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goodhart 05-25-2010 10:15 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by Kracka (Post 341413)
IX's and X's use specialty Iridium plugs that can be tough to find locally (X's especially). They're expensive, but they also last a long time (I swapped out my stock plugs at 46k miles and they still had plenty of life left in them).

Wow, that really sucks. At least they last forever I guess. On my old 16g setup on my 1g, I would get about 2 tanks of gas for each set of plugs. lol

mlomker 05-25-2010 10:19 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by scheides (Post 341420)
Misfires are bad bad bad at this power level.

Misfires are always bad but the car actually makes less power at 3k rpm now than it did on the stock turbo.

--
I just got an email from DW saying that they are making 1200's as well. To be released 'this Summer'. Hmpf. Bastards.

Coming Soon!
1000cc, 1200cc, 1300cc, 1500cc

This summer DeatschWerks will be releasing new larger sizes for many of our applications.

Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Toyota, Mazda, Hyundai, Honda, and more
All 100% drop in fitment and high impedance
All flow matched and coil matched
Great for E85 tunes

turbotalon1g 05-25-2010 11:21 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
I thought u had the ID injectors?

mlomker 05-25-2010 11:40 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 341437)
I thought u had the ID injectors?

Yeah. Shane says that the X doesn't have some of the injector-related tables that he normally uses to dial them in. Without those it'll take more time and tinkering to get them running smoothly.

It's the hazard of owning a newer car...you end up paying the hourly rate while vendors, tuners, etc. figure out how to do things. It ultimately does help out the community but American Express keeps sending me thank-you letters. :rollinglaugh:

scheides 05-25-2010 11:48 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
I've been trying to get more tables out of some of the beta testers I've been working with, but no one seems to have them yet. :(

Murlo26 05-25-2010 11:51 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by scheides (Post 341443)
I've been trying to get more tables out of some of the beta testers I've been working with, but no one seems to have them yet. :(

Get MAP sensor tables first, lol. A 4 bar scaling would be so awesome. Even though i just sold my 4bar :(

More injector tables would be good though too.

turbotalon1g 05-25-2010 11:52 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341442)
Yeah. Shane says that the X doesn't have some of the injector-related tables that he normally uses to dial them in. Without those it'll take more time and tinkering to get them running smoothly.

It's the hazard of owning a newer car...you end up paying the hourly rate while vendors, tuners, etc. figure out how to do things. It ultimately does help out the community but American Express keeps sending me thank-you letters. :rollinglaugh:

oh and you want to switch to the DW injectors?

It is a hazard of a newer car and trying something new, it still happens with older cars too, usually we know what we are getting into.

Why didn't you try FIC bluemax injectors?

turbotalon1g 05-25-2010 11:53 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
I have a motorola freescale 4 bar map sensor if you need it. $30

scheides 05-25-2010 11:57 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
It's cool, I have an omni 4bar that plugs right in for testing, just gotta get tephra's stuff tested first :)

Murlo26 05-25-2010 11:58 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 341447)
I have a motorola freescale 4 bar map sensor if you need it. $30

Worthless on the X, lol, no one has MAP scaling yet.

I had an OMNI 4 bar i just sold that I wanted to use, but couldn't.

Murlo26 05-25-2010 12:00 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by scheides (Post 341450)
It's cool, I have an omni 4bar that plugs right in for testing, just gotta get tephra's stuff tested first :)

Yea thats the same one I sold, yea Tephra testing more important:)

mlomker 05-25-2010 12:32 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 341446)
Why didn't you try FIC bluemax injectors?

They require splicing and Shane was concerned about the latency. There were no results at the time I made the parts list for my build but people have subsequently reported good luck on the X with the 1100's.

Shane has some experience with the ID's and sold them to me at a fair price so that's why I went that way.

Murlo26 05-25-2010 12:36 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341456)
They require splicing and Shane was concerned about the latency. There were no results at the time I made the parts list for my build but people have subsequently reported good luck on the X with the 1100's.

Shane has some experience with the ID's and sold them to me at a fair price so that's why I went that way.

