Top end of TN ST
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Top end of TN ST
I'm about 90% sure this is what im going with.
What is the Top horsepower I can realistically squeeze out of this kit.
I'm getting a new tranny and going to build my engine as $$ comes in, then finally build the tranny a bit and go with a greddy build (this all over a year or two, unelss the new job pulls through lol)
So, right now I'm looking for about 400rwhp, I know that the TN kit can do that... but how far have yall gotten up to?
Thanks =)
What is the Top horsepower I can realistically squeeze out of this kit.
I'm getting a new tranny and going to build my engine as $$ comes in, then finally build the tranny a bit and go with a greddy build (this all over a year or two, unelss the new job pulls through lol)
So, right now I'm looking for about 400rwhp, I know that the TN kit can do that... but how far have yall gotten up to?
Thanks =)
Originally Posted by Down_Shift
Why don't you just wait and do a greddy TT and block all together.. why waste money and do a TN first?
I dynoed at 343/381 @ 8psi. The car starts to lean out after 6000rpms, so a return fuel system is in my future. The return fuel system adds to the safety of the tuning and helps make tuning abit easier with a consistent fuel pressure.
Joined: Apr 2005
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Greddy is Hella expensive, 2250 for an install alone... I may do it... and just run a really conservative tune for a while.
What other mods are you running 98intrigue?
What other mods are you running 98intrigue?
Originally Posted by Jtrain
Greddy is Hella expensive, 2250 for an install alone... I may do it... and just run a really conservative tune for a while.
What other mods are you running 98intrigue?
What other mods are you running 98intrigue?
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340-360 rwhp is normal for a turbonetics kit. some people will post dyno number is the 400 range, but I call BS on that. 340-360 rwhp is what is right on an uncorrected dyno!!
+1^ I remember greddys were blowing up left and right 2yrs ago because of the tuning. If you go greddy make sure you find a good tuner that knows what he is doing. Get a conservative tune on stock internals or you will be forced to do something....build after you blow your engine. I would suggest if you have the funds build now so if you feel like turning up the boost a little one day you will have no worries because your internals can handle it and so will your pockets!!
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