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420a-TnthewerksMar-10-05 10:41 AM
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#8894, "For those with the EvoIII 16g"
Mar-10-05 10:45 AM by 420a-Tnthewerks



          

I just wanted to know what your fuel setup is. I want to see all the possibilities to tune this thing.

I'm probably going to get:

255lph FP(already have)
SAFC-II
pocketlogger

Now, do I NEED larger injectors to run around 17-18psi?(with the 450cc's) I see alot say to get 660's for 20+psi(I have 93 octane). Which I want to get to later, but what are the stockers good for?

DSMLink kind of intimidates me, and cost would cost me quite a bit more.

But how did you tune your EvoIII 16g?

Edit- Did you have to get an AFPR?

  

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scottfreeman80Mar-10-05 10:53 AM
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#8895, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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you will need to port the turbo, especially on the exhaust side and get a 34mm flapper for it unless you want to see boost creep I had to port my evo3 twice and then call road race for the wastegate upgrade. i use 680's, safcI, datalogger, and MAFT ramcharger to get mine tuned. 450's are too small for the higher psi range (18+). good luck.

1995 GST
6-bolt JDM swap
Evo 16G port/polish
28x7.5x3.5 FMIC (had to cut bumper to make it fit)
686 Injectors
Walbro 255-HP
ACT 2600 Clutch
Full 3" Turbo-Back Exhaust
RamCharge MAF Translator w/ upgrade chip
RRE Front/Rear Strut Bar
Eibach Pro-Kit
NGK Plugs/Wires
Crushed 1g BOV vented to atmosphere
Apexi SAFC
Powerslot Rotors
Autometer Phantom A/F, Boost, EGT
Redline Synthetic M.T.F.
2g Manifold ported w/ ported 02 housing
K&N Custom Cold Air Intake
Apexi Turbo Timer
Joe P MBC @ 19p.s.i.

  

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ModeratoreclipzGSTMar-10-05 11:25 AM
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#8896, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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I'm running:
rewired walbro 190
rc 550's
S-AFC
SBR 2.5" o2 housing w/dump tube

I run 18-19 psi. I creep to 21 sometimes. Fuel keeps up no problem so I didn't bother porting. If I end up doing any porting, it will be just to flow more, not to try to eliminate the boost creep.
If the creeping bothers you turn the boost down and let it creep to what you'd have it set at in the 1st place.


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'06 Wicked White EVO IX

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TeamJeff_99gsMar-10-05 01:51 PM
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#8897, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Yes you NEED larger injectors.

I sure wish people would read the forum more often. I think the idea of having all the correct supporting mods BEFORE upgrading the turbo is said at least once a day.

  

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420a-TnthewerksMar-10-05 04:59 PM
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#8898, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Mar-10-05 05:01 PM by 420a-Tnthewerks



          

Originally posted by eclipzGST
I'm running: rewired walbro 190 rc 550's S-AFC SBR 2.5" o2 housing w/dump tube I run 18-19 psi. I creep to 21 sometimes. Fuel keeps up no problem so I didn't bother porting. If I end up doing any porting, it will be just to flow more, not to try to eliminate the boost creep. If the creeping bothers you turn the boost down and let it creep to what you'd have it set at in the 1st place.


That's all, just a S-AFC to tune it?

And yes Jeff, I did read, note that I said I read most go with 660's. 550's are good for ~22psi, possibly a little more according to RRE. I wasn't asking what supporting mods I will need, I just wanted to know what the stockers were good for and what everybody used to tune.

And for the supporting mods:

ported Evo exhaust mani
ported Evo o2 housing
3" turbo back
fmic w/short piping
rewired 255lph fp
and maybe a GM maf w/ maft

I read 660's are pretty much the end of the line for the S-AFC, is that right?



