232whp, 218wtq version TRM tune rocks!

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  • nando
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    Originally posted by MIKe30
    holy math batman!
    I was joking, but 232/.8 = 290 ;)

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  • MIKe30
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    Originally posted by nando
    232whp...now you can multiply that by an imaginary 20% correction factor and tell everyone you have 290 at the crank. ;)
    Originally posted by FredK
    290 bhp ain't bad
    holy math batman!

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  • markseven
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    Awesome, mang! :up:

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  • Jean
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    Congrats!!!

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  • FredK
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    290 bhp ain't bad

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  • lowlightbw
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    bullshit until dyno ;)

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  • nando
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    13-14:1 is perfectly fine for an N/A tune, power is made in the ignition anyway.

    232whp is pretty sweet though! now you can multiply that by an imaginary 20% correction factor and tell everyone you have 290 at the crank. ;)

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  • namsayin
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    very nice!

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by rThor432
    TRD?

    Good numbers there for sure. Congrats.
    I always thought TRD referred to "Toyota Racing Development", you can now buy Thermal mufflers from J.C. Whitney, one of our speed shops used to sell them.

    Great quality, I love the sound and they are reasonably priced. With no cat/resonator, it sounds great at idle and driving around, but floor it and it opens up nicely. But it is raspy above 3.5k-4k, but that's alright.

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  • MIKe30
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    nice. Cant wait to get mine running, then dyno. motivationnnnnnnn!!!

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  • rThor432
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    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Thermal Research and Development.
    TRD?

    Good numbers there for sure. Congrats.

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  • z31maniac
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    ^No sir, 21.5s that were sent to WitchHunter for cleaning.

    Originally posted by FredK
    Yeah, that's true. Numbers are for bench racing, the A/F numbers are there to make sure you have a safe tune and make sure you're not leaving any power on the table.
    I'm guessing based on the A/F ratio moving around between 13:1-14:1, there isn't much left on the table. It seems to be a pretty aggressive tune. Which is exactly what I wanted.

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  • e30s52
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    Wow great numbers! Are you using 24 pound injectors?

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  • FredK
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    Yeah, that's true. Numbers are for bench racing, the A/F numbers are there to make sure you have a safe tune and make sure you're not leaving any power on the table.

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  • z31maniac
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    Dynojet. I was really surprised to see that number, not that it matters I really was there to check the A/F numbers.

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