Evo 9 baseline dynorun & high-flow filer run
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Pure Tuning dynoed an EVO 9 showing mods made by installing intake and exhaust and showed huge gains on a Mustang Dyno.
Check out the link above.
Pure Tuning dynoed an EVO 9 showing mods made by installing intake and exhaust and showed huge gains on a Mustang Dyno.
Check out the link above.
Originally Posted by zenracer
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Pure Tuning dynoed an EVO 9 showing mods made by installing intake and exhaust and showed huge gains on a Mustang Dyno.
Check out the link above.
Pure Tuning dynoed an EVO 9 showing mods made by installing intake and exhaust and showed huge gains on a Mustang Dyno.
Check out the link above.
lol
This really is 100% FALSE....The dealership can warranty a part without contacting a regional representative. The parts are sent into the mfg. for claims processing, but a representative would never know that a car was modded unless the dealer wanted to let them know. If the dealership does not want to warranty a part, due to abuse / misuse / mods / etc. they often will involve a regional representative.
I would be happy to introduce you to a few dealership owners that would walk you through the process...
I would be happy to introduce you to a few dealership owners that would walk you through the process...
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
No way in hell will Mitsu honor your powertrain warranty just because you get it flashed there. But I haven't heard of them being flashing experts before. Do they really tune Evos?
You must remember also that it's not the dealership that denies the warranty claim - it's the district or regional rep, unless it's something simple. If it's anything big, the rep has to inspect the damaged part, inspect the car, and then make a determination. At that point, the dealer would just shrug their shoulders and point at the district rep saying, "Sorry, we'd warranty the engine if we could, but the big man says 'no.'"
You must remember also that it's not the dealership that denies the warranty claim - it's the district or regional rep, unless it's something simple. If it's anything big, the rep has to inspect the damaged part, inspect the car, and then make a determination. At that point, the dealer would just shrug their shoulders and point at the district rep saying, "Sorry, we'd warranty the engine if we could, but the big man says 'no.'"
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what kind of filter do you have?
what kind of filter do you have?
Originally Posted by BigEd925
I just got home from a baseline dynorun (stock) at SRM tuning. Beau and Paul where great and very helpful. I will have the graphs later on tonight after I scan then.
Stock max whp = 237
max lb/ft = 243
Works Drop in filter max whp= 242.2
max lb/ft torque= 248.6
This was on a dynopack dyno at SRM tuning. Per SRM most evo 9's made 220-245 whp on their dyno. thanks again guys!
SRM tuning = San Rafael Mitsubishi
Stock max whp = 237
max lb/ft = 243
Works Drop in filter max whp= 242.2
max lb/ft torque= 248.6
This was on a dynopack dyno at SRM tuning. Per SRM most evo 9's made 220-245 whp on their dyno. thanks again guys!
SRM tuning = San Rafael Mitsubishi
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