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At-Least-It's-An-Evo
09-10-2009, 11:06 PM
Goodbye bottom-end ;) Ooh, punny...both low-rpm torque AND the stock rods/pistons will be missing from that equation!
I think you missed the bolt on head to 2.3 bottom end. ;)
goodhart
09-10-2009, 11:10 PM
So, Shane tuned daily driven? lol
Shane@DBPerformance
09-10-2009, 11:11 PM
AMS intake manifold.
No pictures, no videos, just some car. There are all kinds of high HP cars around that are owned by people who aren't on forums or goto meets.
The new billet PTE 67 seems to be good for around 150hp more than the old 67. Shaun's Supra made more power with with his billet 67 than it did with his old 72 GTS, and it spools faster.
I would take this car over an instanta spool turbo with super low end torque, this car is actually rediculously fast on the street with a good powerband out to 9100. It spools the same as my wife's SC61 on here 2.0l, but makes 230whp more peak and can rev a lot farther. I think it has some JUN or Toda cams that is killing the midrange power though. Back when this car had a 6262 on it, the stock 2.0l with normal HKS cams spooled it faster than the 2.3l with these big cams did.
C3L1CA
09-11-2009, 12:08 AM
Stock looking daily driven evo making that kind of power just isn't fair.
I <3 this car.
Swifty1638
09-11-2009, 01:16 AM
That's fuckin it. New 6765 for the winter is going on my car. ARG!
Mike Neal!
09-11-2009, 03:41 AM
Stock looking daily driven evo making that kind of power just isn't fair.
I <3 this car.
:rock2: ??? I guess lol
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y202/C3L1CA/DSC_0002.jpg
TalonFiero
09-11-2009, 09:11 AM
Nice work Shane.
Damn, wish my phone was working so I could have snagged a ride before it went back home. That billet 67 is fantastic!
At-Least-It's-An-Evo
09-11-2009, 09:56 AM
Billet 67 with 2200cc combo package sale-group buy? haha
scheides
09-11-2009, 10:33 AM
I think you missed the bolt on head to 2.3 bottom end. ;)
Indeed I did, sorry.
That's fuckin it. New 6765 for the winter is going on my car. ARG!
LOL, classic.
Nice work Shane.
Indeed, but just some car? C'mon. Just because they fail at the internet doesn't mean they have to be secretive ;) Besides, secrets are lies. You put a 1.8CF on this plot, didn't you!
Who's ever car it is, they must drive it like a grandma as a DD, then go buckwild rarely. That, or its back in the shop regularly to replace the clutch, bearings, or something else! I know how these high-power cars work :D How many times a week does this 'DD' see more than 6000rpm? I'm not trying to rag, I just have a different definition of daily driving than some do.
Shane@DBPerformance
09-11-2009, 10:51 AM
I am not being secretive, which is why I post the charts, since the owner probably never would. But yes, this car has been through twin discs, trannys, axles, transfer cases... Cars like these are not for the easily frustrated/discouraged or those with shallow pockets. A lot of people try to copy the setups they see on the internet and miss some critical facts that weren't posted or they just ignored that part and then they are disappointed when theirs doesn't measure up, because they tried to take some shortcuts with the setup or the posts on the interwebz weren't exactly 100% factual or only showed the successes.
If I had an Evo like this, I wouldn't beat on it everyday unless the boost was turned way down. It's just to dangerous. I can control myself though. During the summer with my wifes 500awhp 1G Talon, it sees 8000+ rpms almost everyday, but during the winter I can go 4 months without boosting it at all.
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