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It is a UM tune, not the same tune.This update is still the UM tune?
It is a UM tune, not the same tune.This update is still the UM tune?
I tried to make it as clear as I could, the car already felt extremely responsive on the street. I am looking forward to driving it after these changesWow that is a big improvement down low. I didn't purchase the turbo because I prefer the response down low of the is38 according to your previous dyno. But after seeing this I'm kindoff kicking myself for not jumping onto the black friday pricing.
You'll get this reaction because everyone just got comfortable with 420 wtq being "safe". I say it's all a gamble, but a soft onset and flat (not peaky) torque curve is as safe as you're gonna get. It's those spikes that are scary.Talking to a few good tuners, 450WTQ is safe for stock motor, they are holding TQ flat there. Jeff says he has ran up too 500WTQ on more than one stock motor. I am not willing to gamble to that level, but this turbo would be more than happy to provide it for us if we so chose.
Added a second Walbro on a hobbs for peace of mind, 1300CC injectors in the PI rail, Um flex wiring so I can take the car on trips, and it will auto tune for E content, 4 bar map sensors. Jeff changed the tune to use those injectors, and map sensors. As for fuel. Same as before about E75-E80 in the tank. Were having a LPFP issue on the dyno right now, so I am taking it off, to fix it so we can push it safely. Tomorrow is track day if all cooperates...What fuel mods and blend of E85 for this latest dyno/tune?
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Your guess would be wrong, and yes on a single pump we were out of fuel at 480WHP. Issue is fixed, simple wiring snafu. No issues with two pumps and no controller, just as we had no issue with a single Walbro being controlled by the ECU with no controller. We appreciate the feedback though!What pump issues are you having? I could only guess you are have double pumper issues due to no controller? If that is the case just use a single pump. I would go single pump for the track since output of this turbo wouldn't really require 2 pumps and so you don't have issues at track.
Added a second Walbro on a hobbs for peace of mind, 1300CC injectors in the PI rail, Um flex wiring so I can take the car on trips, and it will auto tune for E content, 4 bar map sensors. Jeff changed the tune to use those injectors, and map sensors. As for fuel. Same as before about E75-E80 in the tank. Were having a LPFP issue on the dyno right now, so I am taking it off, to fix it so we can push it safely. Tomorrow is track day if all cooperates...
The bigger injectors didnt effect the TQ the extra fuel is really needed up top. I believe they are just not limiting TQ as much down low. When I posted the last graphs I made mention TQ was being limited to keep the motor happy. We decided to try to keep it flat at 450WTQ.Awesome results! Were the larger PI injectors what allowed UM to tune for so much more torque down low?
275/45/17Wish I can come out and see this thing rip in the 1/4 in person. But it's my sons bday party tomorrow. What size slick will you be using?
I think people are missing or underestimating how much volume is needed running full E85. Would the drop in pump solution you're offering potentially allow for similar power on pump fuel or a lower e85 blend?Your guess would be wrong, and yes on a single pump we were out of fuel at 480WHP. Issue is fixed, simple wiring snafu. No issues with two pumps and no controller, just as we had no issue with a single Walbro being controlled by the ECU with no controller. We appreciate the feedback though!
275/45/17