If you can dial them in they will be the last injector you buy, assuming they don't break.

They are great injectors, its just a LOT of fuel to control.

mlomker 05-25-2010 12:53 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Now that my car has formally moved to 'toy status', I'm thinking about lightening the car a bit. Need to talk to someone about fabricating a rear seat delete that'll look nice. Beatrush makes one for the 8/9's but per usual nothing is out yet for the X. I saw a thread the other day where a guy made new brackets for a Beatrush.

My brother shot some video yesterday...I'll have to sort through it and see what he got. Next month I'll strap the Go Pro HD to the front grille and get some footage...I didn't get enough laps in on this trip to do anything like that.

turbotalon1g 05-25-2010 01:01 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341456)
They require splicing and Shane was concerned about the latency. There were no results at the time I made the parts list for my build but people have subsequently reported good luck on the X with the 1100's.

Shane has some experience with the ID's and sold them to me at a fair price so that's why I went that way.

Cool dude, i was just wondering that is all. Also just trying to help on the map sensor thing, its just sitting here.

Do they sell lightweight pieces for your car? Since the market is bigger for the X I hope you guys get some good pieces or maybe you can convince some local shops to make some for you.

mlomker 05-25-2010 02:00 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by turbotalon1g (Post 341463)
Do they sell lightweight pieces for your car?

I haven't researched a lot yet. Fairly basic things like a replacement undertray are only made by one company (Carbing). I really wish Beatrush would get into the game because they have some nice-looking shit for the 8/9's.

I'll just start by gutting the trunk and get an aluminum cover for where the seat back would go. Since I'm still going for a combo street/track car I'm thinking I'll Dynomat the back of it and the floor where the seat bottom would normally go (we'll see how heavy that stuff is...I've never used it before).

mlomker 05-25-2010 02:06 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
MAP says that the DW1300's will be available for public sale this week. $549.

Murlo26 05-25-2010 02:43 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341475)
MAP says that the DW1300's will be available for public sale this week. $549.

Order them up!

I know I will be;) 1300's should be more than enough for e85 with the double pumper for all my needs.

I am sure they would come close to supporting a t3 kit too, if i need to i could raise base pressure.

But more than enough for stock frame turbos. That is good news.

slowbubblecar 05-25-2010 03:42 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341461)
Now that my car has formally moved to 'toy status', I'm thinking about lightening the car a bit. Need to talk to someone about fabricating a rear seat delete that'll look nice. Beatrush makes one for the 8/9's but per usual nothing is out yet for the X. I saw a thread the other day where a guy made new brackets for a Beatrush.

My brother shot some video yesterday...I'll have to sort through it and see what he got. Next month I'll strap the Go Pro HD to the front grille and get some footage...I didn't get enough laps in on this trip to do anything like that.

If you still want your car to be street/track, why don't you just take the excess things like the rear seat out just before you go to the track?

Also, you probably won't like the Go Pro too much. If you haven't opened it, I would try to return it. Mine takes ok picture, but doesn't have any audible sound. Would be better off creating a mounting spot for your digital camera.

I have some video I could show you from when I was at the track with the Go Pro last year. Might be too big to email though.

mlomker 05-25-2010 03:51 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by slowbubblecar (Post 341487)
Mine takes ok picture, but doesn't have any audible sound.

Sound is awful on all of the small devices, including the digital camcorder that I've shot a few clips on. The lack of image stabilization on these devices could be a problem, I suspect.

They've got some baller setups that use GPS or OBDII port data as overlays and of course that'd be awesome.

Murlo26 05-25-2010 03:55 PM

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I stopped up at DB today and was talking with Danny and he explained to me better about the key fob, that is kind of funny, but sucks at the same time.

It's gotta be somewhere in there, i would pull seats first, you know its under there somewhere.

Man, what a lame problem to have, sorry man, lol.

mlomker 05-25-2010 04:03 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by Murlo26 (Post 341489)
Man, what a lame problem to have, sorry man, lol.

