412whp on FPRed and pump gas
412whp on FPRed and pump gas
Hello everyone,
Sunday, a friend of mine gave me a new/better tune and also had a road dyno that is similar to a Dynojet. (So I am told) Well the "benchmark" numbers are what I made before he started tuning and the "your" numbers are the final. He managed to get me +15 whp and +5 torque while also using less timing than my previous tune.
Mods are:
FPRed
880cc injectors
Walbro 255
HKS 264/272 cams
ETS IC piping
Ebay FMIC
EPM o2 dump
HKS downpipe and cat-back
Stock block
Stock head
93 octane
I have Comp 280's and adjustable gears waiting to go in and still need to do a Q16 tune. As soon as that happens, I'm hoping for around the 450 mark on pump and around 500 on the Q. Thanks for looking!
Sunday, a friend of mine gave me a new/better tune and also had a road dyno that is similar to a Dynojet. (So I am told) Well the "benchmark" numbers are what I made before he started tuning and the "your" numbers are the final. He managed to get me +15 whp and +5 torque while also using less timing than my previous tune.
Mods are:
FPRed
880cc injectors
Walbro 255
HKS 264/272 cams
ETS IC piping
Ebay FMIC
EPM o2 dump
HKS downpipe and cat-back
Stock block
Stock head
93 octane
I have Comp 280's and adjustable gears waiting to go in and still need to do a Q16 tune. As soon as that happens, I'm hoping for around the 450 mark on pump and around 500 on the Q. Thanks for looking!
Last edited by Macaroni; Apr 28, 2009 at 10:02 AM.
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That's at 27 lbs. and I could have taken it to 8k but I don't want to until I get better valvesprings and retainers. Thanks for all the input guys! Next weekend I will be doing comp 280's, cam gears, timing and balance shaft belts, and headgasket plus retune so I will have another graph to post.
. I should rephrase my comment. I was Hoping this was on 92 or less oct since ive never seen 93 pump gas and pump to ME is 92oct or E85.
Yes stock exhaust and intake manifold are the only things not touched on the exterior of the engine if that makes sense lol. 93 octane is the advantage of living on the east coast!


