Nice. Always love to see someone who'd rather keep it on the track. Nice times, but with 23 psi, shouldn't you be running a bit faster than that? Any other mods?
Originally posted by TS1AWD
I run a 16G Mitsu turbo ported and clipped, 2G exaust manifold w/ ported 02 sensor housing followed by a 3" turbo back stainless mandrel bend ATR exaust system (NO CATS!!). I have an In-car Hallmans manual boost controller. My fuel is ran threw a 195 lph Denso fuel pump with 550cc RC Injectors, managed by APEXi AFC. Balance shafts have been eliminated, TRE Transmission w/ stainless forks and double syncro 2nd gear, ACT 2100 lbs pressure plate and clutch disk. K&N bla bla and all the odds and ends with boost, air fuel, egt guages. Put down by 205/55R16 Dunlop FM-901's, 60' times of high 1.7's. All my track times are ran on 110 octane Turbo Blue race fuel, on the street, I put threw Sunoco 94... always... I pretty much have maxed out my 16G turbo, If I upgraded I could hit some low 12's easy, as well as keep in mind I am running my stock intercooling system, so a nice front mount would take me down a good 3-4 tenths as well. I dont want to get too crazy anyways, afterall, it still gets me to work every day.. not to mention, almost time to slap on the Blizzaks
skip0110: aint pimpin so much when i destroy you off the line, huh?
Originally posted by Blue Phoenix
i don't mean to be rude.. but its gonna be... 110 hp...
Originally posted by TS1AWD
haha I knew I was going to get under somebody's skin with that comment. the 90-92 TSi's and GSX's put down 222hp.
Originally posted by M5Power
Maybe in some form. Not stock.
Throughout its entire history, the Eagle Talon TSi AWD (90-94) had a 195-horsepower turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder. Between 1995 and 1998, the horsepower was upped to 215 - too bad the car's not as good-looking as the original.
Originally posted by baphomet_irl
Lancia Delta Integrale HF Evoluzione 1 (1992)
Monza Red
Originally posted by AltF8
Very nice! Any pictures?
Originally posted by TS1AWD
Im talking about the 3 generations of the DSM's, Im kinda clueless to where the GN came in.