  

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ModeratoreclipzGSTMar-10-05 09:10 PM
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#8899, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Originally posted by 420a-Tnthewerks
Originally posted by eclipzGST I'm running: rewired walbro 190 rc 550's S-AFC SBR 2.5" o2 housing w/dump tube I run 18-19 psi. I creep to 21 sometimes. Fuel keeps up no problem so I didn't bother porting. If I end up doing any porting, it will be just to flow more, not to try to eliminate the boost creep. If the creeping bothers you turn the boost down and let it creep to what you'd have it set at in the 1st place.
That's all, just a S-AFC to tune it?


S-AFC and pocketlogger.


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-Tony <--- NOT asian.
'06 Wicked White EVO IX

Originally posted by Avenger
When I raise the BS flag ... it's a really big fucking flag and I raise it really fucking high too.



"Never whistle while your pissing." ~The illuminatus Trilogy

  

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BMPDirkMar-11-05 03:05 AM
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#8900, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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You dont really need the evo exhaust manifold, and the evo 02 housing wont line up correctly with your downpipe. How much is a ported evo 02 housing going to cost you? you could just go with a 2.5 tubular o2 housing from 122performance which will line up perfectly and probably cost less. As for getting a 34mm flapper, FP(forced performance) will disagree. They wont put a 34mm flapper on that turbo saying that a properly ported turbine side/wastegate passage is enough. I know DSMLink is alot, but you should really save up for it, its worth it.

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ModeratoreclipzGSTMar-11-05 07:31 AM
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#8901, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Another thing about using a 34mm flapper is that since it has more surface area, it's more likely to blow open under high boost.


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-Tony <--- NOT asian.
'06 Wicked White EVO IX

Originally posted by Avenger
When I raise the BS flag ... it's a really big fucking flag and I raise it really fucking high too.



"Never whistle while your pissing." ~The illuminatus Trilogy

  

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420a-TnthewerksMar-11-05 08:51 AM
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#8902, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Mar-11-05 08:51 AM by 420a-Tnthewerks



          

Yeah, I wasn't planning on get the 34mm flapper. I was at first awhile ago until I heard that it's hard to hold high boost. But I was reading about this one with ported everything, 3" exhaust(with a "high flow" cat) creeping pretty bad and he had to tear it all apart again and install the bigger flapper. But I'm not going to get unless I absolutely have to.

As for the mods, they're not set in stone as it will still take me awhile to get everything. I'll probably just end up porting the stock mani(if I can find an evo mani for cheaper than doing that, I'll probably go with the evo). And I'll look into that 122performance housing.

Thanks

  

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scottfreeman80Mar-11-05 03:22 PM
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#8903, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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I haven't experienced any problems with the 34mm flapper, it seems to work even better under high boost, mine sticks right at 19psi.
If you end up buying the MAFT, it is a decent tuning tool as well, but wont beat a pocketlogger

1995 GST
6-bolt JDM swap
Evo 16G port/polish
28x7.5x3.5 FMIC (had to cut bumper to make it fit)
686 Injectors
Walbro 255-HP
ACT 2600 Clutch
Full 3" Turbo-Back Exhaust
RamCharge MAF Translator w/ upgrade chip
RRE Front/Rear Strut Bar
Eibach Pro-Kit
NGK Plugs/Wires
Crushed 1g BOV vented to atmosphere
Apexi SAFC
Powerslot Rotors
Autometer Phantom A/F, Boost, EGT
Redline Synthetic M.T.F.
2g Manifold ported w/ ported 02 housing
K&N Custom Cold Air Intake
Apexi Turbo Timer
Joe P MBC @ 19p.s.i.

  

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420a-TnthewerksMar-12-05 09:41 AM
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#8904, "RE: For those with the EvoIII 16g"
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Originally posted by scottfreeman80
I haven't experienced any problems with the 34mm flapper, it seems to work even better under high boost, mine sticks right at 19psi. If you end up buying the MAFT, it is a decent tuning tool as well, but wont beat a pocketlogger


You have a pretty close mod list to what I want. Have you ever taken it to the track? How's traction?

  

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