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Old Aug 9, 2011, 01:06 PM
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Skunk2 intake manifold + SD for big stock turbo punch!!
After an intake manifold upgrade and speed density, we were pleased to see the gains upstairs with this combo...

Evo Ix
stock turbo
cosworth 272's
tbe
Skunk2 intake manifold
Stock tb
E-Spec tuned Speed density on stock ECU
93 octane only

The gains were as high as 50hp in certain areas ,, overall we're very pleased with the results and consider it a good bang for the buck.





With 355hp the car ran this....



,,,, Looking to see the trap speeds up to 117-119mph now!!
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Old Aug 9, 2011, 01:11 PM
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Looks good man. Do you have the boost plot for the before tune?

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How was the fitment with the skunk2 manifold? I have only heard complaints regarding its less than optimal fitment requiring trimming in certain areas.
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thats the v.1 that has fitment issues, i have the v2 and v2 tb and no problems at all with fitment or having to trim anything
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Originally Posted by Mikey@Spec-Ops
Looks good man. Do you have the boost plot for the before tune?

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Nope,, but boost was previously at the same 27-28 psi spike.
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Originally Posted by E-Spec@Tach Motor Works
Nope,, but boost was previously at the same 27-28 psi spike.
What did the curve look like out the top? That is what I was wondering about

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Ive only heard bad things about skunk Intakes and TB , When did the revised manifold come out .
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Looks good.

very curious to see the boost plot before.....

when i went SD, i picked up almost 2 psi @ 7k on a tme turbo.
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3D or 2d sd?
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Great job as always E!
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If only it was EGR compatible
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If only it was EGR compatible
Who wants EGR?
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who wants egr?
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California? I got nuthin..
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No surprise here, the skunk2 intake mani performs and so does the throttle body, people like Kracka and TatsuIX talk bad about it, just because of some old problems a few years back


here's mine MAP ported and everything!
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