dragonacc
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I'm probably just mixing up different things I've read.The 6466 has the .82, If I posted that the 5858 was .82 a/r I was mistaken, sorry!
Are you guys going to use the .63 for the 5862 also or the .83?
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I'm probably just mixing up different things I've read.The 6466 has the .82, If I posted that the 5858 was .82 a/r I was mistaken, sorry!
Hard to give you an accurate measure of MPG. The car has been beat on constantly since it hit the street. I honestly don't think MPG is going to be a huge difference compared to stock, in fact because VE is dialed in more than the factory tune. MPG should be just as good as stock, if not more. When out of boost it is requiring the same amount of fuel to keep moving. Another benefit is that the car takes a little throttle to get into some boost, so the demand for fuel happens less than it would on stock turbo on part throttle driving.Adam, since you ran the car with 5858 on it for a while. Any guess on the fuel mileage? Drastic change?
Sorry on my phone getting ready to hit the hay. Check my post on the last page regarding fueling issues. I hit similar issues but was able to overcome them with magic within the Cobb software. I currently have zero problems getting the car to supply sufficient fuel, but I'm sure it's coming as we near the 500whp mark.Adam,
It appears that a couple other companies (Full Race, FFTEC) have all ran into fueling issues with thier turbo kits at what appears to be similar power levels as your base kit. Is there a reason or some magic why you haven't ran into fueling issues yet?
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That might be a bit optimistic. Assuming proper track prep, sticky tires, fast shifts, stock front wheels w/ no sprung weight reduction, and nothing breaks of course...high 11's at 118 or so might be attainable. Depends on how much Adam weighs too. ;)Thanks for replying. I can't wait till you can get to the track with your shop car and see what kind of times this puts down with that turbo.
Any guesses?? I'll throw out mine.
Mid 11's. Not sure about the MPH but I say mid 11's with the turbo setup used to make 400/400.
I haven't even reached out to SCT yet, I was speaking with a gentleman last night about HP Tuners and seen the inside of their software. Not bad, but still missing some tables I would be after.That might be a bit optimistic. Assuming proper track prep, sticky tires, fast shifts, stock front wheels w/ no sprung weight reduction, and nothing breaks of course...high 11's at 118 or so might be attainable. Depends on how much Adam weighs too. ;)
Basing this off a N2O WS6 I drove in '02 that made 420 to the wheels. Similar weight, more torque went 12.0s at 120...w/ 1.90 60'.
Regardless, it'll be far quick enough to surprise most people.
...Adam, has anyone offered you a peek into the SCT software to verify fueling?
What more information did you need. I'm back in town now and will be available.Bumping this up for more info.
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For a P2 kit, you would need the following.I'm a newbie all the way around here. I bought my EcoStang last week and stumbled upon the MAP YouTube videos, and ultimately ended up here. I've read through the entire thread here and I am drooling over the Stage 2 already.
I'm going to put 1,000 or so miles on the car before I upgrade anything, but if I wanted to bypass P1 altogether and go straight to P2, what would I need to purchase in addition to the P2 kit? The AccessPort and catback look like the obvious differences, but what else am I missing?
100% E85.Are you doing full e85, or a mixture?