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Old 11-10-2014, 06:33 AM   #26
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Huh.... only ones ive seen that high on pump have all the supporting mods. If he can really get you that high safely then definitely post up the results id love to see them. If its possible id be curious as to what the supporting mods could gain. Only ones well over 300 ive seen so far have been on E
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Old 11-10-2014, 09:58 AM   #27
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Huh.... only ones ive seen that high on pump have all the supporting mods. If he can really get you that high safely then definitely post up the results id love to see them. If its possible id be curious as to what the supporting mods could gain. Only ones well over 300 ive seen so far have been on E
Don't fall into the numbers game.

Did you do a baseline on it? That's the only way to really tell how that dyno reads.
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Old 11-17-2014, 06:34 PM   #28
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Just got my car e-tuned by BrenTuning. Very quick turn around service if you send in your logs quick. Car now feels incredibly smooth and I am getting close to 30mpg with spirited driving on my back roads. Haven't gotten it on a dyno yet but this tune definitely delivers more power than Cobbs stage 1 tune. Nothing but good things to say about BrenTuning.

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Uhhhhhhhhhh Stock.
That's amazing. Would you mind taking data for a few tanks on something like fuelly.com? The electronic mpg meters usually aren't super accurate, so one needs miles and gallons recorded by hand.
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Old 11-18-2014, 03:36 PM   #29
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Here's a ton with what we have done.

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2653218
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Old 11-21-2014, 10:54 PM   #30
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93 octane
Mods = stock
Brentuning on a mustang dyno

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275hp 309tq

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Old 11-21-2014, 10:57 PM   #31
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93 octane
Mods = stock
Brentuning on a mustang dyno

http://imgur.com/0fQ6MIZ



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Old 11-22-2014, 06:40 AM   #32
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All the stock pro tune dynos make their power real early and have that harsh dipoff towards the back 1/4 of the rpm range
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Old 11-22-2014, 12:40 PM   #33
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Fuel: 91 oct and 100% E85

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Peak WHP with 91 oct: 257
Peak WTQ with 91 oct: 266
Target boost: 16 psi

Peak WHP with 100% E85: 331
Peak WTQ with 100% E85: 342
Target boost: 21 psi

Tuned by Travis at Snail Performance on a Mustang MD-AWD-500 dyno. Car pulls great on 91, even better on E85.

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Old 11-22-2014, 04:48 PM   #34
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Old 11-22-2014, 09:33 PM   #35
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Beat me too it I was about to post up your graphs.

Car turned out awesome.

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Fuel: 91 oct and 100% E85

Mods:

Mishimoto Intake with Box
Perrin catback exhaust, quad tip, resonated
P&L Motorsports J pipe, catted
Perrin electronic boost control solenoid, 3 port
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Perrin pitch stop mount
Perrin lightweight crank pulley
Perrin lightweight water pump pulley
Perrin shifter bushing
Perrin shift stop
Perrin front strut bar

Peak WHP with 91 oct: 257
Peak WTQ with 91 oct: 266
Target boost: 16 psi

Peak WHP with 100% E85: 331
Peak WTQ with 100% E85: 342
Target boost: 21 psi

Tuned by Travis at Snail Performance on a Mustang MD-AWD-500 dyno. Car pulls great on 91, even better on E85.

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Old 11-26-2014, 12:58 PM   #36
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Damn, 275/308 is pretty damn good for all stock with a tune.


What was the baseline on that dyno?



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Old 11-26-2014, 01:51 PM   #37
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for inquiring minds that would like to know, here is a 2015 sti 100% stock with bren tune, and wrx 100% stock with bren tune on the same dyno.

Dayum.



only other overlays were stage 1 cobb, sorry.

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Old 11-26-2014, 04:45 PM   #38
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That's very awesome to see. I would say the most concerning part of the dyno is the difference in 5400rpm and up. The WRX seems to be having some issues in those RPMs, I wonder if its the compression and lack of octane. :/
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Old 11-26-2014, 05:45 PM   #39
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Possibly the restrictiveness of the stock intake/exhaust
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Old 11-26-2014, 07:53 PM   #40
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I'll post up a few, but I will preface this - When posting, if you can, please post an overlay of stock vs. tune of that car on the dyno... or at least what a stock car did on that dyno. This thread doesn't need to turn into yet another thread debating low reading vs. high reading dyno or this or that or all that other garbage that ruins threads like this.

