JMFabrication O2 dump results
get whatever has the best fitment imo.
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i had the map intergrated downpipe with an open dumb on my fp black set up. It felt like the car spooled quicker and made more power when I made the switch from my old set up. Map was a perfect fit as well.
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Kind of curious why the 02 dump made the turbo laggier. Not questioning you on your results just find it odd. The graph should have been identical prior to the waste gate cracking open and then the dump should spool slightly faster with less back pressure.
I'm going to do a 2" dumptube with a stepped section to 2.25"
Using a larger diameter dump tube will help as well as reducing the bend radius on the turbine discharge...and smoothing the transition from the turbine outlet into the o2 housing...
I think it would behoove us to port the turbocharger out to nearly 3" from the turbine wheel to match the o2 housing... then you have a smooth transition from the turbine wheel into the o2 housing... somewhat UNLIKE what some of the manufacturers have been doing. It may only make a few more horsepower, but I figure it would be worth it.
Using a larger diameter dump tube will help as well as reducing the bend radius on the turbine discharge...and smoothing the transition from the turbine outlet into the o2 housing...
I think it would behoove us to port the turbocharger out to nearly 3" from the turbine wheel to match the o2 housing... then you have a smooth transition from the turbine wheel into the o2 housing... somewhat UNLIKE what some of the manufacturers have been doing. It may only make a few more horsepower, but I figure it would be worth it.
OK. I have read through this entire thread and I am still trying to determine if this is a thumbs up for the JMFab O2 dump or a thumbs up for using any O2 dump. I have always figured that any O2 dump would add power due to elminating restriction but these numbers are pretty impressive. I previously had the MAP O2 dump on an older EVO and I really loved it although I never knew how much power it added. I now see that JMFab as well as Toxic Fab both have O2 dumps. For this build, I wanted to try something just a bit different and was looking to purchase the Comp Gate 40 set from MAP. I am hoping to take advantage of the O2 dump set up at the same time hold boost alot better.
http://www.maperformance.com/map-com...-cg40-o2h.html
http://www.maperformance.com/map-com...-cg40-o2h.html
Thanks for clarifying. I attempted to port my muse 02 dump...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...g-02-dump.html
Let me know what you think if you get a chance!
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...g-02-dump.html
Let me know what you think if you get a chance!
I'm going to do a 2" dumptube with a stepped section to 2.25"
Using a larger diameter dump tube will help as well as reducing the bend radius on the turbine discharge...and smoothing the transition from the turbine outlet into the o2 housing...
I think it would behoove us to port the turbocharger out to nearly 3" from the turbine wheel to match the o2 housing... then you have a smooth transition from the turbine wheel into the o2 housing... somewhat UNLIKE what some of the manufacturers have been doing. It may only make a few more horsepower, but I figure it would be worth it.
Using a larger diameter dump tube will help as well as reducing the bend radius on the turbine discharge...and smoothing the transition from the turbine outlet into the o2 housing...
I think it would behoove us to port the turbocharger out to nearly 3" from the turbine wheel to match the o2 housing... then you have a smooth transition from the turbine wheel into the o2 housing... somewhat UNLIKE what some of the manufacturers have been doing. It may only make a few more horsepower, but I figure it would be worth it.








