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Old 06-07-2013, 11:29 AM   #51
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Well rotated is the way to go, but 420 on e85 is pretty low when you look at similer tunes. I had 400 whp on a sr55 back in the day on straight 91. I was running 12 flat at 117.
FWIW I ran 10.9 @132 making 457whp on the GST dyno and EJ257 (Earl) runs solid 12.0x @116 with 322whp on the same dyno!

My personal track car in full track setup (aero) making 575whp 3 years ago trapped 146mph.
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Old 06-07-2013, 01:01 PM   #52
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Well rotated is the way to go, but 420 on e85 is pretty low when you look at similer tunes. I had 400 whp on a sr55 back in the day on straight 91. I was running 12 flat at 117.
420whp is about what I would expect out of this setup on a true low reading Mustang dyno. I think the turbo may be capable of a bit more, but the single Aeromotive 340lph pump runs out right around this power level on E85 in my experience.

This power on this type of dyno is good for 122-125mph traps depending on car/weight/tired/driver. Certainly not something you can do with this turbo on 91 Octane pump gas.

FWIW, this car would make around 475-480whp on a Dynojet.

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Old 06-07-2013, 01:03 PM   #53
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FWIW I ran 10.9 @132 making 457whp on the GST dyno and EJ257 (Earl) runs solid 12.0x @116 with 322whp on the same dyno!

My personal track car in full track setup (aero) making 575whp 3 years ago trapped 146mph.
Mike, to be fair, you're talking about your L which is a lot lighter than most of the street cars in here .

Earl's car is right on though... close to full weight STI will go 115-117mph traps on 320-330whp on a true Mustang.

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Old 06-07-2013, 01:05 PM   #54
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I think the only confusion here stems from Chris's choice of title for his thread mentioning "500whp". Otherwise I think the actual results look right on for the setup.

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Old 06-07-2013, 01:06 PM   #55
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Mike, to be fair, you're talking about your L which is a lot lighter than most of the street cars in here .

Earl's car is right on though... close to full weight STI will go 115-117mph traps on 320-330whp on a true Mustang.

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Correct it is a lot lighter, although when it made that pass 3 years ago it was 2800lbs with driver and generating a ton of drag with all the aero on it.
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Old 06-07-2013, 01:07 PM   #56
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I think the only confusion here stems from Chris's choice of title for his thread mentioning "500whp". Otherwise I think the actual results look right on for the setup.

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Agreed although with the turbo setup going in the car right now and new fuel setup it might be wrong on the other side of the number
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Old 06-07-2013, 03:08 PM   #57
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420whp is about what I would expect out of this setup on a true low reading Mustang dyno. I think the turbo may be capable of a bit more, but the single Aeromotive 340lph pump runs out right around this power level on E85 in my experience.

This power on this type of dyno is good for 122-125mph traps depending on car/weight/tired/driver. Certainly not something you can do with this turbo on 91 Octane pump gas.

FWIW, this car would make around 475-480whp on a Dynojet.

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Well back when I had full bolt-ons on the car, I was making 306whp/360wtq on the Cobb tuning dyno. Went to GSTmotorsports asked them to tune her, ended up with about 264whp/287wtq.

In result the car pulled a hell of a lot harder afterwards, but read less on the dyno. I thought i was pushing at least 430-440 and I made a "guess-timation" to fill my void. Then came up with the 500whp.

Maybe I was a little off
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Old 06-07-2013, 03:10 PM   #58
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Well back when I had full bolt-ons on the car, I was making 306whp/360wtq on the Cobb tuning dyno. Went to GSTmotorsports asked them to tune her, ended up with about 264whp/287wtq.

In result the car pulled a hell of a lot harder afterwards, but read less on the dyno. I thought i was pushing at least 430-440 and I made a "guess-timation" to fill my void. Then came up with the 500whp.

Maybe I was a little off
Cobb's Mustangs read like Dynojets which is 10-15% higher than a true low reading Mustang dyno.

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Old 06-07-2013, 03:13 PM   #59
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Cobb's Mustangs read like Dynojets which is 10-15% higher than a true low reading Mustang dyno.

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I don't feel so bad then!

15% of 500 is 425
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Old 06-07-2013, 03:19 PM   #60
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My car on 312whp with that dyno, spun all 4 easy. It really is probably >~500whp on other dynos, this is the infamous heartbreaker, look for the delta from your stage 2.

Yes, you are in great hands with gst, in the top 5 shops in the nation, maybe world, with race prep knowledge to boot! Try asking mike what he would do, he doesn't force his opinion down your throat, but the wanker really knows his stuff. I wish he was more in to drag racing! Mike, you tosser!
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I don't feel so bad then!

15% of 500 is 425
They're all just numbers... performance is the important part in the end. But I think when you post "500whp" people expect at least some dyno chart that says 500whp

I'm sure on your new setup you'll have some nice numbers to post. Then take it to the track!

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I wish he was more in to drag racing! Mike, you tosser!
LOL! I don't mind car bowling it's just not my thing.
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Old 06-07-2013, 03:30 PM   #63
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My car on 312whp with that dyno, spun all 4 easy. It really is probably >~500whp on other dynos, this is the infamous heartbreaker, look for the delta from your stage 2.

Yes, you are in great hands with gst, in the top 5 shops in the nation, maybe world, with race prep knowledge to boot! Try asking mike what he would do, he doesn't force his opinion down your throat, but the wanker really knows his stuff. I wish he was more in to drag racing! Mike, you tosser!
Yeah I knew mike was good by just that initial tune!
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Old 06-16-2013, 08:08 AM   #64
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ive got a few questions. what is the benefit of putting the sti intake manifold on. and what are the benefits? and can it be used with stock turbo/intercooler?
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I just realized you're second car is a prius?? You must be gay??!! haha
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I just realized you're second car is a prius?? You must be gay??!! haha
Or who got money that he wants to save. Can you afford a 80k car and a 25k car? Didn't think so..
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Or who got money that he wants to save. Can you afford a 80k car and a 25k car? Didn't think so..
Ugh you don't know what I can and can't afford! Do you?? Umm nope!! Anyways don't get butt hurt I was just joking
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Ugh you don't know what I can and can't afford! Do you?? Umm nope!! Anyways don't get butt hurt I was just joking
First off your lack of education shows through your posts. Second, you probably sit when you pee.
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First off your lack of education shows through your posts. Second, you probably sit when you pee.
Was that a stab at me?? Ouch!! That really hurts, i guess ill go to time out now. Anyways screw your slow ass car and the horse you rode in on.
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My DD is a Prius...... I must be gay too. (Don't tell my wife and kids)

Great build! I'm in the process of building my wrx. What made you choose the sti manifold over an aftermarket one? Just curious because I've been trying to decide on what manifold to upgrade to.
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ive got a few questions. what is the benefit of putting the sti intake manifold on. and what are the benefits? and can it be used with stock turbo/intercooler?
Well the WRX one is POS plastic, the STi is metal which has better airflow.
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My DD is a Prius...... I must be gay too. (Don't tell my wife and kids)

Great build! I'm in the process of building my wrx. What made you choose the sti manifold over an aftermarket one? Just curious because I've been trying to decide on what manifold to upgrade to.
GST motorsports gave it to me, so I don't know the exact specifications between the two. But I'm pretty sure plastic isn't the best for airflow and longevity.
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You're good at trolling posts! Go find something productive and helpful to do.
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