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Old 04-11-2018, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by s2000ellier
their dyno reads high as ****, stock f22 reads 249 hp
Had a Mini customer with a typical combo that makes mid 230's to low 240's on a dynojet go to Kings and Make 262whp. it's a solid 10% high.
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Originally Posted by Mrsideways
Had a Mini customer with a typical combo that makes mid 230's to low 240's on a dynojet go to Kings and Make 262whp. it's a solid 10% high.
I may take my car to Real Street to have them take a look at the tune and possibly re tune to car. It doesn't pull like I thought it should.
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I may take my car to Real Street to have them take a look at the tune and possibly re tune to car. It doesn't pull like I thought it should.
The guys and Kings and Jay up at real street are really good people. You have to realize a F24 is only 2.35L. it's not a huge increase over a F22. 2157cc vs 2356cc is a 9% increase. So straight swap its only going to be like a 18hp bump. But then you have to calculate in the lower redline and it ends up being less of a bump in power. You really need to bore it out to 89mm or so and make it a 2.5 to feel a significant bump. I think the money is gonna be boring a F22 out to 90mm and making it a F23. With no increase in stroke you can still rev 8500+. Betcha that will make some power.

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Originally Posted by Mrsideways
The guys and Kings and Jay up at real street are really good people. You have to realize a F24 is only 2.35L. it's not a huge increase over a F22. 2157cc vs 2356cc is a 9% increase. So straight swap its only going to be like a 18hp bump. But then you have to calculate in the lower redline and it ends up being less of a bump in power. You really need to bore it out to 89mm or so and make it a 2.5 to feel a significant bump. I think the money is gonna be boring a F22 out to 90mm and making it a F23. With no increase in stroke you can still rev 8500+. Betcha that will make some power.
That's the thing, we went with 89mm oversized pistons at 12:1 c/r....
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That's the thing, we went with 89mm oversized pistons at 12:1 c/r....
OHH, at 89mm on a stock head you should be in the 270's dynojet. You have something wrong. Whats the Dyno look like?
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Originally Posted by Mrsideways
OHH, at 89mm on a stock head you should be in the 270's dynojet. You have something wrong. Whats the Dyno look like?
I never got a dyno sheet LOL
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I never got a dyno sheet LOL
Go strap it down on a dynojet and see what it makes. Corvette Masters in Maitland is pretty easy to get on and will do it on saturdays.
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Thanks. I just might have to go do that.
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Originally Posted by Che2K
Thanks. I just might have to go do that.
theres a dynojet in melb

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theres a dynojet in melb

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Thanks, I will check them out.


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