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hahaha  "put some headers" made me laugh my fuckN ass off.. this aint no Honda.. congrats on the nice numbers RL  thats a healthy running Bpu+ a VPC, FMIC, and Hks cam gears will make a big diff.... PS- reset ecu and Race Gas mixed with pump and turn the boost up 19-21psi
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| Posts: 560 | Location: Earth | Registered: September 15, 2002 |    |
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6spd. Haven't done anything else to her yet. I got the VPC but still not istalled. I might wait untill I get FMIC & Cam gears to re-dyno. I did compression test though, & this is what I got: Cyl 1:175 Cyl 2:165 Cyl 3:170 Cyl 4:160 Cyl 5:172 Cyl 6:165 quote: Originally posted by JS4KIKZ: auto or 6spd?
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Raul 1994 Alpine Silver TT Supra 6-spd.
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| Posts: 59 | Location: MIRAMAR, FL, USA | Registered: November 11, 2002 |    |
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A few other things too when you dyno. Spray your IC with ice cold water. A 5 gallon one is more than what you'll ever need Also, unless you get a VPC for a really good price (since they are discontinued) you might as well get the AEM ECU or some other stand alone and use a 3bar map sensor. The stock maf sensor is very restrictive  Its up to you. When I had intake, dp, exhaust, cam gears, greddy 3row IC, and a manual boost controller @ 18psi, I made 350rwhp and 333ft lb tq with my automatic. Then I put on an S-AFC and tuned up to 395rwhp and 388ft lb tq @17 psi. Now, I put a 6spd in and still have the auto rear but now other plans so we'll have to wait and see what happens...
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| Posts: 121 | Location: Norfolk, Va | Registered: August 07, 2002 |    |
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nice numbers! ----------------------------- Toyota Supra T88 654 rwhp on 93- c16 mix In the process of installin Aem and my Greddy 3 row
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| Posts: 265 | Location: New Orleans | Registered: March 22, 2003 |    |
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