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Old 05-01-2022, 12:25 AM
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I had my shop send my original turbos to FVD in Germany as well as my ECU for upgrades...FVD upgraded the stock K16's to K16/24's. I also ordered their cams and sport muffler.
My shop changed the clutch to the Sach performance clutch. I kept the dual mass flywheel. I had FVD custom program my ECU for 93 octane gasoline and the turbos, cams and sport muffler.
















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Has anyone gotten a dyno after one of these stock turbo mods?
Old 05-01-2022, 09:36 PM
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Dyno curves on FVD.net
Old 05-03-2022, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by carmoves
Has anyone gotten a dyno after one of these stock turbo mods?
approx 400whp on a Mustang AWD dyno
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Corrected HP? Wheel or at the engine with some assumption of drivetrain loss?
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Originally Posted by Mike J
Corrected HP? Wheel or at the engine with some assumption of drivetrain loss?
400 wheel HP as measured on a Mustang AWD dyno corrected to temp and humidity and elevation. Depending on what you consider the driveline losses are in the 993tt drivetrain, it could be close to 500 engine HP
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HP and torque graphs are on fvd.net
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Originally Posted by Dick in TN
HP and torque graphs are on fvd.net
Not specifically to Dick in TN, but do we know what the ability of the factory ECU can tune for? meaning if an OEM + turbo is used can it adapt to that or tuning is needed?
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Originally Posted by rlme36
Not specifically to Dick in TN, but do we know what the ability of the factory ECU can tune for? meaning if an OEM + turbo is used can it adapt to that or tuning is needed?
very unlikely able to adapt enough to run well. IIRC I had to swap out the fuel pressure regulator to a higher pressure unit as well.
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Old 06-01-2022, 11:36 PM
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I upgraded my 993 T to factory K24 turbos. new diverter valves and a high pressure fuel regulator. The difference in power and torque is amazing. Yes, there is more turbo lag with the stock cats and new sport FVD mufflers, but not that much and with the FVD programmed ECU, the car is so much fun to drive. I've had this mod now for almost ten years with really no problems. It simply feels so much more power (seat of the pants) that makes the car even more fun to drive. I would recommend it. Pat



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