I Miss the Low End Torque
more displacement, or more aggressive mivec tuning will be the only thing to move the car better off-boost, the other ideas (smaller hotside, etc) on here may work, but mostly will spool the turbo earlier. To truly do what you want to do, stroker or higher compression is probably the "foolproof" way.
Not sure on how stock style turbos handle stroker engines though, heard some bad stuff about surging.
Not sure on how stock style turbos handle stroker engines though, heard some bad stuff about surging.
^^^ Agree with liquid --> after basic bolt-ons, find yourself a tuner that really knows how to adjust the MIVEC to spool your turbo sooner/more aggressively.
To everyone saying 2.3 stroker + big turbo 'XYZ', you obviously did not comprehend the OP's initial post... He is looking for power early on in the powerband -- before 3000rpm -- this will be difficult without going for more displacement or using a smaller turbo (and sacrificing top-end).
To everyone saying 2.3 stroker + big turbo 'XYZ', you obviously did not comprehend the OP's initial post... He is looking for power early on in the powerband -- before 3000rpm -- this will be difficult without going for more displacement or using a smaller turbo (and sacrificing top-end).
Yeah, a 35R isn't ever going to be of much use below 3000 RPM or even 4000 RPM for that matter, even on a stroker, sorry. The Green/10.5 on a 2-Liter doesn't start to happen until after 3300 RPM either. Maybe the JDM IX RS turbo with the Mag compressor wheel and TiAl turbine housed in a 9.0 will hit 22# by 2500 RPM. This should get him through the intersection.
If you can hit 24 PSI from a zero boost rollon by the time you reach the other side of a 4 lane intersection then you should be O.K.
If you can hit 24 PSI from a zero boost rollon by the time you reach the other side of a 4 lane intersection then you should be O.K.



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