BBK Full on Stock Block and Head
Apr 3, 2011, 09:19 PM
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BBK Full on Stock Block and Head
Just want to share the results of my Evo IX Build. Basically, the whole concept came about while I was deployed last year in the Middle East and I had extra money earned and time to waste so I went ahead and got all these goodies for my evo. BBK Full with ported hotside, Invidia O2 housing ported, exhaust manifold ported, FIC 1050 CC, Aeromotive 340lph fuel pump, Agency power DP and Catback, Milspec Cat and TB shaft seals, HKS DLII, Synapse mini DV, ETS LICP, ARP Headstuds, and FFTEC Boost solenoid assy and dyno tuning by Sean @ FFTEC. This car made 343 whp and 305 ft-lbs TQ on 91 Oct. Overall I'm very happy with the result and can't wait for my E-85 final tune after I go through 5 tanks full of it on an E-85 base map. 
If you're in Norcal and thinking about getting stuff done to your car, FFTEC is the shop to go to with all the professional and courteous service.
If you're in Norcal and thinking about getting stuff done to your car, FFTEC is the shop to go to with all the professional and courteous service.
Apr 3, 2011, 11:09 PM
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If you dont have cams you should definitely install them, along with a ported intake mani if you have the cash, 400AWHP or at high 380's to low 390's is very possible, that would be 430-450ish dynojet power 
BBK FULL'S are great because they can make the same hp on 91 oct that IX turbo's do on E85 or meth juice, without hardly loosing any spool.
BBK FULL'S are great because they can make the same hp on 91 oct that IX turbo's do on E85 or meth juice, without hardly loosing any spool.
Apr 4, 2011, 07:15 AM
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If you dont have cams you should definitely install them, along with a ported intake mani if you have the cash, 400AWHP or at high 380's to low 390's is very possible, that would be 430-450ish dynojet power
BBK FULL'S are great because they can make the same hp on 91 oct that IX turbo's do on E85 or meth juice, without hardly loosing any spool.
BBK FULL'S are great because they can make the same hp on 91 oct that IX turbo's do on E85 or meth juice, without hardly loosing any spool.
To the OP i love your simple and effective MOD list keep up the good work and build it the way you want.
Really good power on 91 hope to see the E85 with the same mod list soon!
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Apr 4, 2011, 09:00 AM
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Getsideways- I agree with the E85 being the best for more power, but wouldn't you think with this set up a Intercooler would be needed because of the stocker being to small? Also with the stock 9 cams they are already a aggressive cam stock but if you bumped up to GSC S2 or Cosworth 280 it would give a nice gain to that power set up throughout the power band.
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Apr 4, 2011, 11:25 AM
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thanks for the kind words fellas. Car actually performs well. As far as boost, I kind of forgot if it was 24 or 25 psi and yes it's on stock MIVEC cams. The only hard piping I got was the ETS LICP. I wanted to keep it stock looking as possible and the only reason why I went with an open filter was because Sean @ FFTEC told me that the stock airbox was giving a little of restriction and knows that the car can gain more. E-85 will be the way to go for power and that's why I upped the Inj and pump size.
Apr 4, 2011, 01:55 PM
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Getsideways- I agree with the E85 being the best for more power, but wouldn't you think with this set up a Intercooler would be needed because of the stocker being to small? Also with the stock 9 cams they are already a aggressive cam stock but if you bumped up to GSC S2 or Cosworth 280 it would give a nice gain to that power set up throughout the power band.
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But very very rare .Most intercoolers gain little to nothing until they get hot , i tested my stocker on the street before i put in a nisei and now have an 4'' ETS .Made more power after the stocker was heat soaked.
Depends on what this guy is using the car for i road race and thus deal with heat soak a LOT , this sounds like its a very well built street car that sees autox sometimes which an intercooler actually hurts you , more weight , more lag.
Once again please post your results with E85 when you get them hopefully with an overlay , i love seeing the difference across the board.
