ETS Quick spool Turbo kit(G30)
So, this is a 2.2L Evo8 (no mivec), Hess games pocket port head, GSC S2's, Curt Brown ported intake and 65mm throttle body, ETS 3.5" intercooler and Vband turbo kit, G30-770 .82 AR vband hotside. Walbro 525 pump and FIC 1650 hi-z injectors. 614whp at 29psi, we ran out of fuel. But Aaron feels like he could easily push the turbo to 36-37psi based on how it was still picking up boost with more wastegate duty cycle.
It has 300wtq at 4300 and 400wtq at 4650.
It's more responsive on the street than the dyno sheet makes it seem. Definitely an awesome turbo setup.
It has 300wtq at 4300 and 400wtq at 4650.
It's more responsive on the street than the dyno sheet makes it seem. Definitely an awesome turbo setup.
Can't find my 601whp one but mivec 2.0 3071 g2 .83 TS
Mid point dip has been fixed car doesn't go up and down in power on the street.
Last edited by Grimgrak; May 2, 2020 at 04:58 PM.
Originally Posted by ctfpevoVIII
How does it feel compared to your setup?
Hard to believe it comes up harder then both our cars but times do change.
Nice to know there are other options out there that perform this good.
Great job on building that engine /setup Sean.
One big downside for me would be the exhaust note change if I went the Garrett direction. Going away from the Stock location manifold tends to sound more Honda.
Originally Posted by Abacus
Hard to believe it comes up harder then both our cars but times do change.
Nice to know there are other options out there that perform this good.
Great job on building that engine /setup Sean.
One big downside for me would be the exhaust note change if I went the Garrett direction. Going away from the Stock location manifold tends to sound more Honda.
Nice to know there are other options out there that perform this good.
Great job on building that engine /setup Sean.
One big downside for me would be the exhaust note change if I went the Garrett direction. Going away from the Stock location manifold tends to sound more Honda.
Worth noting, the "final" number of 615whp is only 15* of timing at 7800 and up. We left it soft because the motor had 37 miles on it, and injectors were at 92% already. More fuel system, more boost, and 1-2* more timing and this is easily a 650whp+ setup
And not sure I mentioned this here already, but Aaron thinks mivec would spool this turbo an easy 400-500rpm faster as well.
Originally Posted by ddlopresti
Nice results, what boost do you think it can hold to 7800 or 8k without tons of backpreesure and really ramping up the gate?
Last edited by letsgetthisdone; May 3, 2020 at 09:55 PM.
Originally Posted by blackline
That is a damn nice graph! Any plans on upgrading the fueling and going back at it?
Originally Posted by blackline
Gotcha. Thanks for posting the results man!
So, this is a 2.2L Evo8 (no mivec), Hess games pocket port head, GSC S2's, Curt Brown ported intake and 65mm throttle body, ETS 3.5" intercooler and Vband turbo kit, G30-770 .82 AR vband hotside. Walbro 525 pump and FIC 1650 hi-z injectors. 614whp at 29psi, we ran out of fuel. But Aaron feels like he could easily push the turbo to 36-37psi based on how it was still picking up boost with more wastegate duty cycle.
It has 300wtq at 4300 and 400wtq at 4650.
It's more responsive on the street than the dyno sheet makes it seem. Definitely an awesome turbo setup.
It has 300wtq at 4300 and 400wtq at 4650.
It's more responsive on the street than the dyno sheet makes it seem. Definitely an awesome turbo setup.
I'd be really interested to see the boost curves from 1500rpm in 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears.
Just from 1500rpm, go to 100% throttle and back off once you're at max boost.
Should look something like this:
I can try to do 1st-3rd from 2500 4th may be hard to do. I'm not going to lug it down to 1500, theres absolutely no point in that.
Last edited by letsgetthisdone; May 4, 2020 at 07:06 PM.
Just whichever RPM you choose to start on - do that across all of your gears so it's consistent.
2500rpm start - 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
Originally Posted by RSMike
That's no problem.
Just whichever RPM you choose to start on - do that across all of your gears so it's consistent.
2500rpm start - 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
Just whichever RPM you choose to start on - do that across all of your gears so it's consistent.
2500rpm start - 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.










