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Old 05-28-2013, 05:08 PM   #1
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HKS Supercharger from Evasive Motorsports

I got my HKS Supercharger installed and tuned last week at Evasive Motorsports in Santa Fe Springs (as well as installation of a bunch of other stuff). Randy over there was incredibly helpful the whole time. I got the basic HKS kit, fuel pump, 700cc injectors, and Perrin oil cooler. It still has the stock exhaust with a cat back so that's holding back the numbers a lot as well as only a 9psi pulley (opted for going with less psi for longevity of the motor). The tune is fantastic, really smooth pull even from the low end, and is a fantastic daily driver. The idle needs a bit of work but that's my fault cause I had to take the car back before they could finish doing all the tuning.

The current dyno is at 216whp/180tq (stock was 156/128) with the restrictive exhaust. Hoping to be above 230 when I figure out how to make it quiet enough to drive around California. I couldn't be happier with Evasive Motorsports or their customer service.

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rotas and an HKS kit don't go well together never the less great build !
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38.5% deltaHP and 40.6% deltaTQ increase. Where's the ouch?
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Looks good to me, although I do wish those Rotas were TE37s. Did you get any dyno plots or boost plots to post up?
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HKS SC looks like a plumbing nightmare, but I'm sure it runs really well.
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Looks good to me, although I do wish those Rotas were TE37s. Did you get any dyno plots or boost plots to post up?
I do but I don't have it here at the moment. I'll post it when I can. And I wish the rotas were TE37s as well but the rotas were a good compromise.
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Congrats on the boost!


Sucks about the California laws, headers are such an easy switch I did it in an afternoon. (I am just learning to turn a wrench)
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I got my HKS Supercharger installed and tuned last week at Evasive Motorsports in Santa Fe Springs (as well as installation of a bunch of other stuff). Randy over there was incredibly helpful the whole time. I got the basic HKS kit, fuel pump, 700cc injectors, and Perrin oil cooler. It still has the stock exhaust with a cat back so that's holding back the numbers a lot as well as only a 9psi pulley (opted for going with less psi for longevity of the motor). The tune is fantastic, really smooth pull even from the low end, and is a fantastic daily driver. The idle needs a bit of work but that's my fault cause I had to take the car back before they could finish doing all the tuning.

The current dyno is at 216whp/180tq (stock was 156/128) with the restrictive exhaust. Hoping to be above 230 when I figure out how to make it quiet enough to drive around California. I couldn't be happier with Evasive Motorsports or their customer service.

Based on the stock car 156whp/200hp, your dyno number is 216 whp which equivalent to 277hp; So this is way on bar w/ stock S2k or better. A little more fine tuning you can get several more HP. Man, this is damn good for DD. Can't ask for more
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Based on the stock car 156whp/200hp, your dyno number is 216 whp which equivalent to 277hp; So this is way on bar w/ stock S2k or better. A little more fine tuning you can get several more HP. Man, this is damn good for DD. Can't ask for more
Once I figure out the exhaust and get some final tuning I should be into the 300s. It's definitely a good amount of power for a DD which is what this car will always be.
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Once I figure out the exhaust and get some final tuning I should be into the 300s. It's definitely a good amount of power for a DD which is what this car will always be.
Start with a un catted header, then a high flow cat (secondary ) maybe keep the stock catback or go for something quite like the q300 !

we just installed a q300 + CATLESS front pipe and its super quite !...well compared to my straight pipe
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Based on the stock car 156whp/200hp, your dyno number is 216 whp which equivalent to 277hp; So this is way on bar w/ stock S2k or better. A little more fine tuning you can get several more HP. Man, this is damn good for DD. Can't ask for more
Stock S2K is 240hp at the crank, don't know what they usually dyno at though. They do have a gearing advantage as well.
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