That one is bizarre. The one-touch up on my driver's window also stopped working during that week, which may be a coincidence. I tried doing a power reset on the ECU and it is still convinced that the fob is in there.

I was joking that if we pull the interior then I might as well put a full cage in there. Just kidding this time. haha.

Murlo26 05-25-2010 04:05 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341492)
That one is bizarre. The one-touch up on my driver's window also stopped working during that week, which may be a coincidence. I tried doing a power reset on the ECU and it is still convinced that the fob is in there.

I was joking that if we pull the interior then I might as well put a full cage in there. Just kidding this time. haha.

The window thing you have to do a goofy thing to reset it i think. At least my RSX was that way upon power loss.

You would have to hold the button down until it closed then keep holding it down for a while. Then do the same for opening it or something like that.

I just keep opening and closing it and holding it for a while and eventually it would work.

slowbubblecar 05-25-2010 04:20 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341488)
Sound is awful on all of the small devices, including the digital camcorder that I've shot a few clips on. The lack of image stabilization on these devices could be a problem, I suspect.

They've got some baller setups that use GPS or OBDII port data as overlays and of course that'd be awesome.

My Go Pro doesn't register any sound on my car and my car is fairly loud.

One of the viper guys that I know has a pretty nice setup. He has a racepak data logging system and software to work with his GPS to show him gong around the track. If you search for the BIR short course on youtube, you will see it with him running a 1:45 lap (which is fast for a street car). It would probably cost $2k for a similar setup though.

turbotalon1g 05-25-2010 04:31 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341492)
That one is bizarre. The one-touch up on my driver's window also stopped working during that week, which may be a coincidence. I tried doing a power reset on the ECU and it is still convinced that the fob is in there.

I was joking that if we pull the interior then I might as well put a full cage in there. Just kidding this time. haha.

I would laugh if you were there having a convo about pulling the interior and putting in a cage just to have u turn away for second and turn back to Danny in his welding gear, asking if you want swingouts or not. lol

Speedfreak 05-25-2010 05:25 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mlomker (Post 341488)
Sound is awful on all of the small devices, including the digital camcorder that I've shot a few clips on. The lack of image stabilization on these devices could be a problem, I suspect.

They've got some baller setups that use GPS or OBDII port data as overlays and of course that'd be awesome.

Quote:

Originally Posted by slowbubblecar (Post 341500)
My Go Pro doesn't register any sound on my car and my car is fairly loud.

One of the viper guys that I know has a pretty nice setup. He has a racepak data logging system and software to work with his GPS to show him gong around the track. If you search for the BIR short course on youtube, you will see it with him running a 1:45 lap (which is fast for a street car). It would probably cost $2k for a similar setup though.

These guys may soon have the answer to your guy's needs. I know the guys behind it, and I personally handled a national rally event(in CA/AZ) with their equipment a couple months ago for testing.. It's good stuff. Basically it's video/sound, and gps mapped. Gives all sorts of data, and the video/map interface is pretty slick. It's not public yet, but here is the site for reference:

http://www.qudup.com/

*Edit: I was just told a new site is coming soon.

slowbubblecar 05-25-2010 07:03 PM

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^ Haven't heard of that one before.

Below is a link to one of the videos I was talking about. He needed the racepak data logging system and the trackvision software. My $2k price is probably a little high. Last time I talked to the guy, he said prices have gone down on the racepak.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkcmR-cxf7Y

mlomker 05-25-2010 08:46 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
The videos my brother shot didn't turn out too well. The combination of my only taking 8 laps, the wind, and the poor vantage point near turns 12 & 13. I was running this section of the track fairly slow...I intend to add a lot of speed through here next time.

The only interesting thing is the bov around :11. I love the sound of that thing.


mlomker 05-25-2010 11:40 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
I never get to hear my own exhaust but this clip sounds pretty cool.


Murlo26 05-25-2010 11:48 PM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Looks fun, once you get used to the car i am sure you will rocket through that part.

