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Josh's Innovate intercooled 70mm pulleyed 92oct results
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The numbers aren't impressive but not horrible. I've hit the wall on this kit and the only thing I can do running 92oct gas is to get a different kit, run meth injection, or run e85 (or both). I'd prefer to stay on the normal gas for convenience.
The kit can only run on the stock MAP sensor as any other sensor like the 3bar with freak out the ECU at the top end for an unknown reason. There's no post blower temp reading. I'd say this kit is great for someone that wants about what you see in HP/TQ and doesn't want to bother getting supporting mods like exhaust, intake, a clutch, injectors, or fuel pump, and an OEM look, or just that nice supercharger whine. The two lines are 75mm stock pulley, not intercooled, 92oct gas on BRZedit tune @Drift-Office Bob correct me if I'm wrong). The second is 70mm pulley, intercooled, 92oct gas on EcuTek. Big props to Bob at Drift Office @Drift-Office and Mike at Moto East @moto-mike for figuring out the difficulties with this kit and making my car shine with what it has. You've earned a loyal customer with your superb customer service and quality work. Attachment 70787 |
Nice, you made a few more horses than I did.
I added this dyno sheet to the Innovate list. This probably belongs in your build topic, not in its own topic, though. |
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Looks like a nice power curve. Did Bob say why he likes the EcuTec over the BRZedit as far as a tune?
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Good numbers!
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I couldn't figure out why the setup was wigging out after the IC was installed and only after conferring with Mike @ Moto-East was it then I was told that it was an issue everyone was seeing (it's in the Innovate owner's thread) and that the stock MAP sensor was needed to fix this. I had previously spent over 2 weeks trying to figure it out up to that point, so I have no wish to address this setup, ever again. :) Cheers! Bob @ Drift-Office, LLC |
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This is not 100% true. Take a world class tuner for example: If he can properly tune a car for peak power and drivability on EcuTek, then there is no technical reason why he can't do the same on brzedit. True, EcuTek has some features (we'll call them value-adds) that brzedit doesn't, but in my experience with software it will only be a matter of time when that will no longer be the case. It's not the tool that nets a great tune.. It's the tuner. It's akin to an IT engineer arguing about whether VBscript, PowerShell or Perl is best. They are equally good scripting languages. They are all powerful in the right hands. |
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Josh's Innovate intercooled 70mm pulleyed 92oct results
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Yeah man.. Not frustrated by you, but rather by all of the differing opinions, stances, recommendations, etc. I feel like it's almost best to take matters into your own hands. It's just insane how the 86 community is so burdened by tuning. On my old f-body it was never this dramatic. Never this intense. I drove that car 75k miles and only tuned it once. Made almost 400 at the wheels. Never a CEL, never a problem. All of this e-tuning stuff is utter crap! |
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