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Get your shit together Joe haha!! Install and tune next month, getting excited to have some more top end power! Bren is the man and curious on final numbers.

 

 

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Very surprised at the numbers! If I’m not mistaken, these are close to e85 numbers correct? On a Mustang Dyno for reference. 330/377 on 93 Cumberland Farms pump gas.

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I’ll pull up my stock turbo numbers and graph for reference but stock was 279/366. Surprised that it produced more torque. Thought I would be sacrificing a little torque to move the power curve to the right. Guess not [emoji4]

 

Totally different car now, extremely happy with it! Bren is the frickin man, truly professional in what he does and then some!!

 

A couple quick pics upon pick up

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Yes, I was a little worried about lag. Of course 1st gear is noticeable but once the RPM’s are up, turbo stays pretty well spooled throughout the gears. The BNR18g is a nice performer for sure, gained over 50whp and 11tq. I would say a win here! Finally, the car doesn’t fall on its face, pulls very hard to about 5500 and barely notice the fallout to redline. I get nervous so short shift quite frequently. Don’t want the heads to lift quite yet. It’s on borrowed time as well as the tranny. Gotta be nice to her maybe ;)

 

 

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