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Old 01-15-2019, 07:14 PM   #8238
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Originally Posted by sqd View Post
Well, I'm now waiting on delivery for a 210 non-intercooled. It's used, but rebuilt/overhauled by Jon Bond Performance, which I hear do good work.

This year, my plan is stock fuel system and clutch (if it'll last) on straight E85, a mild tune for about 250-260 whp. Does that sound reasonable? My car has barely done 22k miles. It's a 2013, so I'm planning on having the valve spring recall done before installing the charger.

Already have the ACE Alpha 350 header and overpipe and a full exhaust. Will add an oil cooler too, but the car will be 100% street driven.

Any thoughts?

All input is appreciated!
Your goal isn’t unreasonable if your using E85, but the sprintex heat soaks pretty bad after few pulls with no intercooler. The cooler should add about 5% more hp (maybe 10-12whp) but also slows down heatsoak, and cools down heatsoak quicker. so you have more consistent pulls back to back, especially noticeable on a track or even canyon/autox

I just finalized my DT tune for intercooled 210 with stock 75mm pulley on 92octane. Also have ace 250 header and 4.56 FD swap in an auto. With out launching at all, leaving all nannies on, auto shifting, just filled gas tank 100% (Basically not even trying) I logged a 5.7sec 0-60 and 13.9sec 1/4 with draggy. Before the SC the best I got with launching at 2500rpm, all nannies off, manual shifting, 1/3rd tank gas (try hard) was 6.6sec 0-60 and 14.8sec 1/4. Definitely a lot faster and more fun. Just need to manage all that extra heat.
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