should have been figured out from logging tq source, etc, pedal %, and requested tq. little things will get you like not having the same values for tq to load and the inverse load to tq tables :p
Let's not discuss my income here. Money is not the problem. I don't want to spend over a grand on a fuel system and I want to spend just enough to hit the 900rwhp area.
lol terry If I was gonna spend $1400 I'd buy yours for sure no question, it's just a lot of money right now also I'm looking at houses currently as my lease is up in august so trying to be budget mindful.
I already asked him a few times, he wouldn't give me the $850 deal I was 1 week past the sale and he couldn't make an exception (I had a life changing event.)
Is there anywhere I can get a budget fuel system to support 900->950 rwhp on e85 on a centri car for $850->$900?
Any inside deals. Most are $1400 and I'm on a budget.
Can someone explains why we need to swap out the secondary chains? Are you assuming the motor has miles on it? I can't find any info to back that up and the mmr upgraded secondary chain says it's recommenced with aftermarket cams.
I don't see a lot of gen 2 coyote's breaking rods or cracking pistons (no detonation. 900 rwhp seems doable on a stock gen 2 coyote and there are a lot of people doing it. From things that I've heard from a shop or two weak points that are past 850rwhp is that the heads start to lift. How can...
It's the stock pulley. If a paxton 2200 is 1400 cfm and JPC made 1032 rwhp with it, I'd think a d1sc which is also 1400 cfm should be able to break 900's right?
Anyone know what max whp is on D1SC? I made 730 rwhp on 93 at 13.5 psi. At 20 psi on e85 can I expect to get mid 900's or barely breaking 900 if lucky?