I ran 245/45/17s nitto 555r on my srt4...and loaned em to a few people. Tires were good for 450 whp 40mph 40 rolls, but anything over (477 @17psi) itd spin in 1st and 2nd, tire pressure was up...My buddy had to raise his 2step because these hooked TOO well on his 750whp evo
14b on lower boost would be better, small 16g, big 16g, evo 16g etc, will shine more in the higher boost range. All depends on your goals. With your current tuning capabilites 14b would be your best bet, your inj should be plenty for pump gas and 18psi.
Yeah MBC is in the future as I listed, but no need for a turbo timer..I wouldn't beat on the car then shut it off...I've been in the turbo game long enough to know.
Found this nice 1990 GSX auto with only 114,000 miles for $2500 on a local forum. Seller was a known/trustworthy DSM guru, Justin Millard a.k.a 770eclipse. He had just put a rebuilt head and timing components, new tires, and some ok rims. No modifications were ever made to this car. Only problem...
Definaltly needs some love...Just make sure all your maintenance parts are fresh...get a wideband and dsm/eculink to make sure its running great..Good luck with the car, hopefully your friend and your research here will help you keep er running long and strong.
I think he said"Boost had to be turned down with the new intake so it started out at 21 psi".and"Saturday I had one round of qualifying so I gave the boost controller a half turn and hoped for the best. 22-23 psi on the gauge after that. And the best run of the weekend."If...
Congrats, Good luck on mid 9s on the new trans. Brisbane is a beautiful city...Went there on a 2 week long TDY, luckily there was a sexpo in town at the same time.....Hard to believe most of the city was under water not too long ago.....
Looks like the numbers are worn off......49178-01(40)0: 14B
49178-01(41)0: 14B
49178-01(42)0: Big 16G
49178-01(45)0: Evo I Big 16G
49178-01(46)0: Evo II Big 16G
49178-01(47)0: EVO III 16G49178-01(52)0: Small 16G
Like everyone has said, go with the vrsf, or try to look around for a used FMIC...if you're looking for more of a budget FMIC. It may even come with all the hard piping. Just try and keep and eye out and make sure you got $$ in the bank to make a deal