Mase Engineering 6262B Build Thread
#25
I see a lot of upgrades have made it into production. 44mm vband WG, K&N filter and laser cut heat shield. IIRC, Mase also changed the oil feed location from the previous vtec solenoid. You should have no creep issues with the 44...I have a negligible amount with my 38.
Kinda jealous man....I remember when my stuff was all super shiny and new lol
Kinda jealous man....I remember when my stuff was all super shiny and new lol
#26
Originally Posted by TurboR,Jun 3 2010, 05:48 PM
Looks good Scott, can't wait to see you making 600whp+. I'll be shooting for 700whp+ this time.
#27
Originally Posted by Spoolin,Jun 3 2010, 07:08 PM
Are you going for 700+ whp on the stock block and going to leave it there for the street like I am?
#28
^^You should look into e85 instead of $14+ a gallon fuel and you'll be able to run around that way all the time like me.
#29
Originally Posted by spectacle,Jun 3 2010, 09:25 PM
I see a lot of upgrades have made it into production. 44mm vband WG, K&N filter and laser cut heat shield. IIRC, Mase also changed the oil feed location from the previous vtec solenoid. You should have no creep issues with the 44...I have a negligible amount with my 38.
Kinda jealous man....I remember when my stuff was all super shiny and new lol
Kinda jealous man....I remember when my stuff was all super shiny and new lol
#30
Wow, what a beautiful kit. I love the v-bands for easier installation/removal, and it also allows tighter radius bends that regular bolt flanges don't allow. Question is, what size is that downpipe? I love how the dumptube is routed back into the downpipe for a street kit. Of course, if you just care about max HP, you probably want the dumptube just going to the atmosphere directly..
While there's absolutely nothing like the sound of a wastegate opening up and dumping to atmosphere, having a dumptube go through the exhaust is ideal for the street (at least to me).
While there's absolutely nothing like the sound of a wastegate opening up and dumping to atmosphere, having a dumptube go through the exhaust is ideal for the street (at least to me).