MAP EF-series Turbochargers results thread
I don't run one with an ef4 and my car is fine. Will I switch over to it? Maybe I just don't see the need to at this point in time.
I disagree with this statement. The more air you can get out of the system in any configuration the better responce, and gains you will get. Any time you can get a restriction out of the way your gonna get gains even if its minimal.
Last edited by CurseDSM; Oct 29, 2012 at 11:15 AM.
It would help the turbo yes. People don't realize it much with stock or smaller frame trubos being they already spool pretty fast. Instead of putting the wg air back into the system it blows it off to the atmosphere getting rid of it totally and not just down the exhaust. Stiffer spring in the wg will make the wg hold more pressure causeing the turbo to spool not only faster but keep the power longer not wasteing it.
I don't run one with an ef4 and my car is fine. Will I switch over to it? Maybe I just don't see the need to at this point in time.
I don't run one with an ef4 and my car is fine. Will I switch over to it? Maybe I just don't see the need to at this point in time.
I believe its on their website but I want to say yes. I am sure Chris will chime in on it.
If I remember correctly its like EF2 ~$1000 and EF3 ~$1400 with your stock9.... its basically a core program if I recall. I did my homework
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from the dyno charts i've seen, an hta green is good for 530-550 whp in kill mode with supporting mods on e85. i don't recall having seen any ef2s make that kind of power, so i'd say an hta green is somewhere between an ef2 and ef3 -- closer to ef3 than ef2.
Last edited by mrfred; Oct 30, 2012 at 07:02 AM.
We are talking reg people not Curt Brown's #s hahaha. I do believe Chris said that there was an ef2 that made over 500 as well.









