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435 through an unlocked converter and a 3200 stall.
mods
LS2 swap
Patriot gold springs
Titanium retainers
Fast 90MM
Ported LS2 Throttle Body
Double roller timing chain
MTI X1 Cam
Shimmed and ported oil pump
VaraRam intake
Kooks 1 7/8 headers
Kooks X pipe 3in to 3in
Stock mufflers
mods
LS2 swap
Patriot gold springs
Titanium retainers
Fast 90MM
Ported LS2 Throttle Body
Double roller timing chain
MTI X1 Cam
Shimmed and ported oil pump
VaraRam intake
Kooks 1 7/8 headers
Kooks X pipe 3in to 3in
Stock mufflers
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I dont understand. How do you add 100rwhp just by changing the octane? My car makes the same power regardless of whether I run 91 or 100. Unless you are changing tune/timing maps? Do you have dyno sheets?
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Maybe, but you cant change boost maps on the fly like a turbo car with an electronic wastegate. Its got to be a pulley swap, which would be a total pain in the *** because everything has to come apart and then you have to switch belts and realign everything. No one really does that. Thats why Im curious as to having a "race gas tune" and a pump gas tune.
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The only other thing I can think of is very low amount of timing with the 91 octane fuel. Must be advancing the timing a ton though with the 100 octane fuel.
I am only guessing.
I am only guessing.