FattyBoomBatty 05-26-2010 12:23 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Why insist on larger injectors when you can just turn up the fuel pressure? Injector Dynamics themselves say it's fine to run 100psi. So set your base pressure at 60psi if you are running out of fuel with the 1000s.

Super Bleeder!! 05-26-2010 12:31 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341567)
Why insist on larger injectors when you can just turn up the fuel pressure? Injector Dynamics themselves say it's fine to run 100psi. So set your base pressure at 60psi if you are running out of fuel with the 1000s.

Cranking the fuel pressure lowers the output of the fuel pump.

mlomker 05-26-2010 12:32 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341567)
Injector Dynamics themselves say it's fine to run 100psi.

That requires an afpr setup, which isn't free. It also makes controlling the idle difficult and you have to disable the pressure reliefs on a Wally 255 to make it happen. I looked into this approach and most tuners didn't like the idea of upping pressure by more than 2-3 psi.

My 1000cc injectors are DW. The ID2000's flow an insane amount at high pressures. 3710 at 130psi!

FattyBoomBatty 05-26-2010 12:43 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
ID's aren't magically different than different brands when it comes to flowing more at high pressure. Your DW's will do the same. Also, I'm under the impression that there are different types of walbro pumps, specifically a low and high pressure version. Or go with a fancy anodized pump from another manufacturer that can actually work at higher pressures.

VW guys have been putting 4 and 5 bar fpr's on their stock injectors for a long time. Maybe floppyhead could expand on his trite statement by showing a chart or something of fuel flow over psi for a regular walbro? Maybe?

Also, with all you've done, I am actually surprised you don't have a bcfpr. 20 pages and no aftermarket fpr? For shame! It's one of the first things I bought.

mlomker 05-26-2010 09:16 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341573)
a fancy anodized pump from another manufacturer that can actually work at higher pressures.

I must admit, the racing fuel setups are pretty bling. Gates' surge tank looks like an octopus in his trunk...pretty cool.

Quote:

20 pages and no aftermarket fpr? For shame! It's one of the first things I bought.
I actually do own one but I haven't bought all the hoses and fittings to install it. It shouldn't be necessary with this turbo from a flow perspective.

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Originally Posted by Super Bleeder!! (Post 341568)
Cranking the fuel pressure lowers the output of the fuel pump.

This isn't a regular Walbro but the principle should be the same. You'd want a beefy pump setup if you were doing something extreme like doubling the base.

http://i959.photobucket.com/albums/a...lpumptest2.jpg

Shane@DBPerformance 05-26-2010 10:48 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341573)
ID's aren't magically different than different brands when it comes to flowing more at high pressure.

They are different! Some injector will actually start flowing less at higher base pressure.

Quote:

Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341567)
Why insist on larger injectors when you can just turn up the fuel pressure? Injector Dynamics themselves say it's fine to run 100psi. So set your base pressure at 60psi if you are running out of fuel with the 1000s.

You need some crazy fuel pump setup to run a high base pressure with high boost on top of it. You would only be able to run super high base's with an all-motor car or with mechanical fuel pumps. Walbros also don't like much over 75-80psi, so 60psi + 30psi of boost = past the crack pressure.



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Originally Posted by FattyBoomBatty (Post 341573)
Also, with all you've done, I am actually surprised you don't have a bcfpr. 20 pages and no aftermarket fpr? For shame! It's one of the first things I bought.

Most people don't need an AFPR, it's one of the most over hyped and often un-needed parts that people waste their money on instead of actual parts they need.

Kracka 05-26-2010 10:55 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
...and owned. Nice info Shane, thanks for clarifying those points.

311evo 05-26-2010 11:16 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
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Originally Posted by Kracka (Post 341628)
...and owned. Nice info Shane, thanks for clarifying those points.

+1, lol. I enjoyed that.

mlomker 05-26-2010 11:39 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
meh, I like FattyBoomBatty. I love his car and he's a decent conversationalist. Some people on here don't discuss things because they 'know' they are right and don't feel a need to explain their answers.

turbotalon1g 05-26-2010 11:52 AM

Re: Evo X upgrades
 
^Good point and very good info on this page.


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