FPred/E85(E70) 1.0CF DD Dyno
Apr 19, 2010, 08:55 AM
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If you want to back up your dyno numbers then get some 1/4 mile slips. The guys that are into the 1/4 can tell you within a few hp what you're actually putting down, when given the weight of your car.
Nobody has hit 400tq on the stock turbo on pump (or any other fuel) on any of the local dynos (Mustang, DD, or Dynojet). That's why I consider those numbers high reading and will continue to do so until I see something that proves otherwise (someone hit those numbers on a local dyno or your slips).
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Apr 19, 2010, 03:18 PM
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I hit 425tq on pump and will hit more with my new injectors and intake.....I will take it on another dyno if you like no biggie 
I will go to the track as soon as I purchase a clutch...
I will go to the track as soon as I purchase a clutch...
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Apr 23, 2010, 05:20 AM
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Murlo26 did you have some down time with the BlaqOPS Progressive Boost Double Pumper? I read on there website that you have to send in your core. You think you can just order all the parts needed to do the install, and knock it out over a weekend?
Apr 23, 2010, 06:06 AM
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Ask Mlomker on here about that if you are interested, he did that.
Apr 23, 2010, 08:13 AM
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If I had to do it again then I'd just buy the Full Blown hanger and do the wiring & plumbing myself. It's like anything else...do you want to learn about how the pumps are wired and how to do this? In life you either pay in time or money and it's always your call.
If you bought the Full Blown and two Walbros then you could use a Hobbs switch to turn the second pump on at 4psi or so (this is exactly how BlaqOPs' less expensive kit works). You might not save money taking this approach but you could avoid downtime, learn some interesting stuff, and then have your factory hanger available for resale.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/se...hlight=blaqops
If you bought the Full Blown and two Walbros then you could use a Hobbs switch to turn the second pump on at 4psi or so (this is exactly how BlaqOPs' less expensive kit works). You might not save money taking this approach but you could avoid downtime, learn some interesting stuff, and then have your factory hanger available for resale.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/se...hlight=blaqops
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Apr 23, 2010, 08:40 AM
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Well it would've only taken 3 hours or so but we tried a lot of things. Also I had to come back for another round since my LICP coupler blew off and it was actually leaking too for the first session. So we had to redial everything in and we tried lots of things for making power.
6 hours was over two sessions, roughly 3 hours each.
6 hours was over two sessions, roughly 3 hours each.
