Got my car tuned finally.

SonicStangGT

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Went to Piedmont Custom Motorsports and I had my stang tuned and made 400 hp and 420 tq on 9psi. Was going to run 11-12 psi but maxed my fuel pump out so gonna have to wait. They did a great job and couldnt have went to a better place. Anybody around North Carolina wanting a dyno tune should stop by there shop. Added a short video, this is my first youtube video, tried adding music but couldnt figure it out.

 

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Kilgore Trout

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Nice! Rare to see a turbo mustang actually running, very impressive.

 

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What does your fuel system consist of?

 

sneaky98gt

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Very nice! PCM FTW!

 

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SonicStangGT

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Thanks guys, fuel system mods are 60lb injectors, and a svt focus fuel pump. Everything else is stock, fuel lines and rails.

 

flstang65

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Sump the tank, 255 or bigger fuel pump, -8 or -10 lines, fuel rails and let her rip!

Nice job so far!

 

SonicStangGT

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flstang65 said:

Sump the tank, 255 or bigger fuel pump, -8 or -10 lines, fuel rails and let her rip!

Nice job so far!

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Thanks, I'm looking into updating fuel system, beefing the bottom end up, turbo cams and some well need traction mods.

 

Modular2v

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Just bolt a kb bap on

 

SRT Handz

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I dont trust the stock pump at that power.

I am making 407/420 and i used a Lincoln Aviator Fuel pump and a 40amp BAP.

 

Modular2v

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SRT Handz said:

I dont trust the stock pump at that power.

I am making 407/420 and i used a Lincoln Aviator Fuel pump and a 40amp BAP.

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Thats what I ended up using

 

SonicStangGT

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I thought about the KB bap, but Eric at PCM said not to get one as he would kick it out of his shop. He recommend I put a Aeromotive Stealth in tank pump, its 340LPH. he said i should be good for what Im looking for after that, plus im still running stock catback with weld in flowmasters. Im gonna put that pump in, either buy a catback or do a custom single 3" with a muffler then a turndown, change my plugs and install my 3:55 gears instead of the 4:10's I have now.

 

Modular2v

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Im getting ready to ditch my 3.73s and go to 3.55s. I dont know why he is so against bap's though?

 

gearheadboy

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It's better without music. You can really hear the difference.

 

84Ttop

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Boost a Pump is a band-aide if you ask me. Man up and buy the right pump IMO.

 

tank_567

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84Ttop said:

Boost a Pump is a band-aide if you ask me. Man up and buy the right pump IMO.

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