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EVO 6 Up grades
Started by 4g93tgsr, Oct 13 2010 11:50 PM
#1
Posted 13 October 2010 - 11:50 PM
Hay all
I have a mate who has just brought a stock Evo 6 just after a few ideas of some good upgrades ie Turbo,injectors,etc
Thanks
I have a mate who has just brought a stock Evo 6 just after a few ideas of some good upgrades ie Turbo,injectors,etc
Thanks
#2
Posted 14 October 2010 - 12:12 AM
Your 'good' upgrades can start by the simple bolt ons.
Exhaust - Dump pipe, Hi-Flow cat, Full exhaust.
IC piping - Even just change the hotside pipe would be good enough.
Then a nice tune on about 22psi should be good
Turbo and Injector upgrades can be changed later on when you want to get a bit more serious...
Exhaust - Dump pipe, Hi-Flow cat, Full exhaust.
IC piping - Even just change the hotside pipe would be good enough.
Then a nice tune on about 22psi should be good
Turbo and Injector upgrades can be changed later on when you want to get a bit more serious...
TMAK - JDM Evo 6.5 TME White with stripes - burnzytuned
|MAP shortblock 2.4LR 10.5:1CR|MAP EF3|GSC S2|Ohlins coilovers|Cusco|Endless|Meek|Turbosmart|Spoolin Up|Bosch 2000|Walbro 400|Zeitronix|GM|Kumho|Stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds|
366kws (vdr) @ 2.1bar
Old setup: 280kws (vdr) @ 24psi [email protected]
Previously owned the FRONTN Cordia.
|MAP shortblock 2.4LR 10.5:1CR|MAP EF3|GSC S2|Ohlins coilovers|Cusco|Endless|Meek|Turbosmart|Spoolin Up|Bosch 2000|Walbro 400|Zeitronix|GM|Kumho|Stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds|
366kws (vdr) @ 2.1bar
Old setup: 280kws (vdr) @ 24psi [email protected]
Previously owned the FRONTN Cordia.
#3
Posted 14 October 2010 - 02:31 AM
Your 'good' upgrades can start by the simple bolt ons.
Exhaust - Dump pipe, Hi-Flow cat, Full exhaust.
IC piping - Even just change the hotside pipe would be good enough.
Then a nice tune on about 22psi should be good
Turbo and Injector upgrades can be changed later on when you want to get a bit more serious...
Yea he is looking at a bit more serious
#4
Posted 14 October 2010 - 04:35 AM
So what sort of power range is he after? budget? target? daily? weekender? time frame?
Start there, find out some proven mods for that power range including efficiency...
Sorry I can't answer the question upfront without knowing more bout it...
Start there, find out some proven mods for that power range including efficiency...
Sorry I can't answer the question upfront without knowing more bout it...
Edited by TMAK, 14 October 2010 - 04:37 AM.
TMAK - JDM Evo 6.5 TME White with stripes - burnzytuned
|MAP shortblock 2.4LR 10.5:1CR|MAP EF3|GSC S2|Ohlins coilovers|Cusco|Endless|Meek|Turbosmart|Spoolin Up|Bosch 2000|Walbro 400|Zeitronix|GM|Kumho|Stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds|
366kws (vdr) @ 2.1bar
Old setup: 280kws (vdr) @ 24psi [email protected]
Previously owned the FRONTN Cordia.
|MAP shortblock 2.4LR 10.5:1CR|MAP EF3|GSC S2|Ohlins coilovers|Cusco|Endless|Meek|Turbosmart|Spoolin Up|Bosch 2000|Walbro 400|Zeitronix|GM|Kumho|Stock ported intake and exhaust manifolds|
366kws (vdr) @ 2.1bar
Old setup: 280kws (vdr) @ 24psi [email protected]
Previously owned the FRONTN Cordia.
#5
Posted 14 October 2010 - 09:57 AM
one of the most important things is a good dump/front pipe.
tims comments above are right on the money.
you can very easily make more power than the motor can safely handle so its best to be wise with the mods.
with just a good exhaust,hotside pipe,mr bov,air filter and a good tune 220kw is acheivable no worries,
and that will smoke a majority of cars on the road.
depending on the power goals an evo9 turbo (as a minimum) etc etc....
tims comments above are right on the money.
you can very easily make more power than the motor can safely handle so its best to be wise with the mods.
with just a good exhaust,hotside pipe,mr bov,air filter and a good tune 220kw is acheivable no worries,
and that will smoke a majority of cars on the road.
depending on the power goals an evo9 turbo (as a minimum) etc etc....
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#6
Posted 15 October 2010 - 02:04 AM
All good mods mentioned above. You guys forgot one of the most important mods to a cn/cp9a. The intake pipe/filter. You need to relocate the battery to the airbox position and vice versa. This mod increases power by a fair amount (everyone seems to get a guarunteed 10awkw from this), and will carry power with all future mods. Expect power between 200-230awkw with above mentioned mods plus intake pipe. Good easy power.
You can also look into bolt on turbos such as 20G (various brands), FP green/red/black, ATP gold, HKS GTII 7460R, Tomei Arms 7690 (i think that's the number), GT Pumps, etc. You'll need to upgrade injectors for these turbos. Expect to get upwards of 230awkw with these, and some will deliver 300awkw on 98ron.
Oh, and I guaruntee you'll need a new clutch after 200awkw. They die very easily unless upgraded.
You can also look into bolt on turbos such as 20G (various brands), FP green/red/black, ATP gold, HKS GTII 7460R, Tomei Arms 7690 (i think that's the number), GT Pumps, etc. You'll need to upgrade injectors for these turbos. Expect to get upwards of 230awkw with these, and some will deliver 300awkw on 98ron.
Oh, and I guaruntee you'll need a new clutch after 200awkw. They die very easily unless upgraded.
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