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Old Jun 4, 2012, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Kracka
Awesome!

Anyone have more miles on MAP turbos than me? 14k miles and counting...
20K here...
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20K here...
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About 10k of daily 30psi boosting on my EF4.
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Updated EF4 results on 93 pump with air temp correction applied. Peak boost around 29lbs.

Mods that matter:
Built 2.3 liter, MAP EF4, AMS head, Kelford 272s, MAP Rev3 intake, MAP ported exhaust, MAP MVS with compgate40, AMS FMIC, ID1000s, DW300, etc
A set of FIC2150s on the way from MAP. Stay tuned for E85 results!

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What are you doing for the fuel pump? or are you just going to max out your DW?
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Originally Posted by getsideways
What are you doing for the fuel pump? or are you just going to max out your DW?
Well I figured I would try to push the DW as far as I can (MAP has done 625whp on E85) before considering other options (double pumper etc). But I have a feeling it is coming sooner than later...
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Originally Posted by wanguru
Well I figured I would try to push the DW as far as I can (MAP has done 625whp on E85) before considering other options (double pumper etc). But I have a feeling it is coming sooner than later...
I can guarantee that 625 whp took more than a DW300 and simple fuel pump rewire. What are your power goals?
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I am glad to be able to contribute to this thread finally.

EF4
2.4LR
E85
32PSI

This was done at 105-degrees with a single Walbro 255lph.

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Originally Posted by wanguru
Updated EF4 results on 93 pump with air temp correction applied. Peak boost around 29lbs.

Mods that matter:
Built 2.3 liter, MAP EF4, AMS head, Kelford 272s, MAP Rev3 intake, MAP ported exhaust, MAP MVS with compgate40, AMS FMIC, ID1000s, DW300, etc
A set of FIC2150s on the way from MAP. Stay tuned for E85 results!
Do you have the AMS CNC head? I believe that along with the Rev3 is a great combination. You are making just as much as I did on E85 and I have a larger engine than you do.
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I can guarantee that 625 whp took more than a DW300 and simple fuel pump rewire. What are your power goals?
The first step obviously is to get dialed in on E85 and see how far I can push the pump (maybe turn down the base pressure). Would be nice to break 600whp...
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Originally Posted by pure_evo
Do you have the AMS CNC head? I believe that along with the Rev3 is a great combination. You are making just as much as I did on E85 and I have a larger engine than you do.
Well my pull was done in 51 degree weather compared to your 105 degree desert heat But yes the CNC head does flow quite well along with the MAP Rev3.
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VD defaults to 77 degrees and can inflate the numbers if done in "cold" weather... or in your case deflate . Still respectable numbers, given the conditions...
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Im kinda proud of this thread, Went back to page 1 and looked at the results that are there and easy to find, Makes buying a MAP turbo much easier.

Thanks for everyone contributing as well, And nice results megatron, that was at relatively low boost for an EF4, Im sure if you want more power you will find it.
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Originally Posted by pure_evo
I am glad to be able to contribute to this thread finally.

EF4
2.4LR
E85
32PSI

This was done at 105-degrees with a single Walbro 255lph.

I'd love to see the AFRs out the top and the fuel table...

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The first step obviously is to get dialed in on E85 and see how far I can push the pump (maybe turn down the base pressure). Would be nice to break 600whp...
Lowering base pressure will help, but won't be enough. A boost-a-pump might get you there all by itself with a DW300, but for optimal performance, lowering base pressure and/or running a larger diameter fuel supply line are desirable.
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afr uptop was 11.7-11.8.. it was just a base e85 pull. much more in that car once i straighten the boost curve and do minor tweaks.

after he adds another pump ill make that curve 32 across and he will prob make around 570 at 32psi.. which should put the car well over 130's in 1/4. (i just went 128.69 with 511 in vd)


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