Product Announcement: Brain Flash P2
Originally posted by caymandiver75
It appears as though you can save some money buy buying the P1 for 500 and then upgrading to P2 for 200 totaling 700 dollars compared to buying the P2 outright for 750.00
of course this depends on shipping charges etc..
It appears as though you can save some money buy buying the P1 for 500 and then upgrading to P2 for 200 totaling 700 dollars compared to buying the P2 outright for 750.00
of course this depends on shipping charges etc..
Originally posted by RyanS2K
I'm almost ready to order the whole setup (P2 Brain, Echale, Aperture) but was wondering if the #s shown are for a 91 octane map or a 93?
Ryan
I'm almost ready to order the whole setup (P2 Brain, Echale, Aperture) but was wondering if the #s shown are for a 91 octane map or a 93?
Ryan
Ok guys... I just made a call to WORKS and found out the following information:
1. The graphs you see were done on 91 octane fuel
2. There is about 10-15 hp difference if you use 93 octane
3. The P2 comes with a new hose assembly/ T fitting, which holds the hoses between the waste gate actuator and boost control solenoid.
4. The hoses look identical to stock hoses so there won't be an issue when you bring the car in for service as the techs won't notice anything.
For those out there who only plan to do the P2 and nothing else to your car they said that by using 93 octane or higher can expect to put down about the same hp on the dyno (250hp) depending on weather conditions etc. So I can imagine that a EVO with P2, aperature, exhale and running 93 octane should be around 255hp+
Last edited by caymandiver75; Oct 8, 2003 at 10:26 AM.
Originally posted by caymandiver75
3. The P2 comes with a new hose assembly/ T fitting, which holds the hoses between the waste gate actuator and boost control solenoid.
4. The hoses look identical to stock hoses so there won't be an issue when you bring the car in for service as the techs won't notice anything.
3. The P2 comes with a new hose assembly/ T fitting, which holds the hoses between the waste gate actuator and boost control solenoid.
4. The hoses look identical to stock hoses so there won't be an issue when you bring the car in for service as the techs won't notice anything.
Originally posted by mayhem
Why are new hoses necessary? I thought boost could be controlled by the EcU alone?
Why are new hoses necessary? I thought boost could be controlled by the EcU alone?
Originally posted by John@WORKS
Because the stock hose-assembly is physically limiting the boost to what the factory limits are, so we have to manufacture a new hose-assembly that enables the boost to peak and hold at 19psi.
Because the stock hose-assembly is physically limiting the boost to what the factory limits are, so we have to manufacture a new hose-assembly that enables the boost to peak and hold at 19psi.
I believe the new hose assembly contains a new brass restrictor pill engineered for the new P2 re-flash. Removing the pill does not provide a boost gain, it changes flow volume, and creates a different operating influence on the wastegate actuator/factory boost control solenoid. Typically just removing the pill results in higher boost, but only in the form of an initial spike. Remember that regardless of the size of the restrictor, the pressure level is the pressure level, it just take longer to equalize through a smaller pill.
I will let Works confirm this info, but my advice is use the hose and new restrictor provided by Works, and place your stocker in a safe place for re-install at a later date as required.
N10S
I will let Works confirm this info, but my advice is use the hose and new restrictor provided by Works, and place your stocker in a safe place for re-install at a later date as required.
N10S
Last edited by N10S; Oct 8, 2003 at 12:34 PM.
Originally posted by John@WORKS
Because the stock hose-assembly is physically limiting the boost to what the factory limits are, so we have to manufacture a new hose-assembly that enables the boost to peak and hold at 19psi.
Because the stock hose-assembly is physically limiting the boost to what the factory limits are, so we have to manufacture a new hose-assembly that enables the boost to peak and hold at 19psi.
Wait!! I can do this for 50 cents (a new t-fitting and hose) If I play with it enough I can boost 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 psi - this is a poor mans MBC
P2 without Aperture and Exhale
We wanted to post the P2 details the moment we were ready to ship the product out, since everyone has been waiting. We want to have more dyno plots but we haven't had the time yet. Another small issue is all the cars we have for testing have the Aperture and Exhale, we've been too busy with our testing to revert the cars back to stock. Hopefully we will be able to post some plots without the Aperture and Exhale in the next few weeks.
Also just to confirm, these graphs are using 91 octane.
and Trev0006, there is a SF Bay Area dyno day at ATP in Fremont coming up on SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15 at 11am
Thanks
Gavin
Also just to confirm, these graphs are using 91 octane.
and Trev0006, there is a SF Bay Area dyno day at ATP in Fremont coming up on SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15 at 11am
Thanks
Gavin
Last edited by gavc; Oct 9, 2003 at 11:09 AM.
Cool go for it and your 50cents will turn into a $6000 dollar engine rebuild
Originally posted by 4-BNGR
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Wait!! I can do this for 50 cents (a new t-fitting and hose) If I play with it enough I can boost 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 psi - this is a poor mans MBC
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Wait!! I can do this for 50 cents (a new t-fitting and hose) If I play with it enough I can boost 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 psi - this is a poor mans MBC



I'm just trying to justify the "jump/leap" from 50 cents in parts when coupled with a re-flash make in excess of a $700 dollar upgrade