Look at the gains as an overall percentage.

Stock vs. 93 Octane TiC off the shelf AP tune and TiC TGV deletes:



Stock vs. 93 Octane and TiC off the shelf AP tune for Mishimoto intake:
Taken on different days and different cars. Stock is representative.



The links to some of our other charts seem to have gone broken. Let me find out why and I can post up more with various combinations of parts.
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Old 11-27-2014, 02:25 PM   #41
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Fuel: 91 oct and 100% E85


Peak WHP with 91 oct: 257
Peak WTQ with 91 oct: 266
Target boost: 16 psi

Peak WHP with 100% E85: 331
Peak WTQ with 100% E85: 342
Target boost: 21 psi

Tuned by Travis at Snail Performance on a Mustang MD-AWD-500 dyno. Car pulls great on 91, even better on E85.
Right on man, nice numbers! I was planning on going there once I finally bite the bullet and get the cobb ap. Im in Fairfield myself, so I'll be sure to watch out for your beast lol
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Old 11-27-2014, 02:46 PM   #42
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Moar,

Would you do the pulleys again, knowing what you know now? SOTP noticeable?
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Old 11-27-2014, 06:12 PM   #43
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Moar,

Would you do the pulleys again, knowing what you know now? SOTP noticeable?
To be honest I didn't feel any difference after installing the lightweight crank and water pulleys. I consider them to be more for engine bay looks than for performance. I now know that replacing the belt is super simple.
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Old 11-27-2014, 06:21 PM   #44
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I'll post up a few, but I will preface this - When posting, if you can, please post an overlay of stock vs. tune of that car on the dyno... or at least what a stock car did on that dyno.

Look at the gains as an overall percentage.
Here's a bone stock 2015 WRX vs E85 tune:


And stock vs 91 oct tune:
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Old 11-28-2014, 02:35 PM   #45
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2015 WRX

JDL Downpipe Uncatted
JDL Resonated Quad Tip Catback
JDL Front Mount Intercooler Kit
JDL VStack intake
JDL Oil Catch Can / Coolant overflow reservoir
Pump 91 octane
Tuning by Delicious Tuning


Bolt on with stock intake untuned vs All bolt ons Tuned


This dyno is known to read 4-5% lower than a dynojet supposedly. I will be putting the car back to stock next week to get a baseline. I'll also be dynoing it on a dynojet with all these mods to compare before we move onto E85.
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Old 11-29-2014, 09:59 PM   #46
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I'm confused...several of you guys on e85 and not listing injectors? DO the 2015's have ample flow to run e85 on stock injectors and stock fuel pump?

My friend has a 2015 and if he can gain virtually 100hp/tq stock with a tune, I think that's a no brainer!
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Old 11-29-2014, 10:20 PM   #47
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AFAIK, there are no injectors for the 2015 yet.

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Old 11-29-2014, 11:03 PM   #48
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I'm confused...several of you guys on e85 and not listing injectors? DO the 2015's have ample flow to run e85 on stock injectors and stock fuel pump?

My friend has a 2015 and if he can gain virtually 100hp/tq stock with a tune, I think that's a no brainer!
I think they are having some issues running E85 full time.

see: http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...&postcount=780
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Old 11-29-2014, 11:51 PM   #49
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I think they are having some issues running E85 full time.

see: http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...&postcount=780
I can confirm that running 100% E85 after several full tanks that the HPFP gets quirky where pressure fluctuates to the point where the engine hesitates on partial throttle. However, I've been running a ratio of 5 gallons E85 to 1 gallon 91 oct without issue. So yes, the stock fuel injectors, tank pump, and HPFP can handle E85 diluted with some petro.
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Old 11-30-2014, 11:04 AM   #50
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I wonder if this is an issue with the fuel itself and the effects on the HPFP. For example, in a diesel, the switch to ULSD (ultra low sulfur diesel) and it's consequential decrease in lubricity wreaks havoc on the HPFP, even those designed for ULSD. Granted, these pumps are 10x+ the pressure (29k PSI), but same idea. Could a similar thing be happening?
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