No Tuner in Europe reads WHP. They always calculate it to the crank. So the power was very low stock which is probably due to the shitty intercooler which causes power loss after one hard pull. There also might have been some wrong measuring because the torque was very high compared to the low...
So how much drivetrain loss do you typically see with the manual Ecoboost? How much difference is there to the AT? Has anyone actually measured it?
I am wondering because every post that I read about it has a different number.
They should've included an intercooler in the package and not a silly CAI. The intake is the least bottleneck imo. Just put a green filter in and be done with it. Whereas the intercooler is a piece of shit... Those torque numbers are probably gone after one hard pull with the stock IC.
Nice! Are there any downsides to cutting out the Honeycombs? Like getting water in the Intake or worsen aerodynamics? Cutting it out makes sense when you think about it, but Ford had to have something in mind when they designed it, right?
I have a catback and an intercooler and I am custome tuned to around 310whp/375wt.
Does it make sense to install a downpipe afterwards, or would I not benefit a lot without adjusting the tune? Or would it even hurt my car?