Evo IX MR on Cobb Tuning Stage 2 - 308whp/282wtq
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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:
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
308whp/282wtq on a Dynojet cold day
260whp/267wtq on a dynapack hot day
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:
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
308whp/282wtq on a Dynojet cold day
260whp/267wtq on a dynapack hot day
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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
i thought hub dynos will give higher numbers than rollers...i guess not
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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.
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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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.
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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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