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Wicked_X Feb 10, 2019 08:26 PM

Evo 8: MHI HTZ Red, S1 Cams, E85
 
Finally have some results to post up here. Went down to SJ today and got tuned by Gary Baines on E85. Car is pulling like a freight train right now!

Stock Block 84k miles
GSC S1 Cams(stock springs/retainers)
MHI FP Red w/84mm cover
Fp Intake
Walbro 450 w/ hobbs switch rewire
FIC 1200cc High-Z
Grimmspeed EBCS
VRSF 3.5" Intercooler
ETS LICP
Muse UICP
BPR8EIX gapped at .020
Map SS o2 housing
Turbosmart 18psi WGA
TBE
Omni 4 bar

https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.evo...01d78ec51b.jpg


Gary killed it on the tune, car made more power than expected on a mustang dyno. This dyno reads about 5-7% lower than a dynojet. Now it's time to see how long till my stock clutch starts slipping.


2006EvoIXer Feb 10, 2019 08:36 PM

Very nice! Do you have boost and afr chart too? Your power comes on early for non mivec!

Wicked_X Feb 10, 2019 08:40 PM


Originally Posted by 2006EvoIXer (Post 11860332)
Very nice! Do you have boost and afr chart too?

Thanks man! I'm gonna post a VD graph with the boost and AFR when I get the chance. I know its running 29psi up top and i think high 11 AFR.

Wicked_X Feb 10, 2019 08:56 PM


Originally Posted by 2006EvoIXer (Post 11860332)
Your power comes on early for non mivec!

I agree! Surprises me

kaj Feb 10, 2019 09:48 PM

I agree: torque comes on really early. Not bad at all.

NP Feb 11, 2019 05:01 AM

isn't the tq a bit much for the stock block, esp on a mustang dyno?

Wicked_X Feb 11, 2019 08:51 AM


Originally Posted by NP (Post 11860350)
isn't the tq a bit much for the stock block, esp on a mustang dyno?

This is a fairly high reading mustang dyno. Definitely not a heartbreaker. Btw Don, did a pull AFR right around 12, with boost coming in slow, 25 psi @ 4500 topping out at 29 @ 7500


blackline Feb 11, 2019 09:11 AM

Nice numbers!!!!

Evo9isLife Feb 11, 2019 11:37 AM

What was the injector duty % ?

Wicked_X Feb 11, 2019 12:15 PM


Originally Posted by Evo9isLife (Post 11860403)
What was the injector duty % ?

lol. It's about 103% at 7600

Injectors are maxed

Jonno99 Feb 11, 2019 04:12 PM

That's a perfect setup for my rebuild, I'm glad you went with the Red, I might run 1300cc injectors and push the revs to 8000 with forged internals. I have to pull the head too so I am thinking S2s and beehives with fitronic setup to mix e85 and 98 and keep the torque down to where you are to save my 6 speed

Wicked_X Feb 11, 2019 08:06 PM


Originally Posted by Jonno99 (Post 11860458)
That's a perfect setup for my rebuild, I'm glad you went with the Red, I might run 1300cc injectors and push the revs to 8000 with forged internals. I have to pull the head too so I am thinking S2s and beehives with fitronic setup to mix e85 and 98 and keep the torque down to where you are to save my 6 speed

Nice! Sounds like a great combo. Definitely go with 1300 at minimum. If you rev to 8k maybe even go S3's, lol

desiromeo812 Feb 12, 2019 09:19 AM

Appreciate the post and the kind words Eric. The s1’s are helping that low midrange torque. This makes the car feel more alive on the streets forsure.

The turbosmart makes boost control a breeze compared to the Fp actuators and makes sure we don’t get spikes in the low end since.

Fun street car and LOTS of area under the curve where it counts.

-Gary Bains

Wicked_X Feb 12, 2019 11:09 AM


Originally Posted by desiromeo812 (Post 11860569)
Appreciate the post and the kind words Eric. The s1’s are helping that low midrange torque. This makes the car feel more alive on the streets forsure.

The turbosmart makes boost control a breeze compared to the Fp actuators and makes sure we don’t get spikes in the low end since.

Fun street car and LOTS of area under the curve where it counts.

-Gary Bains

Thanks Gary!

LetsGetThisDone Feb 12, 2019 01:23 PM

There is absolutely no need for S3's on a stock engine. You're just shifting the power to the right. S2's are the biggest this setup really needs.


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