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Old 03-01-2013, 04:43 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by Jesse@JDLAutodesign View Post
I agree with the stock ecu options for the time being for 99% of people...especially on pump gas, retaining the DI system is important...This car is only being ran on E85 so i wasn't as concerned. The AEM's ability to log numerous sensors (ie backpressure etc) along with ease of use with racepak and other brand dashs made it appealing to me.

jesse
Dig it! Since you guys are logging backpressures and EGT, I hope you guys post some pretty graphs.

The theory is pretty solid regarding compressor maps, so with a little information... ya'll should be able to see where the efficiency lands. Since twin-scroll hasn't been explored very much (besides OEMs), I'm really curious to see how this turbo/compressor pairing works out. The 3150 is good up to 400-450 hp, and on E85 I could see you guys making miracle numbers.

BTW, I saw your spaghetti monster twin scroll setup for the Reidy B-series.


You guys used a 4828 on that project. What made you guys choose the 3510 this time?
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