My AMS 3076R Install
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My AMS 3076R Install
Hello Everyone. I have been on this forum for a while now searching and decieded to finally post my new setup that was just finished tonight. I would like to thank AMS and Buschur Racing For building just great quality parts. I would also like to thank Kevin for a great tune. I would recommend him to anyone in the State to call him if you need a tune. Kevin there will be another tune in the near future for meth. Thanks again. Now on with the pics.
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nice set of mods! i bet you're enjoying it huh? ... wait till you get meth then you're gonna be abe to open your own rape house
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Hows the lag compared to say stock. Can you still build power in like 5th or 6th to pass without downshifting. Do you know how soon you hit like 22-23psi? I am really debating this setup or a 50trim maybe.
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The lag is not bad at all and once I work out my boost controller issue it will be even better. I can still pass in 5th and 6th pretty easy without downshifting. Just takes a tad bit longer in 6th. I do feel that the GSC S1 came in handy in the mid power range. Full spool up should be around 4200 rpm. With the way I had to setup my controller its a little later. I should hopefully have this fixed by the end of the week.






