EPIC MEAL TIME!!!

WATCHING
DEATH WISH!!!
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PTE-5857 CEA Wheel
STOCK BLOCK
STOCK CAMS
93 Octane
We ran out of MAF otherwise it would keep going...

This is how I celebrate ****ing awesome tunes...
EPIC MEAL TIME!!!

WATCHING
DEATH WISH!!!
/END
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Spools great and has tons of power. I think I could get this kit close to 500whp with a larger MAF and 28-29 psi again we are at the limits of the stock block.
Amazing spool for that much power, awesome job!
Looking thru several of your recent tunes, and based on the shape of the curves, looks like you have the MIVEC side of these motors down to a science. From personal driving (and continued testing) this seems to be the greatest attribute of the 4B11T. So long as the power/torque is smooth in delivery (i.e. MIVEC) they seem to handle insane amounts of power on stock blocks/cams. It would appear that "hard hitting" tunes (i.e. boost/timing spikes) can make similar peak numbers, but their curves are no where near as impressive (let alone having a tendency to window the block).


Looking thru several of your recent tunes, and based on the shape of the curves, looks like you have the MIVEC side of these motors down to a science. From personal driving (and continued testing) this seems to be the greatest attribute of the 4B11T. So long as the power/torque is smooth in delivery (i.e. MIVEC) they seem to handle insane amounts of power on stock blocks/cams. It would appear that "hard hitting" tunes (i.e. boost/timing spikes) can make similar peak numbers, but their curves are no where near as impressive (let alone having a tendency to window the block).

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He will be upgrading to a 3" or 3.5" in the future.
You can see where the power plateau's out where the MAF runs towards the upper limit.
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Amazing spool for that much power, awesome job!
Looking thru several of your recent tunes, and based on the shape of the curves, looks like you have the MIVEC side of these motors down to a science. From personal driving (and continued testing) this seems to be the greatest attribute of the 4B11T. So long as the power/torque is smooth in delivery (i.e. MIVEC) they seem to handle insane amounts of power on stock blocks/cams. It would appear that "hard hitting" tunes (i.e. boost/timing spikes) can make similar peak numbers, but their curves are no where near as impressive (let alone having a tendency to window the block).



Looking thru several of your recent tunes, and based on the shape of the curves, looks like you have the MIVEC side of these motors down to a science. From personal driving (and continued testing) this seems to be the greatest attribute of the 4B11T. So long as the power/torque is smooth in delivery (i.e. MIVEC) they seem to handle insane amounts of power on stock blocks/cams. It would appear that "hard hitting" tunes (i.e. boost/timing spikes) can make similar peak numbers, but their curves are no where near as impressive (let alone having a tendency to window the block).

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Peaks 27-28, tapers to about 26-27. I was out of MAF to run it any higher. Plus he wanted to have a conservative tune. I think it can makes close to 500 whp on stock block if setup correctly @ 29 or so psi. Figure you gain 10hp every psi.
I think I'm going to ditch my stock frame plans and get one. It's definitely the better option for being stuck on 93oct pump w/ room to grow.


