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Old Mar 30, 2012, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by chkmgnt59
Nah. As a street car this lag would suck ***. So you'd probably regret it. I mean look, from 3k - 4k I'm a civic. Then 4-5k I'm a mustang. Then 5k+.... DAMN F*@# lol
Congrats on the power.

Its all about keeping the car one gear lower than what you were used to. Give it a little time and you wont even notice it anymore.

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I'll get a 3/4/5 in once i get it back, but 9k shifts. That vid was ~8500 shifting
Old Mar 30, 2012, 10:09 AM
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That was 8500 Damn that thing pulls, I thought you were short-shifting right around 6000

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First post updated w/ pump numbers. Will post the charts as soon as they're online
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Originally Posted by sstevojr
That was 8500 Damn that thing pulls, I thought you were short-shifting right around 6000
No sir, at 6k the fun has just gotten started
Old Apr 1, 2012, 05:16 PM
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Cobb didn't post the pump gas numbers in the online system, but I do have the printout. So... for some fun learning:



Now compare to the FP Black on the same engine, also on pump gas, 28psi


Look close..... the torque curve on the 6266 almost 100% MATCHES the black at lower rpms, and passes it by 4500. Basically, I picked up 90whp - with NEGLIGIBLE loss in low-end. Oh, and put in race gas and blow up 724+whp.

Precision - you've created a ****ing monster turbo.
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So basically this thing really comes to life around 4500 rpm, and is a rocket to redline, that aint that bad on the street considering if you notice some stock frame turbos hit at the same time but die off bad.
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Nice numbers!
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I am sorry...how can you drive this????{thumb up}
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What a smooth and linear curve. Must be glued to the back of the seat with that much power.
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Originally Posted by mileb
What a smooth and linear curve. Must be glued to the back of the seat with that much power.
No kidding...I am hoping for the same kind of setup.
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Just ordered my 62/66 and getting a c16 tune at Ivey hoping for some results near this.. Awesome awesome power man!
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Originally Posted by IveyTuneX
Just ordered my 62/66 and getting a c16 tune at Ivey hoping for some results near this.. Awesome awesome power man!
can't wait for results. Soon as I get some deployment money coming in I'm putting the X in the shop and will be pumping some numbers out in a few months !

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I wonder what the numbers would be on e85
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I'd think similar. C16 vs E85 seems to vary depending on who tested it, with most making a bit more w/ e85.
I am thinking about switching to E85 if I can find a reliable way to get it in quantity and transport it to the tracks with me. Magnafuel 4303 + 2000cc and I'd be good to go. Then I could always be running 700+ whp, and more important, I'd have a much cooler fuel to help keep temps under control.


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