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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 03:49 PM
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Thank you Big AL for looking after my car and George at ICS they did a great job.Al thank you also for helping me test fuel in the car and making adjustments on the map when we put the VP import in.I would be more than happy to see you when more testing comes up.
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Martin, I just want to remind you that I have the utmost respect for you and your company, I've said it countless times. I am 110% certain that YOU can tune a car safely at the same boost and octane that I am doing. I realize you chose not to and I am fine with that, completely. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about you for chosing that. Hell I may very well be crazy for doing it. I have two builds here now that are expecting this same level of power on 93 next week.

I was not trying to be confrontational I hope you can see my point about what I was saying. I keep making points about something or another and then someone says, "Been there done that". it was getting tiring is all.

As I said, there is NO doubt in my mind you can do this exact same thing. I'll be even more honest, I hope you don't. It leaves me a decent market to mess with and I am willing to take the risk in doing it You guys are busy enough! haha

I went and read the post you made in 2004. Yes, that was damn good power back then but we both know how high the power read when we were both using 2wd dynojets with our EVO's then. Not really in the ball park of what we are reading now. I think you'll agree. I remember making 400 whp on the stock turbo back then with **** poor parts compared to what we are both running today.
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I would like to add my thoughts on the subject for what they are worth

I have been tuning Evos daily for 5 years and I find Mr. Buschur's work on the Bad Bish both ground breaking and totally revolutionary.

Every so often someone does something so radical and so cutting edge it changes how others think about a subject.

I have never seen anyone tune an EVO as agressively on pump gas with such success and find it to be a brilliant advancement.

My opinion is that the combination of the closely matched Buschur Parts along with the FP HTA Wheel and Driven Innovations intake manifold have enhanced the VE of the Evo motor to such a degree that the motor is able to be tuned to a much higher condition on pump gas.

I know this becuase I have experienced tuning thousands of Evos on the same pump gas to the point of knock and seen that the limit is no where near the kind of boost and power level of the Bad Bish car is making - simple FACTS.

There is no magic in tuning its a rather simple process - fuel and timing and a few other minor things.

I give credit to Buschur, FP and Driven Innovations for their work in making parts which enhanced the 4G63.

Also due credit must be given to David Buschur for knowing what he is doing and having the confidence in what he is doing to send out a high profile customer car with this level of tune into the real world.

In life those who take risks often are rewarded with great results.

Again, kudos to Master Buschur for staying on top of the scene.

Al


PS - the thread that Martin cited above was claiming 470 whp on pump gas at 25 psi and then 505 whp with WATER INJECTION. Clearly that is a totally different subject that pure pump gas.

Query to anyone willing to entertain a rational conversation is why wouldn't a guy like the Bad Bish consider a quality alcohol injection system as a additional means of saftey and to provide an additional margin for the event of a bad tank of gas?
Would you guys like to chime in On what Al has suggested about a quality Alcohol Injection kit? Yes I think it's a great topic Al because it's related to this thread about PUMP Gas so Pump and Alcohol Buschur?? Martin??? what do you guys think? AL??
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 04:04 PM
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Al, Peter's car would make more power with an alky injection kit. A few pages ago I put up a post about how I feel about the alcohol injection and safety features and such.

Which kit are you using now? I know you aren't installing the SMC's anymore. What kind of safe guards do the new kits you are using have?

Peter's car would be as safe or safer with an alky kit on it. I wire them into the AEM and if anything happens it basically kills the power.

I think my problem with installing an alky kit on the car is I have become closed minded again. I've been making so much power on just pump and not having problems that I have stopped suggesting an alky kit on most of the builds. Maybe I need to open up my mind again and put an alky kit on one of these cars. I'd think 35 psi would be pretty easy then..............that would add another 50 whp on a car like Peter's. It's getting crazy.
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 04:15 PM
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Al, Peter's car would make more power with an alky injection kit. A few pages ago I put up a post about how I feel about the alcohol injection and safety features and such.

Which kit are you using now? I know you aren't installing the SMC's anymore. What kind of safe guards do the new kits you are using have?

Peter's car would be as safe or safer with an alky kit on it. I wire them into the AEM and if anything happens it basically kills the power.

