the work looks extremely clean. Where did they put your ecu after they relocated the battery? Which turbo are you using b/c its obvisouly not a t67, and I imagine its DBB since the coolant line is not blocked
Yeah, like tunersteve said, the MS6 ECU is not in the engine bay.the work looks extremely clean. Where did they put your ecu after they relocated the battery? Which turbo are you using b/c its obvisouly not a t67, and I imagine its DBB since the coolant line is not blocked
Thanks! Dyno and 1/4 mile coming soon. Then the engine build.......wow, definitly looking nice. that is some clean looking piping.
can't wait to see some dyno numbers!
does the hood close with that IC piping?? it looks way too big..
Looks like some serious power gunna be pushed... what kinds of numbers you aiming for? Sub'd for the build...
There have been breakthroughs, so we'll call them, on fueling issues so this shouldn't be an issue.500 after build? eegads... is that even possible with our engines? built or not...
i see most MS6 builds struggling to get a reliable 400 without going kaboom.
There have been breakthroughs, so we'll call them, on fueling issues so this shouldn't be an issue.
Using that T67, you won't make the low end torque that this car is known for (and what many believe is a major factor in motors popping) but the high end should be pretty wicked once that turbo gets going.
Are you using the CP-e flash to help with fuel delivery?
We will be using the Cobb AP for tuning purposes. We have other avenues for fuel delivery that won't be a concern for injector seals popping.
There is more than one way to get a desired goal for power. I think we have proved that very well with the MS3 Project car.
...............We have other avenues for fuel delivery that won't be a concern for injector seals popping......