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Old Jun 3, 2010, 06:39 PM
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Evo IX MR on Cobb Tuning Stage 2 - 308whp/282wtq

Update 3: New setup:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...hp-330wtq.html

Update 2:
Tuned on the same dynapack that made 260whp/267wtq on a hotter day earlier. the dynojet on a colder day made 308whp/282wtq

baseline 280whp/277wtq (around 20°C, 68° fahrenheit)
final numbers 327whp/310wtq tuned 94 octane on CobbAP. peak boost 20.5psi, taper to 18psi@7400rpm Maxed out Wastegate duty cycle

New Tuned dyno sheet:
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Update 1
2 different dynosheets

308whp on a dynojet (roller dyno)on a cold day(around 15°C, 39° fahrenheit)
260whp on a dynapack (hub dyno) on a hotter day(25°C, 77° fahrenheit)

Mods
Megan o2 housing
some JDM no-name 3" downpipe
Megan Resonated Testpipe
HKS Hi-Power Catback
HKS RS intake
AMS lower intercooler piping
Injen UICP
Walboro 255 fuel pump
ACT 2900 clutch w/ RRE 10.7lb Lightweight Steel Flywheel
New Transfer case at 50k miles (the old owner must of done crazy 6k clutch dumps)
Cobb Tuning Stage 2 93 Octane fuel map w/ restrictor pill removed
Running 94 Octane

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308whp/282wtq on a Dynojet cold day


260whp/267wtq on a dynapack hot day

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Old Jun 3, 2010, 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by DeMoNz
... but i am still on a stock suspension and i go track so i think 300whp is enuf for me, for now till i get coilovers and a rear sway bar
What's wrong with the stock suspension? If you do decide to replace it, do yourself a favor and look into it in detail.

You should be able to see better numbers with a custom tune. Good luck.
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WOW!!! Thats insanely low compaired to most IX's I see get tuned but then again you dont have cams.
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yes i know numbers are pretty low, but remeber i am on a BASE FLASH from cobb tuning. not a custom tune.
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i made 260whp / 267wtq on a Dynapack on a hotter day.
i thought hub dynos will give higher numbers than rollers...i guess not

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Originally Posted by DeMoNz
i made 260whp / 267wtq on a Dynapack on a hotter day.
i thought hub dynos will give higher numbers than rollers...i guess not
what gear did you do it in?

gear ratio should be closer to 4.5 - 4.8, so thats why it's reading low
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How much whp does a stock IX MR make on a dynojet?
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You have 94 oct? Get a Hallman MBC and a custom tune for 25-26 psi (try Mellon). You are leaving 30-40 whp and tq on the table. And the stock suspension is fine for that level.

And as FJF said above, do some research before you just start buying suspension parts. Lot of crappy 'bargain' coilovers floating around.
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Originally Posted by RSMike
what gear did you do it in?

gear ratio should be closer to 4.5 - 4.8, so thats why it's reading low
it was done on 5th gear i believe...


Originally Posted by JDavenport
You have 94 oct? Get a Hallman MBC and a custom tune for 25-26 psi (try Mellon). You are leaving 30-40 whp and tq on the table. And the stock suspension is fine for that level.

And as FJF said above, do some research before you just start buying suspension parts. Lot of crappy 'bargain' coilovers floating around.
there are always inconsistent temperatures where im from. id rather have the boost controlled through the ECU than use a MBC.
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Originally Posted by HaVoC187
How much whp does a stock IX MR make on a dynojet?
sorry i never dynoed it stock. i would think it would be in the range of 250-260whp on a dynojet
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Originally Posted by DeMoNz

there are always inconsistent temperatures where im from. id rather have the boost controlled through the ECU than use a MBC.
Uh, whatever. Just went for a drive, 99 today here and we see as much as -10 in the winter. The Hallman never varies. I've never touched it since Mellon and i set it when he tuned it.

So, I don't understand you point here.
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my friend was making 430whp/520wtq on stock suspension LOL
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i am on stock suspension with 550 whp 470 tq LOL....i raced it last night...
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Originally Posted by JDavenport
Uh, whatever. Just went for a drive, 99 today here and we see as much as -10 in the winter. The Hallman never varies. I've never touched it since Mellon and i set it when he tuned it.

So, I don't understand you point here.
in the summer when its warm, it might not be hitting the boost you want. so you might want to raise it a little bit

if it gets cold and you dont lower it, you might get some boost spikes.

id rather just have the ECU control the boost than a MBC, just personal preference i think
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user's experience with MBC can vary on weather but also which vacuum source you tap from (off the turbo or bov)... cannot argue that its more or less consistent then ecu controlled boost without such details


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