I think my problem with installing an alky kit on the car is I have become closed minded again. I've been making so much power on just pump and not having problems that I have stopped suggesting an alky kit on most of the builds. Maybe I need to open up my mind again and put an alky kit on one of these cars. I'd think 35 psi would be pretty easy then..............that would add another 50 whp on a car like Peter's. It's getting crazy.
The way you have incorporated the SMC kit to the AEM its fairly bullet proof and in a case like Pete's it could operate on a toggle.

I have been using the Aquamist which is much harder to install and vastly more complicated but it had some unique features of a flow sensor which monitors the flow rate and a fail safe which can trigger a switched relay in the vent the actual flow rate window is too high or too low. This could work to lower boost or to switch the map in the AEM.

Lately I have been having huge success with the alcohol injection kits on Subarus - breaking many dyno records for various kinds of turbos on pump and alcky. I love the alchy both for the knock supression and also fo rthe intercooling effecft which may mean little with the Buschur Race Fmic of course ! lol!

Here is an accomlishment I was most proud of when I recently tuned the most powerful '08 STI in the world on pump and alchy

http://blogs.cobbtuning.com/?p=220

I agree that with pump and alcky Pete's car could make even more power, in fact I assumje it would be able to approach race gas numbers on his car in fact exceeding the turbo's capacity to make power.

The nice thing about it for him would be the whole set up could be on a toggle switch to activate it and turn it on and off at will with the dual stage Buschur boost controller he could go from 30 psi at 620 whp on full pump to 35 or so on pump and alcky just by hitting a switch.

I remember when you were the first one in the Evo community to suggest alochol injection kits all the uproar and kaos that insued on these forums. Then after we had such great success with the systems in short order they became very common place and everyone was copying your apporach.

Buschur is always the leader and then everyone is quick to follow. This is no exception.

Al

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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:04 PM
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Ok, im only on page 11 of this thread and i have to make a post My car has come up several times during all the conversations. Alot of people know i drive my car 120 miles to and from work, and obviously i wanted the car to make good power on pump gas. After Dave tuned my car at 525 horse, i have put 8000 miles on it and I go to the dragstrip twice a week, and i have taken the car to Mid-ohio ran in hpde3 all weekend, went and attended several track days at nelson ledges. I am 100% sure my car is safe at that power level on 93 octane!

With the gas prices jumping up, I just started running 87 octane in the car now. This is going to be news to Dave. Dave I hope you do not get upset with me, but i have pulled 5 degrees of timing out and turned the boost down to 25 psi, the car seems to pull good and has little knock. I am going to keep messing around with it, (if Dave dont care)! I was getting around 28 miles to the gallon on 93, but it seems it has fallen to a bit with 87. I plan on running 87 octane for the summer, and going to hit the track with the car this way. I have logged 967 miles so far, whooped one mustang.

I know im not as smart as alot of the Tuners on here, but i did stay at a Holiday inn last weekend Im going back to page 12 now, i will try and catch up.



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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:07 PM
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**** i thought there was 20 pages in this thread.

Caught up!
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by IHUNTV8
Ok, im only on page 11 of this thread and i have to make a post My car has come up several times during all the conversations. Alot of people know i drive my car 120 miles to and from work, and obviously i wanted the car to make good power on pump gas. After Dave tuned my car at 525 horse, i have put 8000 miles on it and I go to the dragstrip twice a week, and i have taken the car to Mid-ohio ran in hpde3 all weekend, went and attended several track days at nelson ledges. I am 100% sure my car is safe at that power level on 93 octane!

With the gas prices jumping up, I just started running 87 octane in the car now. This is going to be news to Dave. Dave I hope you do not get upset with me, but i have pulled 5 degrees of timing out and turned the boost down to 25 psi, the car seems to pull good and has little knock. I am going to keep messing around with it, (if Dave dont care)! I was getting around 28 miles to the gallon on 93, but it seems it has fallen to a bit with 87. I plan on running 87 octane for the summer, and going to hit the track with the car this way. I have logged 967 miles so far, whooped one mustang.

I know im not as smart as alot of the Tuners on here, but i did stay at a Holiday inn last weekend Im going back to page 12 now, i will try and catch up.



Trent

Of course your car reminds me of when David and I first argued about about if going 9 seconds was possible on a street evo LOL !


How bizzare that now 9 seconds is possible on pump gas in a street evo

You IMHO were the one who pushed David to really explore pump gas power so i give you credit also as you are a lunatic!

