Who's running a EFR 7670/Full-Race setup?
#1
Who's running a EFR 7670/Full-Race setup?
Hey guys, I'm wondering who is running the same/similar setup that I am.
I have a Full-Race manifold with a BW EFR 7670 turbo.
AEM v2 ECU
ID 1000's
Aeromotive 340LPH
3" exhaust
What numbers are you seeing on a BW EFR 7670??
I have a Full-Race manifold with a BW EFR 7670 turbo.
AEM v2 ECU
ID 1000's
Aeromotive 340LPH
3" exhaust
What numbers are you seeing on a BW EFR 7670??
#3
I love this kit. Makes it a perfect street car. My clutch started to let out 14psi, at 350tq. I plan on getting a twin disk so my clutch can handle over 20psi.
Nick, did you have any problems with your bolts backing out?
#4
I made 390 on 14psi. Ive since rebuilt the motor (stock) and added ARP head studs. I would to be in the 475-500 range and am currently debating on if the best thing for me to do is have it re-tuned or sell it and get a new kit.
#6
Man I lost mine along time ago.
I am really really interested to see if anyone has cracked 450 with this setup on pump gas. This doesn't seem to be a very common setup yet in every other thread it seems to be the setup that everyone wants.
I really want to know the potential of it on pump gas on a stock compression motor.
I am really really interested to see if anyone has cracked 450 with this setup on pump gas. This doesn't seem to be a very common setup yet in every other thread it seems to be the setup that everyone wants.
I really want to know the potential of it on pump gas on a stock compression motor.
#7
I'm reasonably certain that's achievable on 93 (450), but on 91 I doubt it. Of course, which dyno you're on will matter. Easiest way to make more power happen is E85. Is your EFR internal or external gated?
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