l2frankie
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cant wait to see some track times of this
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Adam, can you explain the big dropoff at the end?Alright guys, I'm doing the final set of tuning today. Going for the HP record on stock block. As far as I know the highest horsepower is 420whp right now on a pretty big turbo. So far we are at 408/400, graph below. I have already sold 2 of these kits, so if you are interested pre-order fast. ETA right now is 2-4 weeks, with the influx of orders I will make sure to give you a good ETA at the time of placing your order.
Pre-order is open now, please email me at [email protected] to purchase!
Price is $3,000.00 shipped and will include the following.
MAP Manifold (Turbo Kit Specific)
MAP Downpipe (Turbo Kit Specific)
MAP Intake (Turbo Kit Specific)
MAP Passenger side hot pipe (Turbo Kit Specific)
MAP Oil Feed and Drain Line
MAP Coolant Bypass Line
Turbosmart Vee Port BOV
Turbosmart CompGate-40mm Wastegate
Precision 5858 Journal Bearing Turbo with SP Cover
PTP Turbo Blanket
DEI Heat Wrap
Tune file for Cobb Accessport
+500.00 for Ball Bearing Turbo
+500.00 if you don't have an Accessport
The tune file that comes with the kit will be for 93oct and is rated for 390hp/380tq @ 24psi. Once you get the turbo kit installed you will be required to send me multiple datalogs to fine tune the kit for your vehicle as not all cars are the same. Anyone without 93oct in their area will be covered, will product about 375hp/370tq depending on fuel quality.
We are finishing up the welding on the intercoolers today and tomorrow, and should start shipping all the kits out Monday/Tuesday. Once we are done with those, we will be building turbo kits. Once I have a brand new turbo kit ready I will post up pictures and get a product listing on our website!
The dynograph below isn't final, it just gives you an idea of the powerband that the car is producing with our kit. Remember, the kit you receive will come out of the box setup to run 390hp/380tq which is good middle ground to have good power with reliability.
The drop off at the end is the rev limiter. I have about 200 miles of street driving on our turbo kit. I will be driving it on the street a lot more in the up and coming week.Adam, can you explain the big dropoff at the end?
Will you be doing extensive real world driving to see how the stock engine handles the turbo kit power?
Great work!
agreed, i wanna hear how this new system sounds with some drive bys and whatnot, might make me throw in the money for it now instead of waitingCan you post up an exhaust vid? I want to hear what the new turbo has done to the exhaust. If it sounds good with that turbo/downpipe and your exhaust system, I'd probably put down the cash for the kit and exhaust system then tonight.
You wish is my command. Video's will be coming today!
The torque is later because it is a bigger turbo that moves more air, so its going to take some time to get up to speed. The torque on the stock turbo hitting sooner doesn't mean anything in my opinion because it immediately drops off. The torque curve on the stock turbo is garbage, it's high peak torque number doesn't help in anyway.Adam,
From what I can see, it looks like the TQ peaks about 1500RPm later than stage1.5 (or stock). That's a big change. Would a Ball bearing turbo get this to peak earlier?
If one buys the turbo kit, what else from your current mustang ecoboost parts lineup (CAI/DP/Catback/FMIC) would still be viable. Just the catback and FMIC?
Feel's pretty good, I prefer the lag over the stock turbo because know I don't blow the tires off the car when I launch from a dig. It does get a little squirrelly in second gear but it is controllable. The car just pulls now, doesn't die off up top!That is a MASSIVE change in the curve between those two. How does the car feel by comparison? Less seat of pants and more "oh shit!"?