HP estimate

[mechanix565]

so before i get this thing up and running and see what it actually makes heres my setup

95 eclipse gst auto converted to AWD 5 Speed.

-stock 7 bolt longblock
-BSE eliminated
-High volume oil pump
-ARP Head Studs
-Mitsu MLS headgasket
-fidanza aluminum flywheel
-act 2600
-MSD DIS2
-COP Setup
-Greddy Front mount
-3" GM MaF W/ maft
-Walbro 190
-fic 650 cc injectors
-ac delete
-emmisions delete
-welded center diff
-LSD rear end
-14b turbo
-pacesetter header
-Megan racing O2 dump housing
-3" Apexi N1 exhaust (no cat,no resonator)
-99 Black box Flashable ecu w/ tactrix 2.0 and evoscan

think i can get close to 350 wheel on a good tune? i know it will be close on the 14b but if i can get 325-350 wheel id be more than happy for now till i can save up for a 20g.

 

[boost97gst]

I THINK people make 300whp on 14b's commonly. IDK. May i ask why the COP setup vs traditional plug wires/pack? I understand if its for looks, they do look very nice.
Run a bit of e85 mixed in with 93. Like 20% and you'll like it. Or you could possibly go full e85 on those 650s with a 14b. It may cut it close though. IDCs might be a bit high for my liking.

BTW, this is tech call "benchracing". You might not get a ton of hits. It really is dif for every car even with the same parts. Its all in the tune and your numbers may differ. Why dont you go look in the dyno section and sort it by turbo and look at all the 14bs. Then check what mods they have and see where you stack up?

 

[mechanix565]

i went with the COP because i had a nice setup made on a carbon fiber plate and i had the MSD DIS2 so i knew it would be equal or better as far as performance goes with the standard coil setup and it cleans up the bay because i have plans for a SMIM in the future and i wont have to worry about relocating the coil. i may try an e85 mix but theres only one station that has it close to me and its like a 20 minute trip so its kinda a PITA to have to go all the way there every time i need to fill it which im sure will be frequently

 

[JusMX141]

Our tech forums are not to be used as your personal dynamometer. If you want to know how much power your car makes, take it to a dyno. No bench racing- read the rules.