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ncgalant
Well today I asked my boss if I could leave work early. I left at 3pm and marched strait to the muffler shop(have to get the name of it personally if you want it). The guy there said he'd do it however I wanted. You guys all know how I wanted it.

Two hours later I had a, RRE 3" Downpipe, 3" pressbent full back, and a magnaflo 3" muffler comming out of my EVO 3 O2 housing. Its loud, but not to.

So I pull out onto the highway and kick on the logger. I richen everything up like 5% and figure I should start at 50% throttle. And go.....

2000 5psi
3000 10psi
3300 15psi
3700 20psi
3800 21psi ohmy.gif

Then came something I had only heard about. The car felt as if the breaks were full on. FUEL CUT!!! at 50% throttle!!!!

I stop off and crank the fuel pressure back up and bring the SAFC settings back down. Then I took the spring out of my boost controler. Back onto the road. Unlike before, this now yealds 11psi, not 7. A quick run with the SAFC on peak showed what I was feeling to be true; I am now moving the same amount of air at 11psi as I was before at 14-15.

Not being satisfied there I cut up the spring and threw it back in. It only took one 25psi 3rd gear pull with the front tires spinning at 65mph to realize that was a bad idea.

Well I'm back down to 11psi. I might have to try a different boost controler or something. I'm loving that I have full boost by 3700 now though. That's a drop of 1000 rpms.

Yea, its long I know.
JMoushon
Uncontrollable wheelspin in third gear. Horrible. biggthumpup.gif
natedogg
Awesome! Sounds like you have a monster waiting to be unleashed under that hood. biggthumpup.gif
ncgalant
Holly crap!!! I just took that thing out over lunch. I don't think I'll need the boost to be any higher for the street. 2nd gear is fun. If I punch it anywhere past 3500 I peal out and scare the guy beside me cool.gif Buuhahahaha Exhaust RULES!!!
resalturbo
thats awesome man, i am glad you like your exhaust
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