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  • Kershaw
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    he already said he would do that for you. post #82.

    Originally posted by brody
    The Mani is actually the right size for the M30 TB entry wise.
    then why do you need an adapter?

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  • digger
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    Originally posted by brody
    Tuning plays a key, but only because of the characteristics provided by the PSIK. The engines timing curve is pretty much identical PSIK vs MAF, the fuel maps are what are really retuned between the two and its this increase in flow that is making the power. Engine are air pumps which everyone understands, the more air flowing through it te more power. The PSIK is doing just that, allowing air to move through easier.
    i was more talking about the size and length of the tubing rather than tuning fuel/timing this is really the only thing that could gain that much bottom end (GENIII vs PSIK) apart from a cooler supply of air.

    surely you can just sell it without attaching the MAF and sending a chip?

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  • LJ851
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    Thanks, i will call you tomorrow at the shop and order + a couple quick questions. Thanks for your help.

    Lorin

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    Worthwhile like actual hp gains? i can machine an adapter, i assume the manifold needs to be enlarged too?

    Can i get the PSIK in low gloss/flat black since they aren't coated yet?
    Yes on the color, the m30 TB isn't a gainer unless your near or trying to pass the 180whp mark. The Mani is actually the right size for the M30 TB entry wise.

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  • LJ851
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    Worthwhile like actual hp gains? i can machine an adapter, i assume the manifold needs to be enlarged too?

    Can i get the PSIK in low gloss/flat black since they aren't coated yet?

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by LJ851
    20+ for $650 is a lot of HP per dollar. I am going to step up and be the r3v guinea pig.
    I see when ordering there is an option for M20 or M30 TB. I have access to a M30 TB, is it worthwhile to do this on my stock engine?
    If you can machine an adapter easily it is. We were going to do one but have been skeptical about the actual demand for them.

    The PSIK will ship next week. We are just waiting in the powder coater who conveniently took the week off without telling us.

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  • LJ851
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    20+ for $650 is a lot of HP per dollar. I am going to step up and be the r3v guinea pig.
    I see when ordering there is an option for M20 or M30 TB. I have access to a M30 TB, is it worthwhile to do this on my stock engine?

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  • brody
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    On the next batch, I will save one tube sans MAF flange for you. It will probably be mid summer.

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  • Kershaw
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    Originally posted by brody
    Yes, I have nothing to do with installs, it was just brought to my attention that there was something unmovable in the way because of how the engine sits in the x
    that's really unfortunate since i've been meaning to get one for awhile.

    if it werent just one solid piece i could rearrange some things. looking at a pic of it in the engine bay, it does indeed look like the air filter sits directly where the subframe is. but what would the issue be with simply flipping it around 180* and having the air filter face backwards? on a normal e30 you'd hit the subframe, but on an ix that space is clear. i'd worry about water though.

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by digger
    as i was saying earlier clearly there is more to it than reducing the restriction because reducing the restriction won't gain 17lbft at 3000rpm.

    surely you can just sell it without attaching the MAF or sending a chip?
    Tuning plays a key, but only because of the characteristics provided by the PSIK. The engines timing curve is pretty much identical PSIK vs MAF, the fuel maps are what are really retuned between the two and its this increase in flow that is making the power. Engine are air pumps which everyone understands, the more air flowing through it te more power. The PSIK is doing just that, allowing air to move through easier.

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  • digger
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    Originally posted by brody
    Stock vs MAF vs PSIK nothing else. Did the PSIK to our other shop car today.



    13 PEAK HP over MAF. the largest gain over stock with the PSIK is 30+ HP at 5200ish RPM
    as i was saying earlier clearly there is more to it than reducing the restriction because reducing the restriction won't gain 17lbft at 3000rpm.

    surely you can just sell it without attaching the MAF or sending a chip?

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by Kershaw
    so the reason the psik doesnt fit the ix is the subframe is in the way or what?

    notched subframe anyone? japandrew could help me out.
    Yes, I have nothing to do with installs, it was just brought to my attention that there was something unmovable in the way because of how the engine sits in the x

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  • Kershaw
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    so the reason the psik doesnt fit the ix is the subframe is in the way or what?

    notched subframe anyone? japandrew could help me out.

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  • brody
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    Originally posted by LowR3V'in
    That's pretty crazy! Thanks for posting.

    Is the "psik" a war-chip/cai? sorry if that's a dumb question.
    The PSIK does not need te WAR chip. You can use the WAR chip if you want, you just have to have the PSIK tune in some form or another.

    The PSIK comes with the tube, MAF, new silicone elbow, air filter and splash guard as well as the tune.

    Both if you will. My car is bone stock except for the muffler which is a modified stock one with 2.5" perf cores straight through to the stock (2.5")tips.

    Money waiting...
    I will do a one of two things. Guarantee you get 17 - 20 peak HP and 20+ HP gained under peak. OR pay for your baseline and after dyno time so you aren't out any additional money. Choice is yours.

    Also you have to make sure your TPS is working, and looking at the baseline will prove if it is or not.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by brody
    Same car, different times hence the wearer correction to even it out.

    I will guarantee you are happy with the gains. Do you want me to guarantee overall or a peak number?
    Both if you will. My car is bone stock except for the muffler which is a modified stock one with 2.5" perf cores straight through to the stock (2.5")tips.

    Money waiting...

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