2.4L 3586hta 93 Pump
2.4L 3586hta 93 Pump
The car has come a long way and seen many changes. Right now just enjoying the 93 pump tune until we up the boost and run the E85. Car spools amazingly fast. It has a power band similar if not better than FP red on a 2.0L. The overlay below compares my setup with a FP Red on 93 pump and 2.0L. The feel of the turbo on the street is eerily similar to the stock turbo and the tq punch is everywhere. Its the perfect street car.
-93Pump 3rd Gear Pull Conservative Tune

-93Pump 3rd Gear Pull Conservative Tune
Last edited by RU EVO; Jan 12, 2013 at 05:25 PM.
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post graph with smoothing 0 then 6
i think the graph is inflated at the end from my experience using vd on
hundreds of cars.
heres an example using your graph:

when you have hp and tq randomly skyrocket up at the end yet the boost line stays the same
thats a good sign somethings not legit with vd.
i don't think its gonna make over 580 on a dynojet based on the graph posted.
heres an example same car. no change in nothing. same inflation at the end like your graph,
but not as drastically effected throughout the rpm range:
this same pull with a smoothing of 2 looks normal.
you could hide the inflated and nobody would ever know. but from smoothing 1 to 6 theres a 50whp decline which
is a red flag for an inflated graph. you shouldn't have more then a 8-10whp difference from smoothing 1 to 6.
you definitely have some inflation going on. even at smoothing 2 yours is pretty noticeable. either way your numbers are strong for 93. 700~ shouldn't be a problem on e85.
i think the graph is inflated at the end from my experience using vd on
hundreds of cars.
heres an example using your graph:

when you have hp and tq randomly skyrocket up at the end yet the boost line stays the same
thats a good sign somethings not legit with vd.
i don't think its gonna make over 580 on a dynojet based on the graph posted.
heres an example same car. no change in nothing. same inflation at the end like your graph,
but not as drastically effected throughout the rpm range:
this same pull with a smoothing of 2 looks normal.
you could hide the inflated and nobody would ever know. but from smoothing 1 to 6 theres a 50whp decline which
is a red flag for an inflated graph. you shouldn't have more then a 8-10whp difference from smoothing 1 to 6.
you definitely have some inflation going on. even at smoothing 2 yours is pretty noticeable. either way your numbers are strong for 93. 700~ shouldn't be a problem on e85.
Last edited by tscompusa; Jan 21, 2013 at 03:04 AM.
I don't know that I would say this is "stock like spool" but it does look pretty awesome.
Need to rev that ***** out moar!
In for E85 numbers, but beast numbers on 93. Good work dino too.
Need to rev that ***** out moar!
In for E85 numbers, but beast numbers on 93. Good work dino too.



Stop loving your Evo! Great numbers