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Old Apr 16, 2009, 12:19 PM
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My goal is 350-375WHP

Anyone with those numbers care to share their specs? How aggressive was your tune?
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meth kit, TBE, and another tune should get you close
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With boltons... you kind of hit a blockade at about 350whp until you start upgrading turbo's and cams.
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just bolt on's, very safe tune, upgrading fmic next week and going to dyno again to check gains and a/f should be over 350whp
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oops double post

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Ivey tuned evo x

just bolt on's, very safe tune, upgrading fmic next week and going to dyno again to check gains and a/f should be over 350whp

yea thats what i figured. Looks like I will aim for 350 w/ just bolt ons. Also I'd like to keep spool as low as possible, pref below or around 2800K.

And I'd also love to know how much boost youre running
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Dyno jet 350 whp is much easier than a Dyno Dynamics or Mustang dyno.
I'm shooting for the same #'s
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Originally Posted by wadefitness
Dyno jet 350 whp is much easier than a Dyno Dynamics or Mustang dyno.
I'm shooting for the same #'s
Yup... I was referring to a mustang dyno with my previous comment.

All bolt ons, good tune.... around 350.

Upgrade the turbo, cams, injectors... can get over that hump and into the 400's depending on the setup

Using an expendable product like nitrous, meth, race fuel... and you will see higher numbers but its something you have to deal with refilling all the time or only being on at certain times. Not a straight upgrade that improves performance at all times.
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I think mine would be right at 350whp on a dynojet.

FMIC, UICP (I also have an LICP), TBE at the least.
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Originally Posted by svt1.8t
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ned-evo-x.html

just bolt on's, very safe tune, upgrading fmic next week and going to dyno again to check gains and a/f should be over 350whp
Hey SVT please post your before and after power gains when you install your FMIC; there has been a controversy regarding gains or lack thereof from a FMIC >OEM (https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...reflash-3.html). Your results should provide the data necessary to put an end to the issue of power gains from a larger FMIC from an X previously tuned.
I am going to have mine installed soon but will include hard pipes as well which will add 10-15whp from UICP alone. Yours by contrast already has same so power gains will be just from the FMIC; can't wait for the results!

Later, Ken
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You should be able to get to your power goal with just bolt ons. Here is a thread on our modifications so far.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ts-thread.html

I hope that helps. If you have any questions let me know!

Thanks,

Michael
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this is wer i want my evo to be at as well.
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All my mods in my Sig and im at 351whp on a mustang dyno.
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lil more than you want but check my sig...take away the cams and I was making 343whp
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Originally Posted by ETS Michael
You should be able to get to your power goal with just bolt ons. Here is a thread on our modifications so far.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ts-thread.html

I hope that helps. If you have any questions let me know!

Thanks,

Michael
Michael, in the thread above that you posted, you provided various gains as a result of the install of ETS products, e.g., ETS FMIC but W/O a tune. When asked what the gains would be WITH a tune you said, "Yup! - We will have some tuned results up shortly ". Thereafter I noted that you went in other directions. My question is, did you get a chance to do what you said, namely measure the gains from the tune with the previously installed ETS products? If not, could you speculate what gains you would expect from a tune since you also speculated that the A/F was low; I assume tuning would raise the A/F resulting in more gains? Thanks for your response.

Later, Ken



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