Al
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by IHUNTV8
Ok, im only on page 11 of this thread and i have to make a post My car has come up several times during all the conversations. Alot of people know i drive my car 120 miles to and from work, and obviously i wanted the car to make good power on pump gas. After Dave tuned my car at 525 horse, i have put 8000 miles on it and I go to the dragstrip twice a week, and i have taken the car to Mid-ohio ran in hpde3 all weekend, went and attended several track days at nelson ledges. I am 100% sure my car is safe at that power level on 93 octane!

With the gas prices jumping up, I just started running 87 octane in the car now. This is going to be news to Dave. Dave I hope you do not get upset with me, but i have pulled 5 degrees of timing out and turned the boost down to 25 psi, the car seems to pull good and has little knock. I am going to keep messing around with it, (if Dave dont care)! I was getting around 28 miles to the gallon on 93, but it seems it has fallen to a bit with 87. I plan on running 87 octane for the summer, and going to hit the track with the car this way. I have logged 967 miles so far, whooped one mustang.

I know im not as smart as alot of the Tuners on here, but i did stay at a Holiday inn last weekend Im going back to page 12 now, i will try and catch up.



Trent
Bish ! 525 whp on pump gas - lift the skirt bro ! Why so little ?
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:31 PM
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I just got that old off the shelf 35r, hell i dont even have a HTA!


I think a 20g and 87 octane and alcohol is going to be my next project with the car. I love the 35r but im really impressed with all the 20g cars, for the power they make and the fun factor, I like doing 4 wheel burnouts
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:33 PM
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silly trent
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 05:44 PM
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For the record I was talking about 1g's with factory ECU's in them, not standalones. I've tried putting a 2g knock sensor in a 1g with a factory ecu, instand CEL for knock sensor circuit. We all know you can use a 2g, or almost any knock sensor with AEM.
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Old Mar 14, 2008 | 06:12 PM
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WHAT??!!! Trent you've been tuning again!? haha Good for you. The reduced timing will have an effect on the mileage, might have to add some back in at the lower end of the map. Is the 02 feedback turned on? Does it have enough correction to keep the car running lean enough? Also, I think your car was the first one I broke 500 with on pump gas now that Al mentioned it, isn't it? I think it was at the shootout or something too, wasn't it?

gsnt, sorry, I assumed you were talking about the AEM since that's what the topic has kind of been focused around.
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 03:34 AM
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
Al, Peter's car would make more power with an alky injection kit. A few pages ago I put up a post about how I feel about the alcohol injection and safety features and such.

Which kit are you using now? I know you aren't installing the SMC's anymore. What kind of safe guards do the new kits you are using have?

Peter's car would be as safe or safer with an alky kit on it. I wire them into the AEM and if anything happens it basically kills the power.

I think my problem with installing an alky kit on the car is I have become closed minded again. I've been making so much power on just pump and not having problems that I have stopped suggesting an alky kit on most of the builds. Maybe I need to open up my mind again and put an alky kit on one of these cars. I'd think 35 psi would be pretty easy then..............that would add another 50 whp on a car like Peter's. It's getting crazy.
Thanks Dave if you look into this kit Al is talkng about further,and seeing what results you are already claiming (estimateing) would be and 35 psi would probably set the standard for the future due to the extremly high expense of VP-import at 22.00 dollars a gallon.Although I am really impresed how well that fuel works!
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 04:37 AM
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Dont know if thiis has been answered but Pete are you running an ally rod motor and are you using standard arp's or L19 headstuds?
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Old Mar 15, 2008 | 06:02 AM
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
WHAT??!!! Trent you've been tuning again!? haha Good for you. The reduced timing will have an effect on the mileage, might have to add some back in at the lower end of the map. Is the 02 feedback turned on? Does it have enough correction to keep the car running lean enough? Also, I think your car was the first one I broke 500 with on pump gas now that Al mentioned it, isn't it? I think it was at the shootout or something too, wasn't it?

gsnt, sorry, I assumed you were talking about the AEM since that's what the topic has kind of been focused around.

Yes, o2 feedback is on. Yea you broke 500 at the suby mitsu dyno day. I have a couple logs, I want you to look over, or maybe we can throw it up on the rollers with 87 in it. Im sure you will make some changes
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