bastarddsm
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Mendota,
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Much more than 500whp and it's life expanacy will go down. What thickness are your pins? That is a big limiting point
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Its all about the lanch and not missing gears when your evenly matched. 150lbs wont make that much of a difference or just take your hood and seats out .
If you are taking it to the track then right before you could do some weight reduction by taking out the passenger seat, backseat, and spare tire and bring another friend and temporarily store them in there for the day at the track Just food for thought it might help make up for any driver mistake.
EDIT: Just realized you have the 4 speed automatic, that might make it a bit harder.
Wouldn't it have a lot to do with who hits Max power first? I mean if the Teg takes till 6k Rpm to reach max hp and the dsm takes 5500 rpm to reach max power then you will be able to shift earlier and hit max power earlier on the next shift. I raced a Cadillac cts with my audi s4 and even though he had more hp my car hit max hp at 5500 compared to his 6500 and I won cause I shifted earlier
Your gona loose bro sorry to say. But yes you have a dodge neon motor in a fat pig of a car man... Good luck.
You need to something to compensate airflow with fuel. If not you will blow the engine. Dont count on getting 300 without some tuning. Maybe 250, I would go with a 16g, and 550's. Keep it at 15 lbs and be happy. I would advise at the very least to get a WB.
Why would you recommend 550's without tuning? Unless you want a pig rich dog, stick with stock injectors, if not tuning, and keep boost below 15.
IMO for the price of a wb, you might as well log knock and injector duty cycles. If you log and slowly turn boost up, it is a whole lot safer than watching a wb, while WOT hoping it doesn't go lean. Afr's with a stock tune will be fine, until you start running out of injector and/or pump, which duty cycle is going to tell you before afr's do.
A 16g will physically bolt on, but you will need water and oil lines, along with a j pipe. Cheapest solution is buy a 16g install kit that comes with everything. You will not find a cheaper alternative other than a t28.