Commuting to work in a 10 second car ! Dyno Flash Evo takes to the streets !
So basically you use your ride for a romp on occasion, after you fly around for your employment "My Evo stays parked in the garage 99.99% of the time these days becuase I am doing modifications to it almost on a constant basis "This quote leads me to believe that you really don't drive your evo all that much any longer because it has past that fine threshold of being a daily driven race gas burning streetcar. Is there any truth to that or can you fill it with pump gas and drive to Florida non stop at anytime? Thanks
Flashed at Pruven
Yes that was truly a sight to see. And such a beautiful day indeed. Even the guys at Pruven were like oh shXt he drove his car here.
Hey Al, thanks again bro. I was amazed by the tune & the power it made with just the few mods on the car. Awesome #'s and curve. It has finally awoken!
The staff there are really cool guys & it was definitely worth the 2+ hr drive & 11 hr wait.
-Minus my a$$ getting pulled over for a ticket
Oh and if it were me, there would be no way in hell I'd decline the chance to ride in your car. Man what was that guy thinking....
-Brian
Hey Al, thanks again bro. I was amazed by the tune & the power it made with just the few mods on the car. Awesome #'s and curve. It has finally awoken!
The staff there are really cool guys & it was definitely worth the 2+ hr drive & 11 hr wait.
-Minus my a$$ getting pulled over for a ticket
Oh and if it were me, there would be no way in hell I'd decline the chance to ride in your car. Man what was that guy thinking....
-Brian
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by Evo_doer
So basically you use your ride for a romp on occasion, after you fly around for your employment "My Evo stays parked in the garage 99.99% of the time these days becuase I am doing modifications to it almost on a constant basis "This quote leads me to believe that you really don't drive your evo all that much any longer because it has past that fine threshold of being a daily driven race gas burning streetcar. Is there any truth to that or can you fill it with pump gas and drive to Florida non stop at anytime? Thanks
PLUS - after driving my evo last year 2,000 miles from NY - to MA - back to NJ - comming in 2nd place in the Import Survival Series - going 11.1 - then driving to TN , then out to IN and finally Ci-town and racing the AMS Evo 8 in front of AMS and then driving all the way home to CT all while getting 30 mpg or better on the highway I think I have shown I can drive my Evo anywhere (this was last March btw)
BTW - my car runs great on pump gas - all I have to do is turn down the boost to 20 psi
Last summer - I drove my Evo to the Boston Hot Import Nights and back - no trailers
When the spring comes I will be driving my Evo a lot and also going to a lot of races as well
While my car may not be the most practical car in the world as it is very loud and idels very poorly due to very big cams and a race tune - it also shoots out giant fireballs out the back and a huge BAM when you shift fast - it is capable and reliable for driving any where
I have 22,000 miles on it - its hardly a trailer queen
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally Posted by westchester evo
So how fast will your car run then with 20psi, pump gas and no alcohol injection????
My thought is that with the alcohol it would make the same 600 whp as with the race gas - although all of this is untested as of this point
My hope is that with the alcoohol I may be able to run more timing and make an additional 40 - 50 whp on race gas - possibly reaching 700 whp
why dont u just get the gt47r and make the 1000+ hp on a 4 cyl street car already, u can use a second fuel cell carrying a small ammount of meth or ethanol in it that feeds a second or third rail staged after 20 psi or so
. then, u'd be tha man--*and a half*
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. then, u'd be tha man--*and a half* Ed-
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Originally Posted by ModenaTwinTurbo
why dont u just get the gt47r and make the 1000+ hp on a 4 cyl street car already, u can use a second fuel cell carrying a small ammount of meth or ethanol in it that feeds a second or third rail staged after 20 psi or so
. then, u'd be tha man--*and a half*
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. then, u'd be tha man--*and a half* Ed-
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
I concur with your ideas 100% - after we test the alcohol kit that we are selling then if it goes well I will prob go with that 2nd fuel cell and a extra set of injectors.
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Originally Posted by DynoFlash
I concur with your ideas 100% - after we test the alcohol kit that we are selling then if it goes well I will prob go with that 2nd fuel cell and a extra set of injectors.
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
I concur with your ideas 100% - after we test the alcohol kit that we are selling then if it goes well I will prob go with that 2nd fuel cell and a extra set of injectors.
The second set of injectors is a very slick idea. It should work out very well. You should never have to do anything more to your fuel system after that!
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yeah but i was talking about that second rail having some crazy big injectors something like 1500 cc each and that rail beeing fed by a sepparate fuel cell containing either meth or ethanol and then changing his turbo to like a gt40 or a gt47 something like what the hotrod class cars are running but extensively moddified to work in a street setup.
but yeah that running 2 sets of injectors has to be the best idea since pennut buter and jelly
, for the 4 cyl high output motors.
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but yeah that running 2 sets of injectors has to be the best idea since pennut buter and jelly
, for the 4 cyl high output motors.Ed-






