My stroker setup...comments?
Originally Posted by jbrown
Is it just me? Or do those numbers sound low to anyone else? I would expect each of them to be at least 50hp higher with that kind of setup. (assuming std mods like cams, injectors, exhaust, fmic, etc.)
Originally Posted by nrcooled
No higher then 7500RPM
I would guess low 400's at the wheels on pump, maybe around 500 on meth/racegas
Originally Posted by evilrs
numbers are on a dynojet(turbotrix) and are low because im still running the stock intake mani. the wastegate wouldnt hold the boost over 32.
Here's the full update:
After a while of running the car on the setup listed above I decided to go with the VIP 50 Trim kit. I had in my mind that this is the perfect stroker turbo. Early spool and power all the way to redline is what I anticipated...I was not wrong. I was a bit hesitant to get the non-BB 50 Trim because I was worried about initial spool and also transitional response but this is not an issue at ALL.
I was tuned as seen in this thread http://forums.dcevoclub.com/showthread.php?t=6451
The results were unimpressive (the car was damn fast but there was definately something amiss). Well, I brought the car back to VIP so the guys there could figure out the issue. The culprit was a leaky intercooler. There were two big leaks on both sides of the intercooler which was giving me my boost taper on the topend.
The only changes I have made to the setup is ditch the UTEC (it's still connected but running on map 0 so I can use the SES Knock Lite feature and logging)
As the car sits, it is running 25psi ALL THE WAY TO REDLINE with no drops between shifts. The car is a true beast and the experience has been amazing. I will not win any car shows with my Evo nor will I win any dyno wars but that isn't what I set out to do. I wanted a pump only monster that was daily drivable. I have that in spades!!!
Props go out to JAM, VIP, and all the folks on DCEvoClub who hooked me up with advice and a great place to vent.
BTW - no dyno runs have been made after the fix but we're pretty damn sure that the car is well past the 400hp mark.
Some of you may wonder why I didn't just put the AMS 50 Trim kit on and it's because I got separated shortly after purchace and had to sell it to recoup some funds.
After a while of running the car on the setup listed above I decided to go with the VIP 50 Trim kit. I had in my mind that this is the perfect stroker turbo. Early spool and power all the way to redline is what I anticipated...I was not wrong. I was a bit hesitant to get the non-BB 50 Trim because I was worried about initial spool and also transitional response but this is not an issue at ALL.
I was tuned as seen in this thread http://forums.dcevoclub.com/showthread.php?t=6451
The results were unimpressive (the car was damn fast but there was definately something amiss). Well, I brought the car back to VIP so the guys there could figure out the issue. The culprit was a leaky intercooler. There were two big leaks on both sides of the intercooler which was giving me my boost taper on the topend.
The only changes I have made to the setup is ditch the UTEC (it's still connected but running on map 0 so I can use the SES Knock Lite feature and logging)
As the car sits, it is running 25psi ALL THE WAY TO REDLINE with no drops between shifts. The car is a true beast and the experience has been amazing. I will not win any car shows with my Evo nor will I win any dyno wars but that isn't what I set out to do. I wanted a pump only monster that was daily drivable. I have that in spades!!!
Props go out to JAM, VIP, and all the folks on DCEvoClub who hooked me up with advice and a great place to vent.
BTW - no dyno runs have been made after the fix but we're pretty damn sure that the car is well past the 400hp mark.
Some of you may wonder why I didn't just put the AMS 50 Trim kit on and it's because I got separated shortly after purchace and had to sell it to recoup some funds.
Glad to hear it! JAM is such an awesome shop (I live a mile a way from them). They are probably the best machine shop on the east coast when it comes to 4G63's, perhaps they are the best altogether! Sucks to hear your BR intercooler leaked, thats so disappointing when you pay that much for a FMIC just to have it leak!
Here's the full update:
After a while of running the car on the setup listed above I decided to go with the VIP 50 Trim kit. I had in my mind that this is the perfect stroker turbo. Early spool and power all the way to redline is what I anticipated...I was not wrong. I was a bit hesitant to get the non-BB 50 Trim because I was worried about initial spool and also transitional response but this is not an issue at ALL.
I was tuned as seen in this thread http://forums.dcevoclub.com/showthread.php?t=6451
The results were unimpressive (the car was damn fast but there was definately something amiss). Well, I brought the car back to VIP so the guys there could figure out the issue. The culprit was a leaky intercooler. There were two big leaks on both sides of the intercooler which was giving me my boost taper on the topend.
The only changes I have made to the setup is ditch the UTEC (it's still connected but running on map 0 so I can use the SES Knock Lite feature and logging)
As the car sits, it is running 25psi ALL THE WAY TO REDLINE with no drops between shifts. The car is a true beast and the experience has been amazing. I will not win any car shows with my Evo nor will I win any dyno wars but that isn't what I set out to do. I wanted a pump only monster that was daily drivable. I have that in spades!!!
Props go out to JAM, VIP, and all the folks on DCEvoClub who hooked me up with advice and a great place to vent.
BTW - no dyno runs have been made after the fix but we're pretty damn sure that the car is well past the 400hp mark.
Some of you may wonder why I didn't just put the AMS 50 Trim kit on and it's because I got separated shortly after purchace and had to sell it to recoup some funds.
After a while of running the car on the setup listed above I decided to go with the VIP 50 Trim kit. I had in my mind that this is the perfect stroker turbo. Early spool and power all the way to redline is what I anticipated...I was not wrong. I was a bit hesitant to get the non-BB 50 Trim because I was worried about initial spool and also transitional response but this is not an issue at ALL.
I was tuned as seen in this thread http://forums.dcevoclub.com/showthread.php?t=6451
The results were unimpressive (the car was damn fast but there was definately something amiss). Well, I brought the car back to VIP so the guys there could figure out the issue. The culprit was a leaky intercooler. There were two big leaks on both sides of the intercooler which was giving me my boost taper on the topend.
The only changes I have made to the setup is ditch the UTEC (it's still connected but running on map 0 so I can use the SES Knock Lite feature and logging)
As the car sits, it is running 25psi ALL THE WAY TO REDLINE with no drops between shifts. The car is a true beast and the experience has been amazing. I will not win any car shows with my Evo nor will I win any dyno wars but that isn't what I set out to do. I wanted a pump only monster that was daily drivable. I have that in spades!!!
Props go out to JAM, VIP, and all the folks on DCEvoClub who hooked me up with advice and a great place to vent.
BTW - no dyno runs have been made after the fix but we're pretty damn sure that the car is well past the 400hp mark.
Some of you may wonder why I didn't just put the AMS 50 Trim kit on and it's because I got separated shortly after purchace and had to sell it to recoup some funds.
green would spool like a rocket.
i wanna do a build like this only with a jun 2.2 so i can wind it out to 9k and a green.
torquemonster for autoX
nrcooled: looks fantastic man. if you run it again on the dyno let us know.
i wanna do a build like this only with a jun 2.2 so i can wind it out to 9k and a green.
torquemonster for autoX
nrcooled: looks fantastic man. if you run it again on the dyno let us know.



