mini zilo
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Someones been reading Nates (from TPG Tuning) post about C16....
.... and the madness begins.
How to do it? Hold that damn wastegate shut and throw a bunch of fuel in


If you're refering to the newest buschur IC it's all you'll need for drag racing. I used the EVO version on my 8. Even with the stock turbo completely pegged (WG held shut) there was no increase in post IC temps through third gear, and only about 10 through 4th. Picking up 10 degrees over an entire drag run is negligible. At that point it doesn't matter how hot the air coming out of the turbo is, that heat isn't making it to the chamber.
How much boost you can hold is entirely a function of airflow vs restricition. The higher the boost is, the higher the restriction is. Not really a good thing. On my EVO8 turbo I could hit 33-34 psi and taper to 29 or so on one set of cams, and hit 29 and drop to 26 on another set of cams. This is with the WG held shut. The lower boost situation was much faster at the track than the one at higher boost. Don't worry about boost, worry about airflow, and moving that airflow at the lowest boost possible.
Aside from adding displacement, cams and intake manifolds are the two biggest factors in airflow per boost pressure. At EVO16g flow levels most of the other stuff isn't going to be much of a bottleneck. The intake side is under pressure and doesn't move as much volume. Exhaust flow through the entire system is probably the next most important thing.
3/8" will be more than enough for that pump. A lot of people spend a fortune on enormous braided lines, but it is just a huge waste. If you were to actually watch the flow from a return line at 40psi you'd know what i mean.A little inspiration never hurt anybody
As far as fuel, I will be running:
FIC 1000cc
e85
Walbro 255 high pressure
DSMLink to tune
Aeromotive fpr
And I am not sure yet what I am going to do as far as the size of the fuel lines.
pboglio said:I'd recommend MAF removal, via MAFt blowthru or speed density and 2g ARP headstuds for the power levels your shooting for.
Theres a guy on the canadian forums running his e316g at 40psi with meth injection. He runs 11.6 on the track thats over 400whp for sure. Meth injection is the way to go.

I am setting my goal at 400 whp on my evo 3 16g.

I guess what my main question will be is what is the best way I can cool all that air off?
As far as the hot air
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Efficient intercooling, and injection of some sort. To hit 400whp, I would use race gas.
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I'm definitely interested in this project, mini zilo. I have an E316g and easy access to E85 as well, don't want to upgrade the turbo, and want to get as much out of it as possible. I'm hoping for 400 at the crank by the end of the summer. The 400 Whp you are looking for is going to be quite the journey
Good luck! And keep us posted....
Theres a guy on the canadian forums running his e316g at 40psi with meth injection. He runs 11.6 on the track thats over 400whp for sure. Meth injection is the way to go.
Someones been reading Nates (from TPG Tuning) post about C16....
.... and the madness begins.
Joe, I remember way back when you first picked up the E316G here. Good to see others wanting to push this to its limits. Unless you're very knowledgable, you're going to have trouble holding the PSI between 28 and 30. I would suggest the use of an external 'gate to help you out a bit.
Personally, I would only resort to Meth injection when I have exhausted all of my other resources.
If you're refering to the newest buschur IC it's all you'll need for drag racing. I used the EVO version on my 8. Even with the stock turbo completely pegged (WG held shut) there was no increase in post IC temps through third gear, and only about 10 through 4th. Picking up 10 degrees over an entire drag run is negligible. At that point it doesn't matter how hot the air coming out of the turbo is, that heat isn't making it to the chamber.
How much boost you can hold is entirely a function of airflow vs restricition. The higher the boost is, the higher the restriction is. Not really a good thing. On my EVO8 turbo I could hit 33-34 psi and taper to 29 or so on one set of cams, and hit 29 and drop to 26 on another set of cams. This is with the WG held shut. The lower boost situation was much faster at the track than the one at higher boost. Don't worry about boost, worry about airflow, and moving that airflow at the lowest boost possible.
As far as the hot air, remember this.
For every 10 deg you increase your IAT's by you will require another full 1 point of octane rating
I'd recommend MAF removal, via MAFt blowthru or speed density and 2g ARP headstuds for the power levels your shooting for.
Cooling the air down isn't going to be your main problem, keeping knock away is. And even if you improve your I.C. efficiency, it still wouldn't be your main problem. At 30 psi your running an effective 14.8:1 compression ratio, up from 13:1 if you were running 20 psi previously. Looks like E85 is equivalent to 100-105 octane gasoline. That "might" be cutting it close with 30 psi as far as octane is required.
Get a CAI fabbed up, or what I do is run without a passenger headlight at the track for a "ram air".
