Supraboi7
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Good to know, weather here is similar to AZ and was also aiming for 500whp on pump gasLost a little on the top end as I went from catless to catted DP- torque the same, likely no difference in seat of the pants. Tune is very conservative for 91 octane and 115 degree heat in AZ - was 485 or so at the wheels. I guess there is another 100-200 whp with 100 octane, E85, meth, etc. I can say the car drives perfectly and is as fast as I could ever need, but nice to know a lot more is there with a change of fuel and re-tune.
At least it doesn't look like leftovers from an erector set.
What is the octane rating??Good to know, weather here is similar to AZ and was also aiming for 500whp on pump gas
Ordered and now the waiting game
You'll have more power available with 93.93 octane
Hope it would be possible
Glad to hear this. IMO perfect all around number for this chasis esp running pump gasYou'll have more power available with 93.
A couple questions. Did you do your own 93 tune or did you use a local shop (I'm in Tucson and there aren't many tuners local)? Why did you reverse from catless to catted? 93 octane isn't widespread down here and so I've been thinking of just a stage 1/91 tune.Lost a little on the top end as I went from catless to catted DP- torque the same, likely no difference in seat of the pants. Tune is very conservative for 91 octane and 115 degree heat in AZ - was 485 or so at the wheels. I guess there is another 100-200 whp with 100 octane, E85, meth, etc. I can say the car drives perfectly and is as fast as I could ever need, but nice to know a lot more is there with a change of fuel and re-tune.