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Old 05-20-2014, 01:55 PM   #85
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Either way, congratulations on your purchase @TmP. You will enjoy the generic FI lifestyle. Did you go straight to the C38-81 option?
I gotta admit that was the best back handed compliment I have seen in awhile.
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Old 05-20-2014, 01:58 PM   #86
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There are pros and cons with each kit. I'm happy with the performance of my kit.
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There are pros and cons with each kit. I'm happy with the performance of my kit.
There's a difference though. You drive your car and don't really spend any time on trailers or tow beds.
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Either way, congratulations on your purchase @TmP. You will enjoy the generic FI lifestyle. Did you go straight to the C38-81 option?

I gotta admit that was the best back handed compliment I have seen in awhile.
still trying to figure out what 'generic FI lifestyle' means....someone please help me out
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Alternative fi lifestyle was allready taken
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Some Jackson Racing with E85 numbers...

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I figured I would share a local's kit that I helped tune this week since he isn't on the forum. I wasn't expecting such a large gain from E85! I plotted a stock car in comparison to show how low this dyno reads. Stock car made 130whp/113wtq. Nearly a 135% power gain over stock! There were gains all the way down even at 1,500RPM.

The car has agency power headers, overpipe, i believe catless front pipe, stock midpipe back to the rear of midipe and then twin exit muffler delete.

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Old 05-22-2014, 05:56 PM   #91
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On the Kraftwerks kit
Boost: 14.7 psi
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275 on 91 and 354 on E85 (this was on our Rototest dyno, numbers are higher on a dynojet).
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Boost: 14.7 psi
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275 on 91 and 354 on E85 (this was on our Rototest dyno, numbers are higher on a dynojet).
What does it take to put down these numbers other than what comes in the c30 kit?
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What does it take to put down these numbers other than what comes in the c30 kit?
Call up KW for a smaller pulley.
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That's it? Pulley and tune? Holy hell.
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What does it take to put down these numbers other than what comes in the c30 kit?
The dyno we posted above is with a C38, if I'm not mistaken @Delicious Tuning did an E85 Kraftwerks car that made around 320-330. We may also have a dyno from an E85 C-30 as well, I'll look into it shortly.
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Got the C30 coming and would just like to know what I can expect once un-korked and corn fed

Also, anyone making serious cams for these turds yet?
Seems there is plenty being left on the table with the stockers.
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With my smaller pulley and tune from kw I am at 280whp @14psi (smaller pulley) this is on crappy 91 from California and my car needs its 30k service. At 9psi I was right around 260whp. Granted with some tuning I will be able to get 285-290whp it feels amazing by the way. With my nt01's I hook up and take off. It's no hemi but I'm making awesome reliable power and the car is perfect feeling with this amount of power (except I need a pad upgrade lol) hopefully I can break into 300 soon with out a c38 or e85. We shall see what the future holds. My numbers are on the same hub dyno that kraftwerks uses because it was theirs lol

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With my smaller pulley and tune from kw I am at 280whp @14psi (smaller pulley) this is on crappy 91 from California and my car needs its 30k service. At 9psi I was right around 260whp. Granted with some tuning I will be able to get 285-290whp it feels amazing by the way. With my nt01's I hook up and take off. It's no hemi but I'm making awesome reliable power and the car is perfect feeling with this amount of power (except I need a pad upgrade lol) hopefully I can break into 300 soon with out a c38 or e85. We shall see what the future holds. My numbers are on the same hub dyno that kraftwerks uses because it was theirs lol

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You should see what your car does on e85...I think you will be shocked at how much more power the car can make with better fuel and more timing
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