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This has been a fun winter project. Thanks to everyone involved, especially Tony@EPL! Everything is buttoned up, we mounted the clients new wheels with some Michelin PSS' did the alignment and its ready for delivery this week. Car ended up making ~550WHP and 575WTQ on EPL's Mustang Dyno on 93 Octane. There are talks about doing a methanol system and potentially turning it up more but time will tell. These turbos have capability to reach 600WHP easily with supporting modifications.
Check out that spool! Practically NO Lag
Last edited by Kai@ELITEMS; Feb 10, 2014 at 10:23 AM.
We installed a Aquamist HFS3 setup on this car and threw it back on the dyno and a re-tune at EPL (Thanks Tony!).
Here are the results! We are at 605whp (585 corrected) & 580wtq (565 corrected). If you're interested in this build please give us a call at 631.775.6634 or email sales@elitemotorsport.net
So given that the EPL dyno is known to bust ***** this is really a 650 whp car
I would be interested to see a vbox run and 60-100 and 60-130 times... awesome looking spool up and low down grunt... moved that torque curve forward by 600 rpm
Looks well sorted! Again perfect killer street set up!
I would also like to know 60-130 times on this set up!!
Thanks
Bobby Ali
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Originally Posted by wolfhedge
So given that the EPL dyno is known to bust ***** this is really a 650 whp car
I would be interested to see a vbox run and 60-100 and 60-130 times... awesome looking spool up and low down grunt... moved that torque curve forward by 600 rpm
Interested to know what the wheel upgrade costs. I've got 65mm VTG's from EVOMS.
On a side note, (I realize you know what you're doing) you might want to consider ditchng those AP BRV's. I recently had some issues with mine and am going back to OEM.
Feels just like stock GT2 with the conversion done on this car. You can keep the OEM accumulator setup and it'll stay just the same if you don't want to opt for the GT2 conversion.