Is it worth it to retune on 110oct?
Sup Fellow S2000 owners. I've been itching for more power. When i had my car tuned, it was all done on 91oct. My tunner told me I could run a duel Map set-up where i can flip a switch and run 110oct or switch it to the 91oct tune whenever i wanted to. I didn't take him up on that offer, but now i'm thinking i might.
My question is, how much more power can i expect and is it worth it? Since i really cant raise the boost. (I'm running 12psi) right now on 91oct and making 355whp and 215wtq.
Mods
2002 S2000
Stock and un-open motor.
-Comptech supercharger (N1000)
-Comptech reinforce diff
-spearco front mount heat exchanger
-NGK spark plugs
-SOS 3.2" pulley
-Mugen Pressure plate
-ACT full face clutch
-Mugen 2.2 header
-IninePro 3" exhaust system from header back.
-AEM EMS V1
-RC750cc injectors
-catch can
-AEM fuel pressure regulator
-walbro 355lp fuel pump
-Amuse rep front lip
My question is, how much more power can i expect and is it worth it? Since i really cant raise the boost. (I'm running 12psi) right now on 91oct and making 355whp and 215wtq.
Mods
2002 S2000
Stock and un-open motor.
-Comptech supercharger (N1000)
-Comptech reinforce diff
-spearco front mount heat exchanger
-NGK spark plugs
-SOS 3.2" pulley
-Mugen Pressure plate
-ACT full face clutch
-Mugen 2.2 header
-IninePro 3" exhaust system from header back.
-AEM EMS V1
-RC750cc injectors
-catch can
-AEM fuel pressure regulator
-walbro 355lp fuel pump
-Amuse rep front lip
SPECIFICATION SHEET FOR VP 110
(Typical Values)
Specific Gravity: .720-.735 @ 60°F
Lead: Yes
Color: Purple
Motor Octane: 107.0
Reid Vapor Pressure: 6.6-6.8
Oxidation Stability (min.) 1440+
Distillation:
10% evap @ 145.0-149.0°F
50% evap @ 208.0-215.0°F
90% evap @ 220.0-227.0°F
E.P. @ 243.0-263.0°F
Production: Elmendorf, Texas USA
Availability: Sealed Drums
Rev: 01/04
Research Octane--113
Motor Octane--107
R+M/2--110
To the OP, how aggressive is your timing currently?
(Typical Values)
Specific Gravity: .720-.735 @ 60°F
Lead: Yes
Color: Purple
Motor Octane: 107.0
Reid Vapor Pressure: 6.6-6.8
Oxidation Stability (min.) 1440+
Distillation:
10% evap @ 145.0-149.0°F
50% evap @ 208.0-215.0°F
90% evap @ 220.0-227.0°F
E.P. @ 243.0-263.0°F
Production: Elmendorf, Texas USA
Availability: Sealed Drums
Rev: 01/04
Research Octane--113
Motor Octane--107
R+M/2--110
To the OP, how aggressive is your timing currently?
No Idea how aggressive the timing is, but I do know that it's a pretty conservative tune because it was on 91oct. Well raising the boost level is kind of out of the question because i'm supercharged. So if i won't gain that much more power through timing, then i probably won't waste my $500 on a retune.
No Idea how aggressive the timing is, but I do know that it's a pretty conservative tune because it was on 91oct. Well raising the boost level is kind of out of the question because i'm supercharged. So if i won't gain that much more power through timing, then i probably won't waste my $500 on a retune.
Perhaps you could start looking into lowering the weight of your car instead of trying to get more power out of it.
(lightweight wheels / brakes / bodyparts, etc).
355whp sounds like fun.
I'm currently running 370whp and 290lb/ft on a turbo setup and think it's perfect (if you're not completely upgrading gearbox / diff / with wider tires)
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I use my car for 80% street 20% autocross and lapping days. I can't get my car lighter unless I really start to spend money or rip things out.
I have wider tires, comptech reinforced diff, mugen pressure plate w/ act clutch.
Sounds like retuning it won't be worth it. On lapping and autox days I do put race gas in my tank just to be safe. I don't know if that helps or hurts since I'm not tuned for it.
I have wider tires, comptech reinforced diff, mugen pressure plate w/ act clutch.
Sounds like retuning it won't be worth it. On lapping and autox days I do put race gas in my tank just to be safe. I don't know if that helps or hurts since I'm not tuned for it.
A splash can't hurt for safety measures. Running a full rank of 110 when you're tuned for 91 will hurt your power. 110 burns way slower







