Those with high powered NA lancers
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has anyone actually installed and successfully ran evo X cams? id like to see this. I remember a while back there was a guy talking about how he was putting a 50 shot in his car and he started a thread and everything, and put pics and videos up, then a few weeks later, no word from him ever again. so his engine probably blew up. good luck with the cams and stuff, but the rods are the weak point. they might as well be plastic. dont make it too lean...
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This is all B.S. without some dyno charts.
"I did all this and now I thrash civic's" isn't really evidence of the performance of the car.
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P.S. 250whp N/A? lolwut? The 2.4 baselines around 130-140whp. I don't think you're getting another 110-120whp out of it.
"I did all this and now I thrash civic's" isn't really evidence of the performance of the car.
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P.S. 250whp N/A? lolwut? The 2.4 baselines around 130-140whp. I don't think you're getting another 110-120whp out of it.
The EvoX cams will fit in the 4b11 and 4b12 even though the cams are designed for the 4b11T; according to that thread and the one w/ X cams in a DE. Will need pistons and springs and retune.
http://www.briancrower.com/makes/mit...lvetrain.shtml
I'd love to see what kind of performance we can get going N/A.
I wasn't going to say anything but he's right. This thread needs like a speculation disclaimer before noobs go dumping tons of money into their cars based on all the wishful thinking here lol.
As far as the EVO X cams go, it's all speculation. Someone in PR posts that it's a safe mod, there is no photos of the install, no dyno no tuning informaton. Sure it might yeild some gains but who really knows.
Dadsgts also has the cams in his car but he's running a EVO Turbo setup, not NA. He also hasn't posted any videos.
Purhaps the OP can be the real tester if the cams are actually a worth while investment.
Im wondering if anyone here is running actual high powered NA lancers and what results are you getting? What parts are u using?
Now a lot of guys here say modding a NA lancer is futile. I disagree. Im getting very good results from mine and im starting to praise the 4B11. Great fuel economy under normal driving conditions and great performance when done right.
For those interested for now, im running a Injen CAI, custom made full exhaust including custom 4-1 headers (not some expensive rice axle back), RPW pulley and a custom dyno tune. With just this setup im currently thrashing civic type R's (Called civic si's in the US I think) at altitude.
In conjunction with this ive got better brakes, works rear sway bar, BC coilovers and currently struggling to fit lightweight racing seats
Now I want to hear from others who are in the same boat as me (not haters who say modding the lancer is stupid as u cannot get good results as I myself am getting very good results) what they have done and what they still intend to do. Currently I still need to sort out my aerodynamics by fitting APR parts as well as a rear wing as currently my *** likes to lose a little too much traction in the corners and im also in the process of fitting lightweight forged wheels.
So to all that are actually pushing the NA 4B11 to the limits
Now a lot of guys here say modding a NA lancer is futile. I disagree. Im getting very good results from mine and im starting to praise the 4B11. Great fuel economy under normal driving conditions and great performance when done right.
For those interested for now, im running a Injen CAI, custom made full exhaust including custom 4-1 headers (not some expensive rice axle back), RPW pulley and a custom dyno tune. With just this setup im currently thrashing civic type R's (Called civic si's in the US I think) at altitude.
In conjunction with this ive got better brakes, works rear sway bar, BC coilovers and currently struggling to fit lightweight racing seats
Now I want to hear from others who are in the same boat as me (not haters who say modding the lancer is stupid as u cannot get good results as I myself am getting very good results) what they have done and what they still intend to do. Currently I still need to sort out my aerodynamics by fitting APR parts as well as a rear wing as currently my *** likes to lose a little too much traction in the corners and im also in the process of fitting lightweight forged wheels.
So to all that are actually pushing the NA 4B11 to the limits
I have been reading alot on here and I talked to my tuner guys and I have decided to bag the turbo idea and go pure NA. I'm told that I may be able to get 250 WHP with an NA 09 GTS CVT, so this is what I have and what I am getting done:
Currently have:
RRM Header
A'Pexi N1 axle back exhaust
RRM intake
Tein S-type springs
Coming:
Brian Crower Stage 2 Cams / lifters / springs etc
Tranny cooler
RPW Crank pulley
ECU piggy back
timing controller
Header back exhaust with hi flow cat
ECU tune
Timing adjustment
probably forgetting a few things
The goal is to hit 250 WHP NA, but that may be a stretch. My tuner guy is a
guy and is really good with tunes. He thinks 240-250 is realistic. I'll post dyno results and pics when it is all said and done.
Currently have:
RRM Header
A'Pexi N1 axle back exhaust
RRM intake
Tein S-type springs
Coming:
Brian Crower Stage 2 Cams / lifters / springs etc
Tranny cooler
RPW Crank pulley
ECU piggy back
timing controller
Header back exhaust with hi flow cat
ECU tune
Timing adjustment
probably forgetting a few things
The goal is to hit 250 WHP NA, but that may be a stretch. My tuner guy is a
guy and is really good with tunes. He thinks 240-250 is realistic. I'll post dyno results and pics when it is all said and done.If you want to shred Civic Type R's, well... first you'll need to move to Europe or Japan, because an Si is not the same thing. The Si is heavier and has less horsepower than the Type R. You'd definitely need a turbo. Honda is known for their superior NA engines, while Mitsubishi definitely is not. A stock Civic Si will beat a stock GTI on a road course, and the Type R is even quicker than that.
