dyno results on turbo 6th gen
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dyno results on turbo 6th gen
I recently dynoed my f23a1 and put down 221 whp and 215 lbs of torque on 7.5 pounds of boost with stock cat. i am going to be getting some bigger injectors soon and doing a vafc hack and run about 9 lbs of boost. all in all im really impressed with the amount of power i put down with only 7.5 lbs of boost especially since its an automatic. ill have pics of the dyno sheets up soon on cardomain.com.
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Originally posted by j-bloc
great #s
But, i don't think the stock motor can handle 9lbs of boost w/o some internal mods
great #s
But, i don't think the stock motor can handle 9lbs of boost w/o some internal mods
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yeah ive allready taken all of that into consideration, with good tuning and a good air fuel ratio the motor should hold up fine, as far as the tranny its being upgraded with a level 10 torque converter in about 3 weeks, plus a b&m tranny cooler.
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Originally posted by j-bloc
would it be 2 expensive and a hassle to do a 5speed conversion?
would it be 2 expensive and a hassle to do a 5speed conversion?
Personally, I need to shift my own or I go nuts.
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Originally posted by AcuraFanatic
No, in fact you can do it really cheap if you do the installation. Some people just like automatics.
Personally, I need to shift my own or I go nuts.
No, in fact you can do it really cheap if you do the installation. Some people just like automatics.
Personally, I need to shift my own or I go nuts.