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Old 10-22-2008, 09:34 AM   #1
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I probably don't have any money to dyno my car until Jan as ima heading the Japan to visit my gf. Anyways, I run a .86 and love it... Off a corner, man it pulls forever constantly to redline and noticeable. Really .lb for .lb I would really love to see a .64 equally modded and do the same thing.

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Greddy Emanage/Profec-E01/Innovative tuned by me...

In terms of anything else adding power and torque not much else.... and it is scary fast and I have been in T78 MKIV and this feels crazy out of a turn and I am driving my car as daily.

I mean codyace has an awesome setup, but we are talking about port polishing this and swain and hone that and I am sure it makes a huge difference with great response, but this is for people knowing what they are doing. Ima just a bolt on and make it reliable guy and for 95% of people out there, its the same philosophy which is kind of what Obeewon's philosophy.

So comparing tuning philosophies, really oranges to oranges, a .86 has more lag, but not that much difference to a .64 and in the top end, the .86 will out pull the .64. You just can't get away from design....
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I mean codyace has an awesome setup, but we are talking about port polishing this and swain and hone that and I am sure it makes a huge difference with great response, but this is for people knowing what they are doing. Ima just a bolt on and make it reliable guy and for 95% of people out there, its the same philosophy which is kind of what Obeewon's philosophy.

So comparing tuning philosophies, really oranges to oranges, a .86 has more lag, but not that much difference to a .64 and in the top end, the .86 will out pull the .64. You just can't get away from design....
Get an IM and dyno...

Im gonna hone and swain my boxers.

Im still 100% NOT CONVINCED that the trade off on a proper and fully built .86 setup is that big of a difference. ESPECIALLY after looking at Gsracers dyno's. If anything I think when pushed to the brink the .86 would outshine the .64. I just wish everyone with the .86 wasn't as broke as me lol.
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