You'll also need to shell out tons of money voiding your warranty on a turbo, or do the smart thing and trade it for a new RalliArt or WRX and you'll get to keep a warranty. I'm pretty sure it'll cost less in the end too.
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Well has anyone heard anything else from dadsgts or any PR guy with the cams? my guess is they did what the Nitrous guy did a while ago.....tell all about the install, and blow their motor and never show up again.
in fact, I think im the only person that I know on the forums that has blown my motor and kept active on here lol
in fact, I think im the only person that I know on the forums that has blown my motor and kept active on here lol
Dude, you seem like a really nice guy and all, but...................There is no way on Gods green Earth that you are "thrashing" civic Type R's.......if that is what they actually are. or it is just your ricer friends with Type R stickers on their DX.
I mean if youre getting all these mods in hopes of someday reaching 200hp, chances are you're not thrashing the SIs, which are around 200hp stock, in the mean time. It's inconsistancies like this which require you to take this thread with a grain of salt lol.
Well for all of you guys who are saying that gts arent capable of achieving good numbers here is the link to the forum where the dyno sheet and video was posted of the NA gts whit 191whp 185tq
I really can't believe after all that have been discuss here that people insist on knowing if they fit or not and if our engines can or cant achieve good numbers on NA or force induction.
http://www.carrito.net/board/showthr...r-De-All-Motor
I really can't believe after all that have been discuss here that people insist on knowing if they fit or not and if our engines can or cant achieve good numbers on NA or force induction.
http://www.carrito.net/board/showthr...r-De-All-Motor
Wow so many replies haha. Ok first thing first. Like I said I am at altitude (South Africa so yes we get FN2 Type R's, the ones im talking about here), thus NA loses power up here. In addition the high the compression of the motor, the more power is lost at altitude. Trust me the Type R can barely do a 8 second 0-100 up here, while the lancer stock did it in 10.
Also as I said the only bolt on mod bought is the injen CAI which is brilliant. Everything else is custom made. Not some noise maker exhaust, but rather a fully developed and custom made setup. Also the car A/F mixture is leaned out, mivec activation rpm lowered, rpm limit increased and running premium fuel with additives.
So yes at sea level i will probably not be able to keep up with type R's, but up here I am slightly faster as they make about 130whp here. And yes they are Type R's
Oh also bear in mind that the lancer has a better torque and power curve than the type R's stock. Its only the RPM limit that saves them. RPM for RPM under 6500, the lancer is slightly better. In addition my lancer is lighter. Stripped it of a good 60kg so far, not counting the lightweight racing seats still to go in. But weighing them each, they are just over 12kg lighter than the stock seats.
Now like I said in the original post, I dont want to be told it CANT be done. I wanted to hear from people attempting it like me. Ill take all the scepticism positively as I am a nice guy and I was too sceptical at the start
However I will be purchasing all the parts i need soon and will keep u all posted.
Also as I said the only bolt on mod bought is the injen CAI which is brilliant. Everything else is custom made. Not some noise maker exhaust, but rather a fully developed and custom made setup. Also the car A/F mixture is leaned out, mivec activation rpm lowered, rpm limit increased and running premium fuel with additives.
So yes at sea level i will probably not be able to keep up with type R's, but up here I am slightly faster as they make about 130whp here. And yes they are Type R's
Oh also bear in mind that the lancer has a better torque and power curve than the type R's stock. Its only the RPM limit that saves them. RPM for RPM under 6500, the lancer is slightly better. In addition my lancer is lighter. Stripped it of a good 60kg so far, not counting the lightweight racing seats still to go in. But weighing them each, they are just over 12kg lighter than the stock seats.Now like I said in the original post, I dont want to be told it CANT be done. I wanted to hear from people attempting it like me. Ill take all the scepticism positively as I am a nice guy and I was too sceptical at the start

However I will be purchasing all the parts i need soon and will keep u all posted.
Well for all of you guys who are saying that gts arent capable of achieving good numbers here is the link to the forum where the dyno sheet and video was posted of the NA gts whit 191whp 185tq
I really can't believe after all that have been discuss here that people insist on knowing if they fit or not and if our engines can or cant achieve good numbers on NA or force induction.
http://www.carrito.net/board/showthr...r-De-All-Motor
I really can't believe after all that have been discuss here that people insist on knowing if they fit or not and if our engines can or cant achieve good numbers on NA or force induction.
http://www.carrito.net/board/showthr...r-De-All-Motor
I can def tell you PR guys seem to be tuning gods of the 4B11 and 4B12.


