Dynoed my CTSC'ed 01 S2000
Originally Posted by USDM EG,Sep 29 2008, 03:51 PM
I agree, it is WAY TO LOUD, but I wanted 70mm piping and the V4 does not look very good on an AP1 I do not think. So im stuck with the V3 until something else comes out.
Originally Posted by USDM EG,Sep 28 2008, 06:44 AM
Here is the dyno chart. Right now im in the process of trying to find an AP2 Comptech 4.2inch 7PSI pulley. I think im going to put aside trying to get K-Pro and built up my Differential over winter.


I was going to get an AP2 pulley setup. But I do not trust the FMU at all. Its been acting weird lately and runs super lean as soon as i hit VTEC. So ive opted to go all out with AEM/K-pro over winter with 9psi.
CONCLUSION:
After a few months of trying different things and adding new parts. I have come to the conclusion that I have only lost 1 PSI. I normally run 4psi (on a 70+ degree day (in Wisconsin). I see 5PSI everyonce in a while, and one time I even saw 6psi (IDK how that is possible), but both of those times it is really cold out (40-55 degrees out). Since this post, I have added full 3 inch header back exhaust, ACT HDSS clutch kit and NGK BKR7E plugs...thats it.
Overall, for people that want to know. You lose about 1 PSI overall with the ULTIMATE RACING FMIC setup. My review: its a nice kit, and pretty good bang for buck. Installation is a breeze.
I made 255whp on King Motorsports Dynojet on roughly 4psi.
It is time to store my car for winter. Its getting put away next week
After a few months of trying different things and adding new parts. I have come to the conclusion that I have only lost 1 PSI. I normally run 4psi (on a 70+ degree day (in Wisconsin). I see 5PSI everyonce in a while, and one time I even saw 6psi (IDK how that is possible), but both of those times it is really cold out (40-55 degrees out). Since this post, I have added full 3 inch header back exhaust, ACT HDSS clutch kit and NGK BKR7E plugs...thats it.
Overall, for people that want to know. You lose about 1 PSI overall with the ULTIMATE RACING FMIC setup. My review: its a nice kit, and pretty good bang for buck. Installation is a breeze.
I made 255whp on King Motorsports Dynojet on roughly 4psi.
It is time to store my car for winter. Its getting put away next week







