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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 01:50 PM
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MAP's 2008 Evolution X GSR Build Thread aka Project GGX

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Well, we've been selling Evo X products for a while now (we actually make several of own in house) and previously had to rely on our local MN Evo X owners for any product development or testing. As our plans for the platform have expanded significantly we decided to bite the bullet and pick one up for ourselves.

I found this beauty at a dealership in Madison, WI (about 250 miles from our shop) and simply couldn't ignore the fact that the previous owner only managed to put 13,9XX miles on it in over two years! The body is pristine and the only flaw I could really find was some curb rash, but the stock wheels will be coming off soon anyways


We've got big plans for this project, which is also my daily driver, but I can't spill the beans just yet. This thread will document the entire build process including installation guides, tech articles, and dyno results. Below is what we're working with as a baseline on 91 octane, it's hard to tell but this thing is super rich, a tune alone should yield substantial gains. Your comments and/or suggestions for the project would be greatly appreciated


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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:11 PM
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Nice Chris! Looking good sir.

Does it have a few mods on it already? That seems like pretty high numbers.
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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:22 PM
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Looks bone stock from what I can tell and we didn't touch the tune, what do they generally make in stock form on a Dynojet?
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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by murlo26
Nice Chris! Looking good sir.

Does it have a few mods on it already? That seems like pretty high numbers.
is this the same dyno your made 570 on?
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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisCarey
Looks bone stock from what I can tell and we didn't touch the tune, what do they generally make in stock form on a Dynojet?
On dynojets they typically make between 230-245 area I believe. Strange, maybe yours is slightly tuned or something.

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is this the same dyno your made 570 on?
Yes, this dynojet reads in line with all others that I have seen though typically, I just think Chris' car has some mods or something...or maybe a factory beast who knows, lol.
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277 on 91... something is really fishy
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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:33 PM
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^ I agree, lol, thats why I asked. I don't think Chris is making anything up though, its not like he is claiming some record or something haha.

It is a used car so its hard to know for sure at this point. My guess is previous mods were done.
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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by murlo26
On dynojets they typically make between 230-245 area I believe. Strange, maybe yours is slightly tuned or something.



Yes, this dynojet reads in line with all others that I have seen though typically, I just think Chris' car has some mods or something...or maybe a factory beast who knows, lol.
Does the boost look right? It's not tuned at all, the AFRs drop to 10:1 after 4k RPMs lol.

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^ I agree, lol, thats why I asked. I don't think Chris is making anything up though, its not like he is claiming some record or something haha.

It is a used car so its hard to know for sure at this point. My guess is previous mods were done.
Could very well be, as far as the engine bay goes it has the stock airbox and nothing looks out of place, I guess we will find out as we progress Either way this is just a starting point, if anything I would like it to read lower prior to decking it out with MAP products! lol

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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 02:45 PM
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Boost looks fine, stock ones run 21-23 and usually dip down to 11-13psi at redline on a total stock car.

FACTORY FREAK! You lucky dawg you. My car stock dipped into the 9's for AFR, but who knows.

Are those uncorrected numbers? It is cold outside haha.

Let me know if you want me to remove this and I will, but here is what ETS showed stock on their dyno.

The higher line is with a boost controller.


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Old Feb 23, 2011 | 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by murlo26
My car stock dipped into the 9's for AFR, but who knows.

Are those uncorrected numbers? It is cold outside haha.
10:1 is the lowest our dyno will display, it was likely in the 9's as well. I believe this is STD correction, but I will verify.
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Originally Posted by murlo26
On dynojets they typically make between 230-245 area I believe.
No way. Stock X's make between 230-250 on a Mustang dyno and 210-230 on a Dyno Dynamics. I would expect 250+ from a 2008 on a Dynojet.
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my 2011 made 277 on a dynojet...

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on 92 octane

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Maybe this car has the latest/greatest reflash from the dealer? Depending on what Mitsu actually changes in those dealer reflashes it could potentially aid it in making the power of a stock 2010/11.
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Old Feb 24, 2011 | 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Kracka
Maybe this car has the latest/greatest reflash from the dealer? Depending on what Mitsu actually changes in those dealer reflashes it could potentially aid it in making the power of a stock 2010/11.
That is what I was asking on Mitsustyle, its the only thing I can think of.
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Old Feb 25, 2011 | 01:04 AM
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I made 259whp on a dynojet with 93 octane. strange u did 277whp on 91.
Anyways, cant wait to see what your gonna do to it
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