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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Mauricio Evo IV
2.3? wow!! With that, you can get 550 whp +? Nice man! Thanx but last week I bought a ported intake manifold.... good luck with your project!
Yes, I know as my goal will be 600whp and 475wtq but for the purpose of this thread, I will be tuned on pump/91.

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yea Pure evo thats what he wanted was a dynograph of what similar cars do on 91 octane.
I think it is a great idea as they have something similiar for DSM Tuners.

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@ Boosted your graph looks good, but imo, i know the 280s have more duration then my older hks 272 cams, but wouldnt a swap to the gsc s2 cams, lead to more midrange and top end power, thus increasing your midrange torque and top end horsepower.
Yes, my friend. This is a true statement.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by dastallion951
@ Boosted your graph looks good, but imo, i know the 280s have more duration then my older hks 272 cams, but wouldnt a swap to the gsc s2 cams, lead to more midrange and top end power, thus increasing your midrange torque and top end horsepower. Just a thought. Your graph looks good, but with like any bodys car a certain part put on helps the supporting mods flow a lot better.
My 280s are the older ones also, but yes, they have more duration then your 272s.

And I can defiantly benefit from bigger cams. Ill be going to S2/S3 when I build my motor/head this spring.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 11:40 AM
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My 280s are the older ones also, but yes, they have more duration then your 272s.

And I can defiantly benefit from bigger cams. Ill be going to S2/S3 when I build my motor/head this spring.
hi man!

I have kelford 272 in my car, if I want to put other cams what do you suggets??? S2?' S3??

I have a valve springs Eichbach (are like brian crower), do I need something else?? What cams can a put??
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Mauricio Evo IV
I have kelford 272 in my car. If I want to put other cams what do you sugget? S2? S3? I have a valve springs Eichbach (are like brian crower). Do I need something else? What cams can a put?
What turbo are you running? If you have the Kelford 272s at the moment, they are already pretty beastly and since you are on the 2.0L and not intending on using your car for all-out drag racing, the GSC S3s will push your powerband to the right. As for swapping from the Kelford 272s to the GSC S2s, that is a tough call as there are barely any differences between the lift profiles of each and I do not ever recall reading or seeing any back-to-back tests completed on those specific cams.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 01:18 PM
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What turbo are you running? If you have the Kelford 272s at the moment, they are already pretty beastly and since you are on the 2.0L and not intending on using your car for all-out drag racing, the GSC S3s will push your powerband to the right. As for swapping from the Kelford 272s to the GSC S2s, that is a tough call as there are barely any differences between the lift profiles of each and I do not ever recall reading or seeing any back-to-back tests completed on those specific cams.
I´m runing a FP Black.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Mauricio Evo IV
I´m runing a FP Black.
Oh yeah. How did I miss that? Sorry.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 06:32 PM
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 06:34 PM
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I think this thread is a very good idea. Although I personally tune on 94oct this info is much more relevant for me than e85 results. Which seems to be the majority of tunes in the dyno thread. Outside of some places in the US most people just don't get e85 at all.
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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 06:37 PM
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This is a thread of my old evo 9 turbo setup on strait 91oct

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...road-tune.html

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Old Feb 8, 2012 | 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by deeman101
I think this thread is a very good idea. Although I personally tune on 94oct this info is much more relevant for me than e85 results. Which seems to be the majority of tunes in the dyno thread. Outside of some places in the US most people just don't get e85 at all.
i agree i see all these E-85 results that are carzy its good to see the less fortunate 91 users
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Old Feb 9, 2012 | 11:28 AM
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This is from a thread of mine made back in '09

it's an old fp-red vs old fp-grn

my mods: fp-red, weapon-r intake mani, mil.spec 65mm tb, ported hotside, exh mani, licp, full 3"dp, turbo xs fmic, pte 1200cc inj, cosi m2 @ +2in/0exh, aem ecu, tuned by me.

dyno charts:
dont crack to hard on my pathetic power curves.....i dont understand the dip at 6k between the 2 runs....i think there must be a crazy resonance within the intake manifold @ that rev point or it has something to do with 2 of the inlet funnels bouncing around inside the plenum, as i didnt get this with the oem mani....there isnt any knock within the data logs & afrs are @ 11.0.. ..btw, my intake mani was cracked on all 4 runners...YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR....i ran 28psi on the red, 26 psi on the green...the engine responds to the higher boost on the red. on the grn, it didnt make anymore power @ 28 psi vs 26psi...
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Old Feb 9, 2012 | 03:47 PM
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Aby@MIL.SPEC i think its your cosi m2?any changes in the few year
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Old Feb 9, 2012 | 04:39 PM
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Old Feb 10, 2012 | 05:33 PM
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