2.4LR Evo 9 93oct Virtual Dyno Results
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2.4LR Evo 9 93oct Virtual Dyno Results
Hello everyone, this is my first post in the forum and also my first thread. I would like some advice and thoughts about my current build. The build is as follows:
Engine
2.4LR Block
Carrilo 156mm H-Beam Rods
Wiseco 1400HD 86.5mm Pistons
Manley 100mm Billet Crankshaft
GSC Race Balance Shaft
Fluidampr Crank Pulley
ΟΕΜ intake manifold
ΟΕΜ throttle body
ΟΕΜ manifold
Evo 8 turbo with 20G compressor & 10.5 Hotside
Forge Evo 9 IWG with 18psi spring
Tomei V2 Downpipe
De-cat Test Pipe
HKS Hi-Power Silent Exhaust
Greddy intercooler
Mishimoto Intercooler Pipe Kit
ARP 2000 Head Studs
ARP Main Studs
ARP Balancer Bolt
Head
Mild Intake & Exhaust Porting
GSC R2 Cams
GSC spring & Retainer Kit
GSC Zero Tick Lifters
Supertech STD size valves
HKS Cam Pulley
ER Mivec Gear Mod
ARP Cam Tower Bolts
ARP Cam Bolts
Transmission
5speed trans from Evo 6 - Rebuild with Synchrotech carbon synchros
ORC Twin Clutch
4.11 Final Drive
ECU
Link G4+
Fuel
AEM 320 Fuel Pump
AMS Fuel Rail
ID 1050x injectors
93oct
Handling
Tein Flex Z
Project mu 2 piece SCR-Pro front rotors and HC+ pads with teflon brake lines
Wheels
OEM for now wearing Continental contact 3. Upgrading to Advan RS 17x8.5 wearing 245/40/17 Michelin Pilot Sport 4.
The run was done in 3rd Gear, 93oct pump gas. The boost was 25psi and uptop dropping to 20psi probably due to backpressure issues. I also attach the csv file of the log.
Next step after the purchase of Magnus V5 and S90 TB, is the purchase of a T4 1.15a/r 6466 TS with a T4 TS Manifold and twin mvs 38mm wastegates. After these, I will try to hit my goal which is around 600+whp or even 650+ on pump gas. Before you ask me why I use pump gas, E85 is unavailable at my country and race gas is not in my thoughts at the moment as it is a DD. However, here we use 98oct RON pump gas which i think it is a high quality 93pump gas in us
Thank you
Engine
2.4LR Block
Carrilo 156mm H-Beam Rods
Wiseco 1400HD 86.5mm Pistons
Manley 100mm Billet Crankshaft
GSC Race Balance Shaft
Fluidampr Crank Pulley
ΟΕΜ intake manifold
ΟΕΜ throttle body
ΟΕΜ manifold
Evo 8 turbo with 20G compressor & 10.5 Hotside
Forge Evo 9 IWG with 18psi spring
Tomei V2 Downpipe
De-cat Test Pipe
HKS Hi-Power Silent Exhaust
Greddy intercooler
Mishimoto Intercooler Pipe Kit
ARP 2000 Head Studs
ARP Main Studs
ARP Balancer Bolt
Head
Mild Intake & Exhaust Porting
GSC R2 Cams
GSC spring & Retainer Kit
GSC Zero Tick Lifters
Supertech STD size valves
HKS Cam Pulley
ER Mivec Gear Mod
ARP Cam Tower Bolts
ARP Cam Bolts
Transmission
5speed trans from Evo 6 - Rebuild with Synchrotech carbon synchros
ORC Twin Clutch
4.11 Final Drive
ECU
Link G4+
Fuel
AEM 320 Fuel Pump
AMS Fuel Rail
ID 1050x injectors
93oct
Handling
Tein Flex Z
Project mu 2 piece SCR-Pro front rotors and HC+ pads with teflon brake lines
Wheels
OEM for now wearing Continental contact 3. Upgrading to Advan RS 17x8.5 wearing 245/40/17 Michelin Pilot Sport 4.
The run was done in 3rd Gear, 93oct pump gas. The boost was 25psi and uptop dropping to 20psi probably due to backpressure issues. I also attach the csv file of the log.
Next step after the purchase of Magnus V5 and S90 TB, is the purchase of a T4 1.15a/r 6466 TS with a T4 TS Manifold and twin mvs 38mm wastegates. After these, I will try to hit my goal which is around 600+whp or even 650+ on pump gas. Before you ask me why I use pump gas, E85 is unavailable at my country and race gas is not in my thoughts at the moment as it is a DD. However, here we use 98oct RON pump gas which i think it is a high quality 93pump gas in us
Thank you
Last edited by ConEvo; Nov 22, 2018 at 02:51 AM. Reason: correction
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Wicked_X (Sep 19, 2019)
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I'm not too familiar with a 20g, but my FP HTA71 reached 20psi by 3400RPM or so and my FP Green did so around 3600RPM, both on a stock 2.0L. You're not seeing it until 4300RPM. Could be a number of reasons, but I'd do a boost leak test just in case, so you don't kill the turbo.
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ConEvo (Feb 27, 2018)
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Update.
This weekend I tried to adjust the wastegate preload. the preload was far too stiff. Maybe 6 full turns. I adjusted it to 3 full turns and took it for a road test. It seems that it had slightly better spool but nowhere near from what is supposed to spool. Probably the hotside must have cracks. Here's the new log
Regards
This weekend I tried to adjust the wastegate preload. the preload was far too stiff. Maybe 6 full turns. I adjusted it to 3 full turns and took it for a road test. It seems that it had slightly better spool but nowhere near from what is supposed to spool. Probably the hotside must have cracks. Here's the new log
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If I may make a suggestion if your going new intake mani, look at something with larger runners to let that 2.4 breath. The magnus is a sweet piece but to small for the 2.4. I would suggest the AMS f1 if you could fine one, or a JMF manifold. The larger ports on the runners will help a ton. Plus it will push the rpm band more to the right some which will help your top end. I am planning on running a JMF drag mani on my car. Good luck with the build.
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