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Old 02-03-2014, 11:34 PM   #3165
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@NickFRS -- when Bobby retuned your car did they charge you for the dyno time? He just put a new tune into my car, but they didn't throw the car on the dyno after... which seems really strange to me.
Paid for retune. He prob just reduced the timing and changed FFS values n target AFR. Can always call n ask.
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Old 02-04-2014, 12:17 AM   #3166
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My tune is through delicious as well

Edit: I also found that I've got a minor leak where the lines are crimped going into the coolant bottle.
Send William, your CEL codes, he will advise.
I did not get any CEL for leaks, both boost or coolant leaks.
Boost leak you notice the idle hunts and the rev jumps up and down.
Coolant leak in manifold car is very jerking when pulling off but fine when you wot and the coolant leaks from the bottle cap.
Obviously the coolant leaking from pipe is visible and the coolant level drops, should notice white drops from dry coolant where it is leaking.
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I am tempted to buy a smaller pulley. I have been on the stock pulley now for about 6 months with no issues. I really just want to see how much of a difference the 72.5 or 70mm will make. Any impressions from anyone on this after a pulley swap?
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Old 02-04-2014, 09:51 AM   #3168
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I am tempted to buy a smaller pulley. I have been on the stock pulley now for about 6 months with no issues. I really just want to see how much of a difference the 72.5 or 70mm will make. Any impressions from anyone on this after a pulley swap?
It's quite noticeable.
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It's quite noticeable.
Any dyno numbers of yours?
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72.5 not much, the 70mm big difference awesome pull and power.
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72.5 not much, the 70mm big difference awesome pull and power.
I am very tempted to try it out.
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Any dyno numbers of yours?
haven't dynod with the smaller pulleys yet, unfortunately.
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Old 02-04-2014, 10:34 AM   #3173
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I got dyno chart showing each pulley, although must consider the tune is still being fine tuned so don't look at the actuals gains.

Will put up in a few secs
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Old 02-04-2014, 10:48 AM   #3174
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I am tempted to buy a smaller pulley. I have been on the stock pulley now for about 6 months with no issues. I really just want to see how much of a difference the 72.5 or 70mm will make. Any impressions from anyone on this after a pulley swap?
Noticeable difference going from 75 to 72.5, I'd say maybe 15hp or so worth on mine. Check the boost plot I uploaded on a page or so back.

I'm waiting on my cat-back to come (on Friday) and then plan to install on Saturday and get up to @PureAutomotive early next week for a dyno to compare apples to apples. I did 237whp on the 75mm non-intercooled last time there (although it was 101 degrees ambient temps). I'm hoping for 270whp this go around (on an ethanol blend). I will put together a video.
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Old 02-04-2014, 10:56 AM   #3175
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First dyno is 75mm vs 72.2mm
Second dyno 72.5 vs 70mm
As I said earlier the tune is still under development
Graph is in kw and nm
Kw = 1.34 whp
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I'm assuming that is the boost plot in bar? Was that from the MAP sensor or a gauge?
72.5mm = 10.6psi
70mm = 11.6psi
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Noticeable difference going from 75 to 72.5, I'd say maybe 15hp or so worth on mine. Check the boost plot I uploaded on a page or so back.

I'm waiting on my cat-back to come (on Friday) and then plan to install on Saturday and get up to @PureAutomotive early next week for a dyno to compare apples to apples. I did 237whp on the 75mm non-intercooled last time there (although it was 101 degrees ambient temps). I'm hoping for 270whp this go around (on an ethanol blend). I will put together a video.

Seems worth a shot. I made 258whp on the stock 75mm pulley, non intercooled kit, axle back and e70. If i can make another 15 or so whp I'd be happy.
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I'm assuming that is the boost plot in bar? Was that from the MAP sensor or a gauge?
72.5mm = 10.6psi
75mm = 11.6psi
The boost was measured from the boost off the SC through the dyno in bar

75mm = 0.68 bar
72.5mm = 0.73 bar
70mm = 0.8 bar
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