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Thanks to Team Beefcake on the amazing deal. Ordered a Procharger D1SC Stage 2 Kit with a black head unit as well as a set of ID1000 injectors.

I have a JMS Fuel Max at my disposal as well.

It will be going on my 2015 GT Performance Pack and tuned with HPTuners once it arrives, so stick around for details :D

The plan is 93 octane and a conservative E85 tune since I am not running a dual pump setup yet. Mainly going E85 because my gas up this way kind of sucks.
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Awesome, can't wait to see this! I see your from Pittsburgh, all the good gas is up there!
 
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Awesome, can't wait to see this! I see your from Pittsburgh, all the good gas is up there!
I've typically been getting a lot of knock when tuned for 93 on previous cars. Never had issues with E85 :D
 

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So with the stage 2 kit it has a stand alone drive belt and a bigger intercooler correct? Trying to figure out if this is the route I would go aswell. Looking forward to hearing what you think about it. Seems like everyone loves there prochargers!
 

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Thanks to Team Beefcake on the amazing deal. Ordered a Procharger D1SC Stage 2 Kit with a black head unit as well as a set of ID1000 injectors.[/QUOTE

Congratulations! Got from Teambeefcake the procharger HO great deal too! :thumbsup:
 

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I've typically been getting a lot of knock when tuned for 93 on previous cars. Never had issues with E85 :D
Ya I know Get Go had E85 and a few places out in the sticks have turbo blue at the pump. I used to get my meth at a place in Mars as well. Now I'm stuck with shitty 92 lol
 
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So with the stage 2 kit it has a stand alone drive belt and a bigger intercooler correct? Trying to figure out if this is the route I would go aswell. Looking forward to hearing what you think about it. Seems like everyone loves there prochargers!
Yes, all of those things you pointed out are true. I do also believe the added benefit to stage 2 is the larger bracket which also can allow for the F series of head units as well for future upgrading.
 
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Skys the limit for you. :)

Think the D1SC record right now is about 835rwhp, just saying. :)
on a 15? I'm still running a stock engine. I don't think the stock pump with a 21v bap will be able to reach 800 on E85, looks like I will most likely need to run a dual walboro 465 setup.

I myself am curious what the power limitation is of the stock 2015 short block. This car is not a daily driver, but it will certainly be driven 5000+ miles a year.
 

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Yes, all of those things you pointed out are true. I do also believe the added benefit to stage 2 is the larger bracket which also can allow for the F series of head units as well for future upgrading.
You can put and F-series on the HO bracket.
Plenty of HEMI guys run F blowers on shared drive 6 ribs.
Highest I have seen is 998rwhp or 994rwhp (somewhere just under 1000rwhp)
 

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on a 15? I'm still running a stock engine. I don't think the stock pump with a 21v bap will be able to reach 800 on E85, looks like I will most likely need to run a dual walboro 465 setup.

I myself am curious what the power limitation is of the stock 2015 short block. This car is not a daily driver, but it will certainly be driven 5000+ miles a year.
No the 835rwhp is on a LS based car.
There are plenty of D-1SC's on cars running in the 8's in the 1/4 mile.
However I doubt many of them spend time on the dyno, so who knows HP #'s

Oil Pump Gears
Valve Springs
Block

Those are the weak points it seems, in order.
But there will always been those that get away with crazy numbers on 100% stock stuff. Heck one junk yard 5.3L LS motor made 1,200 with an F-1X. (Stock Block, Crank, Rods, Pistons)
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