MAP Dyno Results: O2 Eliminator / LICP / Rev3 Intake Mani / Tubular Exhaust Mani

**v8klla** · 03-02-2011

We recently wrapped up a 2.4L FP Black build for a customer (check out his thread here) with underwhelming results. Ideas were being tossed around in the aforementioned thread in regards to potential bottlenecks so we decided to embrace this opportunity and swap out some of the components with MAP equivalents. Enjoy!

MAP Standard O2 Housing / eBay 3" Downpipe to MAP 3" O2 Eliminator

Most people looking at a list of mods wouldn't assume there would be a significant difference between a standard aftermarket O2 housing / downpipe combination and our O2 Eliminator...they would be wrong

+23.55whp and +41.17ft/lbs is pretty significant in my book!

Injen LICP to MAP LICP

After the LICP swap the power curve was still a bit wavy but the big dip at 6500 all but disappeared. Couple that with an 8whp peak gain and I'm pretty happy with the results considering it was aftermarket vs aftermarket.

Stock IM & TB to MAP Rev3 IM & Full Blown 70mm TB

I'm not too excited about the peak gains, but two large areas have improved substantially (37whp and 32 ft/lbs just over 6k). It still seems to be choking up top though.

Stock Exhaust Manifold to MAP Short Runner Tubular Manifold

I'm a little more excited about this one

It saw peak gains of 26whp and 14ft/lbs with even larger gains of 43whp and 34ft/lbs at 6500 rpms! It's also pertinent to note that these gains were realized with one less pound of boost, we tried to match it up but the clutch was starting to hate life at these power levels

**scheides** · 03-02-2011

Awesome results! Great parts combo truely makes for great power!

Awesome back-to-back-to-back testing guys, this has truely transformed this car from whoah to waaaaaahhoooo!

**cmspaz** · 03-02-2011

Not only do you guys make great parts, you make great parts that work great together.

503 to 578 is a brilliant gain for sure.

**v8klla** · 03-02-2011

Thank you sir

**Kracka** · 03-03-2011

Very nice gains! That's impressive.

**LingLing** · 03-03-2011

Wow, that's some good stuff right there! Just another testament to the high quality parts and service from you guys!

niterydr · 03-03-2011

Great gains guys! It is nice to see R&D time pay off.

**goodhart** · 03-03-2011

Wow, this is awesome. I didn't expect that big of gains out of the short runner manifold. Really makes me wonder if the short runner or the standard tubular would be better...I really like that even with less boost the short runner still has zero added lag over stock.

A//// Guy · 03-03-2011

Sweet gains!

**v8klla** · 03-03-2011

Thanks guys! We had hoped to test our MAP fabricated "long runner" tubular manifold as well but the clutch just couldn't hold up

I would expect a bit more lag with even more top end gains.

niterydr · 03-03-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by v8klla

Thanks guys! We had hoped to test our MAP fabricated "long runner" tubular manifold as well but the clutch just couldn't hold up

I would expect a bit more lag with even more top end gains.

Honestly torque tapers/flattens out more than I would have expected with the smoothing on the graph (look at 4700 to 5500rpm). I bet if you put in a stronger clutch you pick up some power just from the additional clamping forces, should add to the overall power curve after 4700 as once they start slipping, we all know they don't catch up.

Still, great gains.