Headstuds Shmeadstuds.. Im rock 28psi daily on stock headstuds no issues so far but im special!! Get headstuds For that added safety Its probaly a good idea.
I agree. Rock out with your kock out.
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Evo Gangster
11.72@117.18
Please know I meant no disrespect....I was just curious.
I bet you your car is fast as hell
Hey Bam Bam.....I guess I can pretty much figure on the same hp as yours on e-85 right....cause you have stock 8 turbo and only 24 psi...right?
You will have more you are camed. But I will let you knwo in may what the real story is the EVo is going under the nife and coming out to a close 400 or 390 mark. with the stock turbo I am hoping.
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SCOTT
EVO VIII SSL
313AWH 313TRQ
You will have more you are camed. But I will let you knwo in may what the real story is the EVo is going under the nife and coming out to a close 400 or 390 mark. with the stock turbo I am hoping.
Scott, what turbo you running. I think if you have the 8 turbo, I would say closer to 360-370.
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Evo Gangster
11.72@117.18
Scott, what turbo you running. I think if you have the 8 turbo, I would say closer to 360-370.
I am doing alot to the car. but I am going to push the limit on that 8 turbo. I am getting 280's, 100cc, head studs E-85, FP reg., Fuel rail, timing belt I for get what else O yea a COP set up too. Something I am forgetting O yea Springs and retainers. There is more I just can't remember rith this sec.
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SCOTT
EVO VIII SSL
313AWH 313TRQ
Good stuff, but I'd want to fix that dip in the mid-range, and I'm stumped by how your power peaks so late at this altitude. I don't really understand that, because even 24psi at sea level would have peak WHP at a much earlier RPM and that's with far great efficiency, so it doesn't make sense. Any ideas, Brian?
It's as if something is still off with that dyno, because the boost is still way late (known problem), but it's as if it pushes the power curves to the right, too. Same power and such but at the wrong RPMs - not 100% sure, though, because the curves still intersect at 5252rpm.
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