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my plan;
Starting from; all stock with a somewhat smoothed out base tune finish up and perfect N/A tune, replace injectors, retune. Install shiny turbo parts. Tune on wastegate pressure. Install ebc. Retune. ????. conquer the world. the way its supposed to be done, nothing special what i have; -SR20 T25 (A/R 80 if it matters), fresh rebuild from Gpop -Brain built MS3X -kraken-cast manifold -kraken-made 2.5" stainless downpipe -oil/water connections and lines from kraken Remaining necessities; -Injectors. No idea what to budget here, probably 2-3 hundred? Stock supra injectors were my plan, plug and tune and whatnot -cx racing (ebay) intercooler -2" hotside and 2.5" cold side piping and couplers from siliconeintakes -replacement wastegate actuator (7-9 psi) probably ebay, might yank one out of a junker if i find one -remaining exhaust, will fab myself. Future necessities; -clutch upgrade, probably FM happy meal after stock one barbecues -bov? i may run without one at first until i turn boost up, if surge is too bad ill get it sooner than later. -coolant reroute? Street car and whatnot. Not sure if necessity, but is budgetted for am i missing anything? Any suggestions for changes? |
FF INJECTORS
Get an ebc from diyautotune Get a bov and pipe it in so u don’t have to spend more money later at silicone intakes Do you have gm iat? |
Don't waste your time on the Supra injectors, EV1 still need matched too small......all kinds of wrong. I started with RX8 injectors and ran out of fuel before I bent rods......now I have FIC 650's. There are a few good companies who clean and flow match injectors pony up and pay once.
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Originally Posted by ysleem
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FF INJECTORS
Get an ebc from diyautotune Get a bov and pipe it in so u don €™t have to spend more money later at silicone intakes Do you have gm iat? Very good point on the bov. As for the ebc, ill probably go without until i get bored of wg pressure, or i snipe a good deal, whichever comes first. And yes, an iat came with the megasquirt. |
I've had excellent luck with an OEM mistibuishi BOV, just get the metal body gen 1, most gorgeous for 50$ish.
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Injectors? Deatschwerks. $300-$400, PnP and very nice injectors for the money. I wasted a lot of time with clean/used RX7 injectors.
Wideband? Will be very important if you intend to road tune. |
Originally Posted by ChrisLol
(Post 1451863)
Injectors? Deatschwerks. $300-$400, PnP and very nice injectors for the money. I wasted a lot of time with clean/used RX7 injectors.
Wideband? Will be very important if you intend to road tune. innovate mtxl wb (stealth install in the eyball vent, worth at least two street credits) |
Originally Posted by ChrisLol
(Post 1451863)
Injectors? Deatschwerks. $300-$400, PnP and very nice injectors for the money. I wasted a lot of time with clean/used RX7 injectors.
Wideband? Will be very important if you intend to road tune. For 400 you can be running actually good injectors, like ID1000. |
Or FF ev14 tech for half the price
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1451869)
I don't know which century you're getting your info from, but ev6 dw's are considered bottom barrel mediocrity here.
For 400 you can be running actually good injectors, like ID1000. I didn't claim they were the best? Just better for the comparable price versus a used set of properly cleaned/flowed Supra Injectors. ID are going to cost at least $100 more than DW. If you've got the change and breathing room in the budget, then I absolutly agree with you. However, this man was talking about used Supra injectors so... |
+1 on the FF 640cc, Nigel is an awesome guy and provides great customer service. No complaints from me. ID1000's sound like they are the way to go but I didn't want to fork out that much and got mine used at a good price. I've read stock clutch starts to slip at like 4 lbs of boost, someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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flowforce 640s are what i think im gonna get. Theyre a bit excessive for my power goals and fall right into my price range, but they have plenty of headroom for when I decide to go big. FM happy meal will replace the stock clutch, I'd like to see how long it holds though, just for funsies.
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Power goals aren't the only reason that you want the FF's. EV14's are so friggin nice for ease of tuning. Vs archaic supra injectors!
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+1 on the FlowForce 640's
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+1 on FF640's. Great injector for the price. Once I got it dialed in (make sure you switch to sequential fueling), they run and idle MUCH better than stock.
Also I'd recommend the SuperMiata street clutch kit. I have it and used it for 1 race season, no complaints. Feel free to come drive it whenever. If you need help wiring sequential fueling, just shoot me a call. |
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