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EFR 8374 Results, Large streetport- 93 pump & no AI
I posted these in my build thread but wanted to post them here as well because this turbo is gaining popularity and while there are several dyno sheets posted they are hard to find or not pump gas only.
Here are the sheets from the my power tune which was done by John Renna @ IR Performance.
High Boost:
Low Boost:
Mods aren't crazy as I wanted a turnkey car that was on the more reliable side with no worries about an AI system. The car is a beast to me as it is now with room for improvement if I want to change some things up in the future.
The build was done at IRP and short details are as follows:
IRP Stage 3 Large streetport
RX Parts Apex Seals
IRP EFR 8374 single turbo kit
IRP Fuel System with 725/2000CC injectors
Sakebomb IGN-1A ignition
Power FC EMS
Resonated mid-pipe and RB dual tip
Custom v-mount IC
Boost was controlled with the PFC and factory solenoid in the EFR and gas was 93 Octane pump.
More info can be found in my thread in the 3rd gen builds section.
IRP Stage 3 engine
IRP Chromoly studs
EFR 8374 Turblown kit
Blitz FMIC
2x 850 ID
4x2000 ID
Haltech PS2000
Xcessive LIM
Walbro 450
IGN-1A
3" full exhaust
Dual tip RB
No AI when tuned @ 15 PSI, 92 Octane
AFR @10
forgot to take off rev limiter @ 7500
It's interesting that the power and torque curves are so different, primarily the torque. Does anyone have insight besides the difference in dyno type?
It's interesting that the power and torque curves are so different, primarily the torque. Does anyone have insight besides the difference in dyno type?
There is no boost trace on the plot, but based on the torque curve it seems like boost is building much slower on this graph. Aside from the low RPM area below 4000 RPM, the graphs don't look all that different. Peak torque is right around 5600-5700 RPM on both with both making just over 350 ft/lbs.
Looks great guys. Ian it was a pleasure doing the build for you and thank you for posting the results. The response of these turbos along with a solid build and tune is insane. Over a bar of boost by 3000rpm and over 400whp consistently on pump gas. Plus Mustang dynos tend to read 12-15% lower than a Dynojet. The car is a blast to drive on the street. Delivery is quick and linear, making for a more usable powerband. We tune to 10.7-11.0 AFR depending on setup under boost using a dedicated wideband. My dyno has 2 additional AFR sensors that can be placed where desired. AFR1 wasn't being used during these pulls. AFR2 was in the tailpipe, which tends to be a point leaner than the actual reading at the motor. The scale isn't shown on the dyno plot above. The 12.8 is around 2000rpm where we started and the 19.5 is full lean after we let off. 12.3 was the overall average.
Last edited by IRPerformance; 10-12-17 at 09:34 AM.
Looks great guys. Ian it was a pleasure doing the build for you and thank you for posting the results. The response of these turbos along with a solid build and tune is insane. Over a bar of boost by 3000rpm and over 400whp consistently on pump gas. Plus Mustang dynos tend to read 12-15% lower than a Dynojet. The car is a blast to drive on the street. Delivery is quick and linear, making for a more usable powerband. We tune to 10.7-11.0 AFR depending on setup under boost using a dedicated wideband. My dyno has 2 additional AFR sensors that can be placed where desired. AFR1 wasn't being used during these pulls. AFR2 was in the tailpipe, which tends to be a point leaner than the actual reading at the motor. The scale isn't shown on the dyno plot above. The 12.8 is around 2000rpm where we started and the 19.5 is full lean after we let off. 12.3 was the overall average.
My tuner said he was late hitting the button. I am assuming the start button to log the dyno.
I am schedule for E85 flex tune this Saturday. I will ask him more info about my dyno graph.
Cool, I can't wait to see the graph. I bet you can hit 500 on E85.
Originally Posted by KNONFS
Looking good IAN, car must be a blast!!!
Any plans on adding AI?
Thanks, Elio. No plans for AI in the near future, the car can use some bushings and other replacement upgrades in the short term. I didn't see you signed up for the cruise, I'm bummed I can't make this Sunday, last or next would have been good for me. We need a good local meet!
10-09-17, 12:27 PM
