What kind of whp are you guys seeing in 440's and a single?
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What kind of whp are you guys seeing in 440's and a single?
Just curious as to what to expect on my break in set up which will be stock aristo ecu and injectors then will come the sems and big injectors.
I would like to see 340ish through my auto trans on this as I will have to drive like this for a few k miles just to work the inital bugs out of everything.
Mods are
BW s366
fuel pump
Afpr
3inch dp and exhaust
I would like to see 340ish through my auto trans on this as I will have to drive like this for a few k miles just to work the inital bugs out of everything.
Mods are
BW s366
fuel pump
Afpr
3inch dp and exhaust
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yeah I think you should get to 400whp with a manual, so close to the same with the auto.
Why the AFPR? I rarely recommend changing the fuel pressure for most na-t setups.
The aristo ecu will want a 1:1 regulator if you go aftermarket.
the stock rail and regulator will see you to the 600's with the right pump and injectors though.
Why the AFPR? I rarely recommend changing the fuel pressure for most na-t setups.
The aristo ecu will want a 1:1 regulator if you go aftermarket.
the stock rail and regulator will see you to the 600's with the right pump and injectors though.
Last edited by Ali SC3; 12-10-12 at 09:27 AM.
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yeah I think you should get to 400whp with a manual, so close to the same with the auto.
Why the AFPR? I rarely recommend changing the fuel pressure for most na-t setups.
The aristo ecu will want a 1:1 regulator if you go aftermarket.
the stock rail and regulator will see you to the 600's with the right pump and injectors though.
Why the AFPR? I rarely recommend changing the fuel pressure for most na-t setups.
The aristo ecu will want a 1:1 regulator if you go aftermarket.
the stock rail and regulator will see you to the 600's with the right pump and injectors though.
Last edited by xspsi6; 12-10-12 at 01:23 PM.
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Yea I figured that as this is only for the break in and getting the bugs out but I would love to keep it hovering around the 400whp mark so I don't go insane while waiting for the big boost which is going to be pricey to say the least as s ems is 2k+ and injectors will be another 5-600
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It just depends on what you are looking to make now and later on.
you can always get a fuel controller and run 550's with the aristo ecu for just over 500hp.
If you use the US supra ecu, you can go even larger but you need to run a maf or install a VPC. The vpc even has chips for larger injectors.
If your plans are to eventually go much above 500-600hp I would recommend going standalone.
you can always get a fuel controller and run 550's with the aristo ecu for just over 500hp.
If you use the US supra ecu, you can go even larger but you need to run a maf or install a VPC. The vpc even has chips for larger injectors.
If your plans are to eventually go much above 500-600hp I would recommend going standalone.
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with that turbo engine/turbo setup 600 is not gonna happen on an Auto trans with 93 octane sorry.
Even with cam you will not make 600 on pump gas with that setup.
it aint gonna happen.
Even with cam you will not make 600 on pump gas with that setup.
it aint gonna happen.
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It all comes down to the tune so I have a super good tuner and good friend doing the tuning which he did my supra and made 612whp on a mustang dyno on pump 93 only which could have been more but I was not going for max hp with that build nor am I with this one however I feel that I will get close to 600 on pump which maybe mid 500's might be a more realistic goal but the stall will effect this number as well so looking for a 130 mph trap on pump is my end goal as that is a healthy street car which is where this will spend most of it's life.