Achieving 300whp
Originally posted by MrBonus
I made 304.6 WHP with:
3" Buschur Catless Turboback
AEM Intake
S-AFC II
Profec B - Spec II (20.5 PSI, holding unsteadily)
255lph Walbro
I made 304.6 WHP with:
3" Buschur Catless Turboback
AEM Intake
S-AFC II
Profec B - Spec II (20.5 PSI, holding unsteadily)
255lph Walbro
and how is the Profec-B working for you? I can't decide on that or a MBC...
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Originally posted by exhaust_note
do you think I could make the same numbers you did with a flash instead of a S-AFC II??
and how is the Profec-B working for you? I can't decide on that or a MBC...
do you think I could make the same numbers you did with a flash instead of a S-AFC II??
and how is the Profec-B working for you? I can't decide on that or a MBC...
I'm sending mine back to Greddy when I get some time to remove it.
I have a Hallman Pro RX that will be going on when I retune for cams in May.
Oh, and you should be able to make more power from a reflash and a BOATLOAD more torque due to the additional timing usually ran with a reflash.
You will probably get the same numbers with a flash, maybe better and probably smoother, due to the ability to manipulate timing and fuel independently of each other.
FWIW, I use the HKS EVC V and it works very nicely and is easy to adjust.
FWIW, I use the HKS EVC V and it works very nicely and is easy to adjust.
I had an EVO I worked on recently. Did my stage 2 on it.
Blitz SUS intake
Godspeed Downpipe
Greddy Ti exhaust
E-01 with E-Manage
Dyno Tuning
Went from 229 whp to 308 whp at only 19.5 PSI. 93 octane. This is on our AWD Dynapack dyno. On a 2WD it would make over 330 whp easily. I like the E-01 since you can offset the boost by RPM and maintain a completely flat boost chart to redline. Profec B can not do this. I tried on a different EVO yesterday, no matter what it would tapper a lb.
Blitz SUS intake
Godspeed Downpipe
Greddy Ti exhaust
E-01 with E-Manage
Dyno Tuning
Went from 229 whp to 308 whp at only 19.5 PSI. 93 octane. This is on our AWD Dynapack dyno. On a 2WD it would make over 330 whp easily. I like the E-01 since you can offset the boost by RPM and maintain a completely flat boost chart to redline. Profec B can not do this. I tried on a different EVO yesterday, no matter what it would tapper a lb.
Last edited by Guru; Mar 21, 2004 at 08:57 AM.
So basically Buschur Stage 1 will get me 300whp, correct?
http://www.buschurracing.com/EVO_Stage1.html
http://www.buschurracing.com/EVO_Stage1.html
Last edited by Villan; Mar 21, 2004 at 09:10 AM.
Re: Achieving 300whp
Originally posted by Villan
Aside from exhaust/chip/drop-in filter, what else do I need to achieve such number? Well, besides a new cluth.
Thanks in advance.
Aside from exhaust/chip/drop-in filter, what else do I need to achieve such number? Well, besides a new cluth.
Thanks in advance.
AEM intake
Buschur 2.5" DP
Buschur Muffler Delete
Hallman MBC
Walboro 255 Fuel pump
DYNOFLASH
All for a little over $1000
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...threadid=71361
Originally posted by Villan
So basically Buschur Stage 1 will get me 300whp, correct?
http://www.buschurracing.com/EVO_Stage1.html
So basically Buschur Stage 1 will get me 300whp, correct?
http://www.buschurracing.com/EVO_Stage1.html
Originally posted by MrBonus
I'd probably add a fuel pump and stay away from pre-tuned SAFCs but yes, you should be in that range.
I'd probably add a fuel pump and stay away from pre-tuned SAFCs but yes, you should be in that range.
Geographic location matters big time when tuning a S-AFC. If a car did 30whp in Ohio, and somebody from New York uses the same settings, two things can happen:
- the tune will be off , richer or leaner
- the car will not make the claimed 30whp
We tuned one of our Supras here in GA for the Houston event last week, and when we went there we had to lean it out more, because instead of teh GA tuned 11.3 AFT, it was running 10.7 AFR.
George
Not many people realize all that though.
George


