Technical Review of intended path needed
I am planning to place an order for my next upgrade for the X. I currently have the following:
2008 Evolution X GSR WITH 4K miles
ETS UICP, LICP and FMIC
ETS Intake
ETS exhaust with test pipe
ECUTek tune with stock boost control
I have decided to go with the BB-X. My tune will be for pump gas. I would like to know if the following mods below are the step in the right direction to support the BB-X. Please provide input based on experiences with any parts/combinations listed. If you feel I am missing something, please advise.
Proposed Mods
CBRD Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X BBX Turbocharger
CBRD Manifold
AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X "Widemouth" Downpipe
Grimmspeed 3 Port Electronic Boost Control Solenoid
Kelford Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X 214-A Cams
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X / Ralliart Updated Fuel Pump Relay
Deatschwerks Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X 800cc Fuel Injectors
AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X / Ralliart 600 HP Fuel Kit
Additional info:
I chose the 214-A for better stock like behavior. I am very picky when it comes to drivability, so that was why I chose the A's over the B's. On my previous Evo 8, the HKS 264 were borderline too aggressive for my taste. Also, this is not going to be a track or strip car. Just red light to red light.
Chris
2008 Evolution X GSR WITH 4K miles
ETS UICP, LICP and FMIC
ETS Intake
ETS exhaust with test pipe
ECUTek tune with stock boost control
I have decided to go with the BB-X. My tune will be for pump gas. I would like to know if the following mods below are the step in the right direction to support the BB-X. Please provide input based on experiences with any parts/combinations listed. If you feel I am missing something, please advise.
Proposed Mods
CBRD Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X BBX Turbocharger
CBRD Manifold
AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X "Widemouth" Downpipe
Grimmspeed 3 Port Electronic Boost Control Solenoid
Kelford Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X 214-A Cams
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X / Ralliart Updated Fuel Pump Relay
Deatschwerks Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X 800cc Fuel Injectors
AMS Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X / Ralliart 600 HP Fuel Kit
Additional info:
I chose the 214-A for better stock like behavior. I am very picky when it comes to drivability, so that was why I chose the A's over the B's. On my previous Evo 8, the HKS 264 were borderline too aggressive for my taste. Also, this is not going to be a track or strip car. Just red light to red light.
Chris
Last edited by mrdecibel; Apr 23, 2010 at 05:31 AM. Reason: Update
The Kelford 214-As are pretty mild for the rest of his build. I don't think many people have seen huge gains with them. 214-Bs+springs they sell might be a better choice, or MX1, add springs if you want to up the rev limiter.
I chose the 214-A for better stock like behavior. I am very picky when it comes to drivability, so that was why I chose the A's over the B's. On my previous Evo 8, the HKS 264 were borderline too aggressive for my taste. Also, this is not going to be a track or strip car. Just red light to red light.
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Looks fine. You might just want to skip the cams if you aren't going to go with at least an MX1. The big cams only add 20ish hp so a mild cam doesn't even seem worth the money to me. If you got a rippin' deal and were doing the labor yourself then it'd be a different story, of course.
Last edited by mlomker; Apr 23, 2010 at 05:42 AM.
With the bb-x wouldn't the cams assist with shifting the powerband? LIKE helping the Turbo spool faster? I was hoping to also help the torque out a bit. If the small cams don't appear to do much,what was the market Kelford was after?
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