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I figured I'd post this here for the history books, for people to see what can be done with these cars which is phenomenal when put into perspective.
The main modifications are ECU tune N75 Motorsports, TCU calibration Sxth element, xforce catted downpipe, Wagner tuning Intercooler, sxth charge pipe, Takeda closed intake, Snow performance wmi, ngk racing series plugs, White line springs, swaybar, endings, multiple bushings upper and lower engine...custom exhaust 2.5". Weight reduction, 235l40l18 Indy 500 tires on front. Probably forgt a few. 98 octane racefuel.
You could feasibly run WMI day to day. It’s essentially just windshield washer fluid. Could even plumb the system into the wiper reservoir so it’ll tell you when to fill it up.That's quite impressive. What would the car run on 93octane and no WMI? (i'm thinking about day-to-day real world ability)
Sure, i'm more wondering of how much of a hit the performance takes if you haven't yet refilled itYou could feasibly run WMI day to day. It’s essentially just windshield washer fluid. Could even plumb the system into the wiper reservoir so it’ll tell you when to fill it up
In good air it will run low 13.1 area, as I previously did earlier this year. That's on all seasons, stock wheels.That's quite impressive. What would the car run on 93octane and no WMI? (i'm thinking about day-to-day real world ability)
Well most wmi setups are daily use, as mine is. It only is set to activate under a set load/boost, which I can go days without hitting 5 psi!. As for 93E10 which is all pump gas 93, I can make 12° of timing.You could feasibly run WMI day to day. It’s essentially just windshield washer fluid. Could even plumb the system into the wiper reservoir so it’ll tell you when to fill it up.
I do wonder what this car is like on 93 on the street though