Best evo 9 setup want 400whp
full boltons, injectors, fuel pump and a tune on E85.. You'll be close to there. You can also send ur 9 turbo to FP, for them to build it. I'd say if you buy used parts you can get all that done for around 5k and possibly make even more than 400whp.
Last edited by bphx123; Aug 6, 2014 at 10:48 AM.
Turboback exhaust, cams, intake, manual boost controller turned up to about 24-25 psi and MOST IMPORTANTLY A TUNE! That should net you roughly 400hp depending on the dyno. You will need a fuel pump and injectors as well.
Fuel pump: Walbro 255 or DW301 $100-$150
1000cc injectors, around $500
Garrett GTX3071R turbo $2200
FMIC: AMS, ETS, or Greddy $900-$1000
Cams: Kelford 272/272, is around $600
ARP head studs, $130
MBC: Forge, Halman, or Grimmspeed, $100
You would need an uprated clutch kit, the Exedy stage2 metallic clutch is around $800. I'd recommend you install a twin clutch kit such as the Exedy HD, around $1700
In case 91 fuel is the only fuel you have available then I recommend you install a water/meth injection kit. AEM water/meth kit is around $500
1000cc injectors, around $500
Garrett GTX3071R turbo $2200
FMIC: AMS, ETS, or Greddy $900-$1000
Cams: Kelford 272/272, is around $600
ARP head studs, $130
MBC: Forge, Halman, or Grimmspeed, $100
You would need an uprated clutch kit, the Exedy stage2 metallic clutch is around $800. I'd recommend you install a twin clutch kit such as the Exedy HD, around $1700
In case 91 fuel is the only fuel you have available then I recommend you install a water/meth injection kit. AEM water/meth kit is around $500
Last edited by foxbat; Aug 6, 2014 at 11:40 AM.
You'd need at least a full back exhaust. O2 housing back. MAP performance has some good exhausts. O2 housing, downpipe, cat delete/high flow cat, cat back exhaust. That would eliminate the major choke in the exhaust. ~$1000 or more
You would need injectors higher than 850cc for gas and over 1000cc for E85 plus a walbro fuel pump.~$600 or more
Get a JDM MAP sensor (3 bar MAP sensor) so when they tune your car you can have boost control through your ECU so your engine will be safer with boost error correction. ~$100
You'd need a good clutch too. And the install can be a pain. ~$1000 or more with install
You'll also need new spark plugs before the tune to get the most out of it and then probably after just in case they get overly rich. But usually you'll be fine with the plugs from the tune. ~$Varies $400-$600 for tune
This would be between $3-4k. You can get a high flow air intake which is usually couple hundred.
If you get slightly larger intercooler. I think 3-4" intercooler should fit with no problem stock without much trimming. You'll need new lower piping for that which could run up to another couple hundred. ETS has a good package but it will be around $1000.
All this should get you to 400hp or more easily and you'll have some room for improvement if you wanted to add cams to your car or better turbo. With the larger intercooler you should see better spooling than stock too since there should be more air flow. This is pretty much where I'd start. Worry about a bigger turbo later down the road and get to know the car better with that power. Then you'll have to upgrade suspension parts for better handling.
You would need injectors higher than 850cc for gas and over 1000cc for E85 plus a walbro fuel pump.~$600 or more
Get a JDM MAP sensor (3 bar MAP sensor) so when they tune your car you can have boost control through your ECU so your engine will be safer with boost error correction. ~$100
You'd need a good clutch too. And the install can be a pain. ~$1000 or more with install
You'll also need new spark plugs before the tune to get the most out of it and then probably after just in case they get overly rich. But usually you'll be fine with the plugs from the tune. ~$Varies $400-$600 for tune
This would be between $3-4k. You can get a high flow air intake which is usually couple hundred.
If you get slightly larger intercooler. I think 3-4" intercooler should fit with no problem stock without much trimming. You'll need new lower piping for that which could run up to another couple hundred. ETS has a good package but it will be around $1000.
All this should get you to 400hp or more easily and you'll have some room for improvement if you wanted to add cams to your car or better turbo. With the larger intercooler you should see better spooling than stock too since there should be more air flow. This is pretty much where I'd start. Worry about a bigger turbo later down the road and get to know the car better with that power. Then you'll have to upgrade suspension parts for better handling.
-Pal215
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I am aiming for reliable 400 hp and this is my ideal mod list
CBRD BBK full ported
1000cc injectors
GSC s2 cams
MAP o2 dump
full AMS TBE
ETS 3.5 intercooler and ETS UICP and LICP
255 lp
TUNE + on 93 octane
Plus other supporting mods but I am to lazy to list them
after that I am gonna rebuild and strengthen the internals
CBRD BBK full ported
1000cc injectors
GSC s2 cams
MAP o2 dump
full AMS TBE
ETS 3.5 intercooler and ETS UICP and LICP
255 lp
TUNE + on 93 octane
Plus other supporting mods but I am to lazy to list them
after that I am gonna rebuild and strengthen the internals
What size turbo?
This was my model build:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...tephra-v7.html
That's a JB BBK Full though.
This was my model build:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...tephra-v7.html
That's a JB BBK Full though.









