Would just like to give a Thank you to the great guys over at Ivey, explained everything to me and were really helpful. Had the right answer to every question i had(im only 17, im learning lol). Sean explained everything and the car pulls like a bat out of hell.

I put down 380 wheel hp and 360 wheel tq. I will post the dyno sheet tomorrow but if anyone is interested in a tune and lives in the tri state i recommend that you come here. I will be going back before summer for some more power but as of now the car runs amazing and we have no problems. Thanks to Sean and his team over at Ivey you were a great help, I will be back soon.

 

Specs? Mods? Fuel?

 

Nice numbers..whats done to your evo?

 

S2 cams, valvesprings and retainers, 3 inch catback, 3 inch Downpipe, o2 housing, exhaust manifold, ported intake manifold, ams 3inch front mount, upper and lower intercooler piping. Perrin intake, 750 injectors, tial bov tuned on 93 octane

 

nice!! i am old so at 17 i had a ripping fast 1984 saab 900 turbo, LOL, enjoy the car and be safe!

 

stock turbo 8 or 9 ? with what you have seems a lil low for ivey i thought it be more

 

Stock 9 turbo, I told him not agressive since I am
17 and I am learning how to drive so the tune is very conservative.

 

yea numbers do seem low. Id think 415-425whp with your setup

 

puss-c lol. Na i kid i kid good stuff man have fun enjoy drive safe.

 

yes thats a lot of car for a 17 yr old.. atleast you're smart and know to work your way up power wise.

 

Sounds about right. "Conservative" and "Ivey" go hand and hand

 

Great power for 93....cold weather helps too. Be careful when it starts getting hot out..hopefully u have a wideband. In all honesty tho Sean knows how to set these cars up...his tune will be good year-round.

 

Lol, buckle up and hold on

 

Thanks yeah I have a wideband, it's a lot of power and I don't want to be one of those kids who crash because they can't handle it. My father is a mechanic and he helped me put everything on so I'm learning as I go.

 

Nice numbers. How many psi does your car boost up to?