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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:27 AM
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what do i need in order to achieve 380whp?

i would like your opinions on what new upgrade I can do to get 380whp without upgrading my FMIC or turbo.

Current mods:
helix v2 downpipe
buschurracing high flow cat
buschurracing catback w/ magnaflow
injen intake w/ upper ic
walbro fuel pump
hks evc @ 21-22psi
dynoflash @ 301/295

what new mods should i add in order to achieve 350whp on stock turbo/stock fmic?

so far what i have in mind is 272's, test pipe, and lower ic pipe. but i dont think its enough to get me into 380whp

edit: no nitrous, no race gas...

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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:35 AM
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Nitrous, racing gas, and turning up the boost.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:38 AM
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curious to know what are your current figures on the current mods?
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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:38 AM
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cams, frontmount, ebay o2 housing + test pipe.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:49 AM
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JXS1984,


Let me save you money, DON'T GET AN UPGRADE INTERCOOLER unless you get a bigger turbo or turbokit.

I went through that recently, the stock intercooler is fine for the stock turbo and viceversa.

I am currently trying to achieve that kind of power as well with my mods. I have a easier path, I could go to a dynojet dyno and put 100oct or 116oct and kaboom I would have the desired 380whp but I am finding out the limits on stock turbo on a Mustang Dyno and on 91oct first.

Summarizing, don't get an intercooler yet.

Carlos
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Old May 20, 2006 | 10:51 AM
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Definately Cams and alcohol kit, the test pipe and the LICP would also help a lot. Question: How do you like the HKS EZ?, I haven't had one in many many years, is the boost steady?


Thanks!!

Carlos
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Old May 20, 2006 | 11:49 AM
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Carlos, no offence, but i read your posts all day long, and you really have no clue of what you speak........ I mean you said you are selling your UPGRADED FMIC because it caused you "LAG"
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Old May 20, 2006 | 12:41 PM
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K5, a large FMIC normally does reduce spoolup, because it takes the turbo longer to fill up the larger volume.

JXS, to sniff 380whp, you need:

- GSC 272s ($440 shipped from Total D)
- SMC Alcohol Injection - run 26-28psi
- Buschur ported/coated stock manifold
- Buschur ported/coated stock 10.5 hotside
- Buschur coated SS o2 housing
- Buschur LICP

There ya go...maybe even 400wtq with your 380whp.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 01:02 PM
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The lower pressure drop across it will makeup for that 110%
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Old May 20, 2006 | 01:08 PM
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Not usually. Most people report spool loss with large FMICs on the Evo. It is counteracted by adding an LICP, but if you already have an LICP, then it feels like a loss to the owner who is used to the spool gains from the LICP alone.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
K5, a large FMIC normally does reduce spoolup, because it takes the turbo longer to fill up the larger volume.

JXS, to sniff 380whp, you need:

- GSC 272s ($440 shipped from Total D)
- SMC Alcohol Injection - run 26-28psi
- Buschur ported/coated stock manifold
- Buschur ported/coated stock 10.5 hotside
- Buschur coated SS o2 housing
- Buschur LICP

There ya go...maybe even 400wtq with your 380whp.

or a ebay o2...

AMS makes good LICP

could go with some JUN cams if you can afford them( or hks or other ones, some of the higher spec cams require valve train )

could port **** yourself just make sure the outlets match! my very first time doing it took a while but came out very well! and this was on my 1g eclipse, the butt dyno was strong and i eliminated boost creep so i know the porting helped =)



not trying to bad mouth buschur at all just keeping your eyes open!!
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Old May 20, 2006 | 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by kf6ytc
Carlos, no offence, but i read your posts all day long, and you really have no clue of what you speak........ I mean you said you are selling your UPGRADED FMIC because it caused you "LAG"

+1 someone finally said it.

I gained roughly 10 hp with the TXS FMIC and didnt lose any spool. In fact it seems to come on earlier.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by kf6ytc
Carlos, no offence, but i read your posts all day long, and you really have no clue of what you speak........ I mean you said you are selling your UPGRADED FMIC because it caused you "LAG"
No, definately no ofense. Perhaps I should had narrow my statements by saying that the Nisei Intercooler gave me a huge turbolag. I guess I understand your point, I shouldn't generalize on my statement about upgrade intercoolers but I can affirm and confirm the Nisei did not work too good for me.

As per the cooling core being lower, yea, I wouldn't deny that part but the stock intercooler seen to be working better for me.

Last but not least, I would feel more comfortable if you reword your statement from : you have no clue to a perhaps: I disagree with you

To make my statements more credible and more reasonable, I wouldn't generalize on upgrade intercoolers however I will make clear my recent intercooler upgrade did not do much on my car even after the tuning.



Carlos

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Old May 20, 2006 | 05:57 PM
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jxs1984, before asking these questions on the forum I would do a search. This will alleviate any flame potential problems you may encounter.

I am just relaying to you my experiences with this.

However, listen to warrtalon. His advice is helpful even though sometimes he can come off as harsh sometimes. But please understand that he has to deal with the same repeated questions over and over again.
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Old May 20, 2006 | 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by fromWRXtoEVO
JXS1984,


Let me save you money, DON'T GET AN UPGRADE INTERCOOLER unless you get a bigger turbo or turbokit.

I went through that recently, the stock intercooler is fine for the stock turbo and viceversa.

I am currently trying to achieve that kind of power as well with my mods. I have a easier path, I could go to a dynojet dyno and put 100oct or 116oct and kaboom I would have the desired 380whp but I am finding out the limits on stock turbo on a Mustang Dyno and on 91oct first.

Summarizing, don't get an intercooler yet.

Carlos

You sure about all that. I went with a bigger intercooler but it still fit the stock pipes and noticed a decrease in 10 degrees in temp. Seems worth it to me...
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