old fp green 424/414
old green
ets 3.5"fmic
muse ic pipes
hks intake
precision 1000cc but im planning switching to fic bluemax 1450
megan ex mani,dp,tp
hks hi power
walbro 255
epm o2 dump
kelford 272's
supertech valvesprings/retainers
will be tuned on 93 and e85
nearest tuning shop is JMS racing in san antonio(4hrs away)
hopefully
ets 3.5"fmic
muse ic pipes
hks intake
precision 1000cc but im planning switching to fic bluemax 1450
megan ex mani,dp,tp
hks hi power
walbro 255
epm o2 dump
kelford 272's
supertech valvesprings/retainers
will be tuned on 93 and e85
nearest tuning shop is JMS racing in san antonio(4hrs away)
hopefully
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differences to note, applaudd's mods taken from his sig
FP Green (ported)- mine is non ported
Revolver cams, springs and retainers (0,0)- i have hks 272's not sure how these cams compare
Ported head- mine is stock head
Ported ex mani, O2, and hotside-i have a non ported exhaust (jet coated) manifold and non ported hotside
Cobb exhaust (catless)-
HKS DLI II
HKS suction, upper and lower intake pipes-mine stock uicp although probably makes no difference
Vibrant filter
Mishimoto FMIC -not sure what size fmic this is compared to the ETS 3.5 i have
anyway maybe some of those differences make up for the ~16whp difference but either way i think your point is well taken that these turbos can still hold their own
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I don't have any boost plots handy but I remember my old green hitting hard in the 3700rpm area and your logs suggest the same. I would imagine the black would hit hard in the 4200rpm area base on the peak load I see in a log from Kevin's car (fp black)
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Ok thanks chris that is good info to know
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