record reflash results with Fireball 2 upgrade flash -335 whp
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record reflash results with Fireball 2 upgrade flash -335 whp
A customer of ours - a nice young man 17 year old! Today had some amazing results with miminal mods at Pruven
HKS 264 cams
3" exhuast - B & B turbo back - test pipe
K & N Panel filter
Walboro fuel pump
Pruven 680 cc injectors
HKS EVC V
And - Dyno Flash (note NO safc or any piggy back)
335 whp - and 325 ft lbs with 93 pump gas - 20 psi
I was very impressed with the gains on the new FireBall 2 flash and also with Dan's genious by specing out some great injectors which really made the day
This has to be the best looking dyno sheet and the best driving evo I have seen
I will post the sheet later
This is some sick whp for such new mods
I wish i had a car like that when I was 17 !
HKS 264 cams
3" exhuast - B & B turbo back - test pipe
K & N Panel filter
Walboro fuel pump
Pruven 680 cc injectors
HKS EVC V
And - Dyno Flash (note NO safc or any piggy back)
335 whp - and 325 ft lbs with 93 pump gas - 20 psi
I was very impressed with the gains on the new FireBall 2 flash and also with Dan's genious by specing out some great injectors which really made the day
This has to be the best looking dyno sheet and the best driving evo I have seen
I will post the sheet later
This is some sick whp for such new mods
I wish i had a car like that when I was 17 !
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by Dragon41673
Thanks Blonde....that's what I thought but wanted to make sure.
Anyone have an idea of what that setup would make on a DD Dyno?
Thanks Blonde....that's what I thought but wanted to make sure.
Anyone have an idea of what that setup would make on a DD Dyno?
So I am guessing you know have a flash for cars with cams Al, great news to hear
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Also what is the difference with this Fireball tune over those who have your custom road tune from last year?
Also what is the difference with this Fireball tune over those who have your custom road tune from last year?
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Originally posted by evo542
the Fireball tune is custom right? not mail-in
the Fireball tune is custom right? not mail-in
Of course this guy had a fine tuning over a couple of hours on the dyno - good for an extra 15 whp
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Originally posted by MYEVOVIII
So I am guessing you know have a flash for cars with cams Al, great news to hear
.
Also what is the difference with this Fireball tune over those who have your custom road tune from last year?
So I am guessing you know have a flash for cars with cams Al, great news to hear
Also what is the difference with this Fireball tune over those who have your custom road tune from last year?
The custom tunes are always the best way to go but the through the mail flashes are getting better and better the more we do
Al,
I have a quick question. I believe I have your fireball flash (buschur intake, 3" exhaust, and EBC set to 20 psi..reflashed about 3 weeks ago). Anyway, I have not yet installed the EBC because of time constraints. When you tune, are you mostly just tweaking the load areas in that boost range? The reason I ask is that the car does feel a bit stronger in the mid range where the boost will touch 18-19 psi, but feels the same as before from then on (as the boost drops away from ~18 psi). I figure I'm not feeling much because I don't have the boost turned up yet, correct?
I have a quick question. I believe I have your fireball flash (buschur intake, 3" exhaust, and EBC set to 20 psi..reflashed about 3 weeks ago). Anyway, I have not yet installed the EBC because of time constraints. When you tune, are you mostly just tweaking the load areas in that boost range? The reason I ask is that the car does feel a bit stronger in the mid range where the boost will touch 18-19 psi, but feels the same as before from then on (as the boost drops away from ~18 psi). I figure I'm not feeling much because I don't have the boost turned up yet, correct?
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From: 2003 Evo VIII - Silver
Originally posted by A418t81
Al,
I have a quick question. I believe I have your fireball flash (buschur intake, 3" exhaust, and EBC set to 20 psi..reflashed about 3 weeks ago). Anyway, I have not yet installed the EBC because of time constraints. When you tune, are you mostly just tweaking the load areas in that boost range? The reason I ask is that the car does feel a bit stronger in the mid range where the boost will touch 18-19 psi, but feels the same as before from then on (as the boost drops away from ~18 psi). I figure I'm not feeling much because I don't have the boost turned up yet, correct?
Al,
I have a quick question. I believe I have your fireball flash (buschur intake, 3" exhaust, and EBC set to 20 psi..reflashed about 3 weeks ago). Anyway, I have not yet installed the EBC because of time constraints. When you tune, are you mostly just tweaking the load areas in that boost range? The reason I ask is that the car does feel a bit stronger in the mid range where the boost will touch 18-19 psi, but feels the same as before from then on (as the boost drops away from ~18 psi). I figure I'm not feeling much because I don't have the boost turned up yet, correct?
Originally posted by DynoFlash
You need to run 20 psi to get it into the proper map areas - otherwise its not running optimally - bUT its still far better than stock !
You need to run 20 psi to get it into the proper map areas - otherwise its not running optimally - bUT its still far better than stock !
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