ER Tuned 650+ WHP FP Black
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^good to hear about the turbo whine! I have asked in other threads and gotten no answer. I like the sound of the 80mm Red and hoped this would be just as loud/louder. Coming from turbo diesels, I love that sound to this day!
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We tune most E98/e85 cars in the 11.5-12.0 Range. The high comp does not need to be ricer I just have it that way to keep it safe.
I run my cars pretty hard on the street. (Rain, Cold, hot ) So I can have many elements change from day to day and If I keep the AFRs rich it can lean out a point and not be a big deal ware as if I was at 12.0 and it leaned out a point it would be a big deal.
On the dyno I brought the car from 10.5-10.8 range upto a 11.5 and did not see much power gain or smoothing of the graph. I did add about 2 deg of timing over the other turbo and that did add about 15hp and smoothed the graph some.
I run my cars pretty hard on the street. (Rain, Cold, hot ) So I can have many elements change from day to day and If I keep the AFRs rich it can lean out a point and not be a big deal ware as if I was at 12.0 and it leaned out a point it would be a big deal.
On the dyno I brought the car from 10.5-10.8 range upto a 11.5 and did not see much power gain or smoothing of the graph. I did add about 2 deg of timing over the other turbo and that did add about 15hp and smoothed the graph some.
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Nicely done Lucas! I dig the results, love the fact that you did it all with a stock manifold and heatshield in place, and without dumping the WG gas! I bet that car will surprise a lot of people setup that way, being that quiet, total stealth