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Old 10-01-2013, 09:07 PM   #1891
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so 21 extra bucks a fill up? yikes.

why'd you ditch the wmi?
I don't use it on the street. Just at the track. Cheaper than filling up with 100 octane to boot.

WMI = Too much hassle.
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Torco accelerator? is that just an octane booster or am i missing something?
Yup MMT. Gets you to 95/96 R+M/2 from 91 based on independent tests. I read that Torco race gas is made using the same stuff blended w/ premium gas. I used to use the Methanol in Turbo 108 back when we had 92 in CA.
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Old 10-01-2013, 09:32 PM   #1893
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so 21 extra bucks a fill up? yikes.

why'd you ditch the wmi?
Actually 10 bucks if you use 16oz, not 32. Cheaper still if you go for a 5 gallon drum.

Use wisely. His application makes sense as he's likely using an Ecutek and can shift maps on the fly. Why not get the option for extra power if you can find the fuel?
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Old 10-02-2013, 06:03 AM   #1894
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Here's a lap in our 86 making about 260 whp in dynojet numbers.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDsij0LJI0Q"]Supercharged 86 on track (Bullet/Innovate/Cusco intercooled Sprintex kit) - YouTube[/ame]
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Torco accelerator? is that just an octane booster or am i missing something?
Torco is a Octane Booster and if you have not tried it, give it a go, we seeing almost 10wkw gains in power. (13whp)
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Torco is a Octane Booster and if you have not tried it, give it a go, we seeing almost 10wkw gains in power. (13whp)
Might have to give it a try. Where can it be purchased? Disregard, did some googling, nowhere near me. Guess I'll try to find some online.
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Might have to give it a try. Where can it be purchased?
i know you can get it very cheap on Amazon.com
[ame="http://www.amazon.com/Octane-Booster-Quarts-Torco-Accelerator/dp/B005S2BKDQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1380717772&sr=8-1&keywords=torco"]Octane Booster Case of Quarts Torco Accelerator : Amazon.com : Automotive[/ame]

I normally use half bottle to a tank, which would give you +3 so for example 91 becomes 94.
when we go for drags day, guys put bottle to tank gives +6

just confirm with your tuner what mix would be good.

Just to put into perspective what it does.
when I was on Visconti stage 2, Borla header, performance pipe i hit 169whp on 91oct. Adding Torco I went to 174whp
A stock car no mods or tune put Torco in and went from base 157whp to 169whp
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I don't use it on the street. Just at the track. Cheaper than filling up with 100 octane to boot.

WMI = Too much hassle.
I am glad you have seen the light. I think using some Torco for track days is a wise investment on a boosted application.
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Interesting, I was assuming that Torco + E85 may not be the best idea (with no reasons to support that assumption.)

I did some googling and came across this post:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-z...read-this.html

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However, during the winter months, the same E85 found at the pump goes through a minor transformation: the blend changes from E85 to E70; this winter blend helps most vehicles during low ambient temp cold starts. A good tune [experienced E85 tuner] can tune the vehicle with cold starts no matter the temps running E70 or E85.

Obtaining maximum power on E70 during the winter months can be a challenge for high CR N/A and FI cars due to the lower octane, which often necessitates the need of tuning for lower spark and/or implementing a more aggressive spark KR retardation. Not all is lost amigos, if you “must” have ALL maximum power from your E85 breathing mill during the winter then you can offset this a few ways.

One, mix your E70 winter gas with a can of torco [shown below] whenever you fill up. For the most part, this practice helps you maintain your E85 spark settings during the winter months. And yes, you can also mix torco with E85 during the summer, which can yield greater torque gains due to more spark timing especially on the bottom end.
Can anyone confirm?
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Figured u guys might like this. I had a smile on my face though.

Got my supercharger installed last night. Huge thanks to Moto-Mike for setting me up. Great guy to work with! Currently running the 70mm pulley on 93. I'll get the serial number and some hp numbers soon.

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has there been any consensus on the whether any particular header is better suited for innovate powered BRZs? I'd prefer equal length unless there is sufficient evidence that the UEL will perform better.

I am currently considering the P&L and the Nameless (Should it ever materialize).

Also considering FA20Club's but wouldn't want to order that unless it was in stock. The Borla EL is also an option, but i haven't heard too many reviews about them yet.
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has there been any consensus on the whether any particular header is better suited for innovate powered BRZs? I'd prefer equal length unless there is sufficient evidence that the UEL will perform better.

I am currently considering the P&L and the Nameless (Should it ever materialize).

Also considering FA20Club's but wouldn't want to order that unless it was in stock. The Borla EL is also an option, but i haven't heard too many reviews about them yet.
Borla EL is garbage. It is coming off my car. Makes 0 power over stock.

People have shown gains with Vortech + Borla UEL / FA20club / HKS EL ... So I would start there.

Besides myself, I don't think anyone has done a before and after dyno with innovate + headers. I will have another comparo soon when my Revworks UEL gets here next week.
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Besides myself, I don't think anyone has done a before and after dyno with innovate + headers. I will have another comparo soon when my Revworks UEL gets here next week.
Sounds good. I assume you'll dyno the revworks without any tuning tweaks like the Borla EL was done?
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has there been any consensus on the whether any particular header is better suited for innovate powered BRZs? I'd prefer equal length unless there is sufficient evidence that the UEL will perform better.

I am currently considering the P&L and the Nameless (Should it ever materialize).

Also considering FA20Club's but wouldn't want to order that unless it was in stock. The Borla EL is also an option, but i haven't heard too many reviews about them yet.
P&L equal length (with cat) gained jack on my setup. Matters were made worse when it didn't fit properly and it was banging in a few places. PRE racing had to modify my Nameless overpipe/front pipe combo to make it work. Was not happy about that. 2nd to worst $1000 I've spent.
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