SFR turbo system-1 year update
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SFR 326WHP turbo system-1 year update
We heard back from one of our customers who had us install a Speed Force Racing turbo system about a year ago. The verdict.......the car is running great and he wants to turn up the boost and try to make more power As the car is right now, it makes 326WHP on a Dyno Dynamics.So anyways,we thought we would post about a semi-long term update.
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That PowerMod looks pretty nice the more I read about it. If it weren't for looking like we are on the advent of reflash systems I think I may get that one.
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sounds good so far... us so cali guys get to see one in person at 7 stock,actually he will be joining up with our caravan.that will be interesting to see and hear..
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Glad to hear the car is holding up after a year. I too would love to see the powerband on a dyno.
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Originally Posted by XDEEDUBBX
his screen name is D1GT something..haha he has that carbon fiber veilside kit..
Thats the guy.He said he was going to make a post so lets see if he does.
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Originally Posted by lazi
too much dinero
I think you get what you pay for and with our kit you get alot for the money We also offer this as a tuner kit for alot less money so you get all the hard parts you need,just no EMS or injectors, so you can do your own tuning.
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Originally Posted by SpeedForceRacing
The boost is stable but the motor itself is not capable of taking in the extra air at high rpms.I have a feeling it has to do with the intake manifold.
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I agree with Moostafa29 on the exhaust ports! Just seems like there is some restriction on the exhaust side when running this much CFM!! Flow in = Flow out
I thought Mazda made the intake and exhaust ports about 20-30% larger in the Renesis! So where are the restriction's coming from? Intake or exhaust!
I thought Mazda made the intake and exhaust ports about 20-30% larger in the Renesis! So where are the restriction's coming from? Intake or exhaust!