It's a 2014. I know the MCX 190 i had dynoed at Dynotech . And all the numbers were spot on as far as air fuel ratio. Was running 6 lbs of boost. Ran beautiful. Now with this extra hp. I ll have to add more weight in the clutching. Hoping to run 14-15 lbs of boost
If you don't mind me asking how much power did it make at dyno tech at 6#. I have the same kit and ran it at 15-16# on stock internals all summer on C-12 it was a beast with stock compression.
suburban
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If you don't mind me asking how much power did it make at dyno tech at 6#. I have the same kit and ran it at 15-16# on stock internals all summer on C-12 it was a beast with stock compression.
it made 192.8 hp
it made 192.8 hp
Thanks I'll show this to my cat buddy who thinks I'm making 270 hp lol
machzrobbie
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They use the 3 stock ones and 3 extras in the intercooler. Everything is pre-programmed and seems to run spot on.
I installed a walbro 255 pump on mine and its pig rich, had to take quite a bit of fuel out
DC5
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I installed a walbro 255 pump on mine and its pig rich, had to take quite a bit of fuel out
That makes sense, that pump is probably able to keep up the fuel pressure.
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With mine I have had problems with the fuel pump. Sometimes won't start when pointed down at a steep angle. Also have lot fuel on a climb. I have removed the fuel filter now.
machzrobbie
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That makes sense, that pump is probably able to keep up the fuel pressure.
Yes I should have elaborated! I agree too, was just adding what I found when I added the fuel pump with the stock MCX map. I always push things so I wanted to be sure I have enough fuel - and I defiantly do!! Should be good for 30 pounds now!!
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Now we just need some iceYes I should have elaborated! I agree too, was just adding what I found when I added the fuel pump with the stock MCX map. I always push things so I wanted to be sure I have enough fuel - and I defiantly do!! Should be good for 30 pounds now!!
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It was 192 at 9000 rpm at 6 lbsIf you don't mind me asking how much power did it make at dyno tech at 6#. I have the same kit and ran it at 15-16# on stock internals all summer on C-12 it was a beast with stock compression.
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It is more of a fuel regulator problem above 6 pounds of boost. EVO has you remove the stock fuel pressure regulator and add an external one to run 15 pounds of boost.
Very interesting info here...
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running the 270 kit on my 15 XTX, all good, but not running to full potential, guessing same that was stated above, intake is under the hood. moving it to the outside when the intake comes for it... LOVE THIS KIT
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All you need is some exhaust pipe and weld her
together
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Mine is out of the hood, my buddys was under hood.. The fresh clean air helps!
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