AMS EVO X makes 450whp on pump GAS!! Using our prototype 35R kit!!
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AMS EVO X makes 450whp on pump GAS!! Using our prototype 35R kit!!
Mod list is as follows:
AMS FMIC
AMS UICP
AMS Intake pipe
AMS MBC
AMS high flow fuel rail
Full AMS 3" straight through exhaust
Prototype AMS V-band turbo kit with 35R
Prototype Deatsch Works 800cc direct drop in fuel injectors
Since the last time I posted a dyno chart of this car, we have added an extra fuel pump to the equation to quell our fuel pressure related issues, and also installed a much lighter wastegate spring which aptly took car of any boost creep that was previously present. The can now holds a steady and consistent 1.65 bar (~24psi)
I am continually impressed with the results that we are getting out of a completely stock long block with completely stock cams. The spool up is also what I would expect and totally acceptable for a turbo that is this size. Surprisingly, it spools up about as quickly as a couple of the 30R's that we have been messing around with lately.
I can't wait until the weather doesn't suck quite as much so I can go 'test' the performance of this kit on the street.
AMS FMIC
AMS UICP
AMS Intake pipe
AMS MBC
AMS high flow fuel rail
Full AMS 3" straight through exhaust
Prototype AMS V-band turbo kit with 35R
Prototype Deatsch Works 800cc direct drop in fuel injectors
Since the last time I posted a dyno chart of this car, we have added an extra fuel pump to the equation to quell our fuel pressure related issues, and also installed a much lighter wastegate spring which aptly took car of any boost creep that was previously present. The can now holds a steady and consistent 1.65 bar (~24psi)
I am continually impressed with the results that we are getting out of a completely stock long block with completely stock cams. The spool up is also what I would expect and totally acceptable for a turbo that is this size. Surprisingly, it spools up about as quickly as a couple of the 30R's that we have been messing around with lately.
I can't wait until the weather doesn't suck quite as much so I can go 'test' the performance of this kit on the street.







FTW!
