Evo IX BBK Full - 91 Pump
Evo IX BBK Full - 91 Pump

Shell 91, 24/25psi, self tuned via Ecuflash/Evoscan
BBK Full
Perrin Intake
Perrin EBC Solenoid
Omni 3bar MAP Sensor
Walbro 255
740cc injectors
HKS 272 Cams
ETS 4" Intercooler
ETS 2.5" Titanium Short Route Piping
ETS Mini Battery
MAP O2 Eliminator (Vband+Recirculated)
STM Resonated Test Pipe
Tomei Expreme Ti Cat-back
The car has been weighed with me in it at the track so the reading should be pretty accurate. Also the car made 339whp (corrected) on a Dynojet before the intercooler, piping, and tbe (IE: o2,dp, cat, and cat-back were all oem).
I'm still on stock head studs...but I'm looking to upgrade to GSC S2 and Kiggly Beehives.....I'll drop in some L19 studs then as well. The car has a boost leak c/o the oem throttle body seals. I'll be swapping them out for some milspec ones next weekend. Funny enough I ordered the tb seals before I even purchased the car because they seem to be such a common problem on the forum and figured it would be preventative maintenance. I'm also waiting on my ToxicFab v3 manifold to arrive which I'm pretty excited for.
Unfortunately E85 isn't available in Vancouver, but I have an Aquamist HFS-4 kit sitting at home...just need to order a tank and a couple other miscellaneous parts. It will be interesting to see how much more I can squeeze out of her. I'm pretty happy with the car as is, but I think 425-430 is doable with some more boost and meth in the mix.
If everything works out I'll be putting the car on a real dyno this weekend to see what the actual numbers are.
UPDATE:
Boost was a little higher (1-1.5psi) than the vd graph posted. I was also able to get away with more timing. I did get a little knock at these numbers so these are "glorified numbers" I pulled back the timing a couple degrees in the end to leave a safety net and lost a little on top. Still I'm pretty happy with the results and there's still room for more once the Toxicfab v3 manifold, Aquamist HFS-4 and GSC S2 cams go in.
Mustang:

Dynojet:
Last edited by R. Mutt; Oct 21, 2013 at 03:27 PM.
Sorry for delay as I've been working weekends as of recent. Anyway, finally made it out and the car made some really good power. I think I more than backed up my vd numbers.
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I was told the conversion factor used for the dynojet lines up pretty close with English Racing since a number of cars have been between the shops over time.
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I was told the conversion factor used for the dynojet lines up pretty close with English Racing since a number of cars have been between the shops over time.
Last edited by R. Mutt; Oct 19, 2013 at 08:40 PM.
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Originally Posted by R.Mutt
UPDATE:
Boost was a little higher (1-1.5psi) than the vd graph posted.
Boost was a little higher (1-1.5psi) than the vd graph posted.
I don't know about a whole 50whp over, but I will agree the numbers are on the higher side of things compared to others I've seen. This guy for example made 420whp on the dyno jet on 93 and GSC S2 cams.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-dynojet.html
Also remember I said these numbers are a bit glorified. I pulled back timing a couple degrees in the end for a safety margin as I saw a little knock...so as the car sits now it's probably closer to the 420-430 whp range on a dynojet.
I can always post the log of the run if need be.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-dynojet.html
Also remember I said these numbers are a bit glorified. I pulled back timing a couple degrees in the end for a safety margin as I saw a little knock...so as the car sits now it's probably closer to the 420-430 whp range on a dynojet.
I can always post the log of the run if need be.
I don't know about a whole 50whp over, but I will agree the numbers are on the higher side of things compared to others I've seen. This guy for example made 420whp on the dyno jet on 93 and GSC S2 cams.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-dynojet.html
Also remember I said these numbers are a bit glorified. I pulled back timing a couple degrees in the end for a safety margin as I saw a little knock...so as the car sits now it's probably closer to the 420-430 whp range on a dynojet.
I can always post the log of the run if need be.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...s-dynojet.html
Also remember I said these numbers are a bit glorified. I pulled back timing a couple degrees in the end for a safety margin as I saw a little knock...so as the car sits now it's probably closer to the 420-430 whp range on a dynojet.
I can always post the log of the run if need be.


