~New record for DynoFlashed + Stock Turbo + Pump Gas~
Originally Posted by ct9a gsr
I believe this is one of the reasons why the 5th generation (newest and last) kit use a plastic pump and do not require any additive... where as older generation kits used metal pumps and an additive to prevent damage to the metal pump.
The plastic pumps love methanol!
Originally Posted by Kwman
^^I would assume he went with the methanol over denatured alcohol because it burns cooler and provides a cooler intake charge hence higher octane and more power...
With methanol, it's easy to purchase 100% methanol rather cheaply, so denaturants are a non-issue.
Originally Posted by ct9a gsr
Although it is argued, 100% methanol produces more power than alky, water, washer fluid, or any mixture. It is also quite cheaper than alky if you have a local supplier of methanol.
Soooooooo before I get my alcy kit going I should try and find a place around me that sells straight methanol? I live in a heavily populated area so I guess thats what am I going to do this week!
Originally Posted by 1990EclipseGSX
Are those dyno numbers uncorrected?
Sorry if this has been answered.
Sorry if this has been answered.
i wouldent push it to 28 psi on stock studs they will strecth to do 28 psi you will need some arp head studs installed i believe on stock studs its 26 psi im not sure tho but i wouldent even push it that hard on stock studs just wouldent feel secure i upgraded to arp head studs its cheap and you wont have to worry about it strecthing if you plan on using methonal and high boost
i know a guy who was boosting 35 psi on stock studs. i think it just depends. i know he had at least 30-40 1/4's on them too. His name is justrick here on evom...he just sold his 35r kit and a bunch of other stuff. i acquired my 272's from him. I know he had the fastest evo here in san antonio for awhile...
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
It indicates all the particulars right on the dyno sheet - (one of the great features of a Dyno Jet dyno)
AWESOME NUMBERS!!!
Yes, I am running on my stock cat-back exhaust... including my stock cat... however, not to mislead anyone, these pieces are just dead weight when I'm running my cut-out dumping exhaust gases right after the first bend in the downpipe.
When the valve is closed, I run significantly less boost as well as hold less boost since exhaust gases would be routed through the stock exhaust. In my understanding, this would cause me to run richer than normal. It doesn't really matter anyways... I rarely ever boost high unless the valve is open.
When the valve is closed, I run significantly less boost as well as hold less boost since exhaust gases would be routed through the stock exhaust. In my understanding, this would cause me to run richer than normal. It doesn't really matter anyways... I rarely ever boost high unless the valve is open.







