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About 500 BHP with a high compression aluminium rod motor running E85 and all the bolt ons with huge boost.
But realistically with a remap, fuel pump, airbox mod and exhaust (the number of exhaust parts depend on the model you start with), 400 BHP on even conservative dynos, more on optimistic ones.
But realistically with a remap, fuel pump, airbox mod and exhaust (the number of exhaust parts depend on the model you start with), 400 BHP on even conservative dynos, more on optimistic ones.
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About 500 BHP with a high compression aluminium rod motor running E85 and all the bolt ons with huge boost.
But realistically with a remap, fuel pump, airbox mod and exhaust (the number of exhaust parts depend on the model you start with), 400 BHP on even conservative dynos, more on optimistic ones.
But realistically with a remap, fuel pump, airbox mod and exhaust (the number of exhaust parts depend on the model you start with), 400 BHP on even conservative dynos, more on optimistic ones.
Right now my cupra with 312bhp is slightly quicker than a fq340 once rolling. The cupra will be 360hp shortly, and once I have done the quiffe diff also will be wanting to start on a new project. So I want something that will be considerably faster than a 360hp cupra so think I want a 500hp evo.
Planning on getting a evo 8 or 9, stripping it out making it a 2 seater only,and want to run atleast 500hp. For the duties it will be performaning it needs to be a bulletproof and reliable 500hp on standard v power. Any idea how much this would cost me or should I really be joining MLR for that info?
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I would join the mlr, great bunch on there. There are always some top notch evo's for sale on there aswell, modded and standard. You could probably buy a 500bhp 8 for £17000 ish, cost you a darn sight more to mod yourself
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join the mlr though as there is lots of advice given there (sometimes slow to get responses though as it isnt as active a snet)
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I would skip 500 BHP and go straight to 550 BHP which needs the following beyond the 400 BHP recipe:
GT35R kit with induction/manifold/wastegate/intercooler
1000cc Injectors and twin fuel pumps
Conrod replacement (can be done engine in situ, everything else in the engine is good to 550 BHP)
Twin plate clutch
Some people prefer to use a GT or RS as they have stronger diffs and stronger 5 speed gearbox (but this can be a little short geared, offset this by revving to 9000 as your turbo won't spool until 5000+). You will also need uprated brakes, some very good rubber and probably some better suspension to make it safe and balanced.
Even at 400 BHP you'll probably find the Evo is competitive as below 100mph it will get traction where the Cupra struggles, and above 100mph the extra power will probably offset the AWD drag losses (which are overstated on chassis dynos), weight and aerodynamics.
You could buy one already done, but you're about to enter money pit zone.
I resisted throwing tens of thousands at my Evo and instead just ran it at 400 BHP, then when I wanted more refinement and to go faster still got a GTR.
GT35R kit with induction/manifold/wastegate/intercooler
1000cc Injectors and twin fuel pumps
Conrod replacement (can be done engine in situ, everything else in the engine is good to 550 BHP)
Twin plate clutch
Some people prefer to use a GT or RS as they have stronger diffs and stronger 5 speed gearbox (but this can be a little short geared, offset this by revving to 9000 as your turbo won't spool until 5000+). You will also need uprated brakes, some very good rubber and probably some better suspension to make it safe and balanced.
Even at 400 BHP you'll probably find the Evo is competitive as below 100mph it will get traction where the Cupra struggles, and above 100mph the extra power will probably offset the AWD drag losses (which are overstated on chassis dynos), weight and aerodynamics.
You could buy one already done, but you're about to enter money pit zone.
I resisted throwing tens of thousands at my Evo and instead just ran it at 400 BHP, then when I wanted more refinement and to go faster still got a GTR.
Thanks for that info. Looking to get a car quicker than the cupra for purely trackdays and strip duty.
Right now my cupra with 312bhp is slightly quicker than a fq340 once rolling. The cupra will be 360hp shortly, and once I have done the quiffe diff also will be wanting to start on a new project. So I want something that will be considerably faster than a 360hp cupra so think I want a 500hp evo.
Planning on getting a evo 8 or 9, stripping it out making it a 2 seater only,and want to run atleast 500hp. For the duties it will be performaning it needs to be a bulletproof and reliable 500hp on standard v power. Any idea how much this would cost me or should I really be joining MLR for that info?
Right now my cupra with 312bhp is slightly quicker than a fq340 once rolling. The cupra will be 360hp shortly, and once I have done the quiffe diff also will be wanting to start on a new project. So I want something that will be considerably faster than a 360hp cupra so think I want a 500hp evo.
Planning on getting a evo 8 or 9, stripping it out making it a 2 seater only,and want to run atleast 500hp. For the duties it will be performaning it needs to be a bulletproof and reliable 500hp on standard v power. Any idea how much this would cost me or should I really be joining MLR for that info?
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I ran a 565bhp Evo7 for a while. great on track, ****e on the road- but that was probably been down to the builders suggested spec (before I bought it).
As mentioned above, check out the MLR. Read lots, and be careful whose advice you take seriously. Same as on here, there are some gems amongst the dross- but you need to look carefully to find them... ^^ JB, above, knows his stuff
As mentioned above, check out the MLR. Read lots, and be careful whose advice you take seriously. Same as on here, there are some gems amongst the dross- but you need to look carefully to find them... ^^ JB, above, knows his stuff
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I would skip 500 BHP and go straight to 550 BHP which needs the following beyond the 400 BHP recipe:
GT35R kit with induction/manifold/wastegate/intercooler
1000cc Injectors and twin fuel pumps
Conrod replacement (can be done engine in situ, everything else in the engine is good to 550 BHP)
Twin plate clutch
Some people prefer to use a GT or RS as they have stronger diffs and stronger 5 speed gearbox (but this can be a little short geared, offset this by revving to 9000 as your turbo won't spool until 5000+). You will also need uprated brakes, some very good rubber and probably some better suspension to make it safe and balanced.
Even at 400 BHP you'll probably find the Evo is competitive as below 100mph it will get traction where the Cupra struggles, and above 100mph the extra power will probably offset the AWD drag losses (which are overstated on chassis dynos), weight and aerodynamics.
You could buy one already done, but you're about to enter money pit zone.
I resisted throwing tens of thousands at my Evo and instead just ran it at 400 BHP, then when I wanted more refinement and to go faster still got a GTR.
GT35R kit with induction/manifold/wastegate/intercooler
1000cc Injectors and twin fuel pumps
Conrod replacement (can be done engine in situ, everything else in the engine is good to 550 BHP)
Twin plate clutch
Some people prefer to use a GT or RS as they have stronger diffs and stronger 5 speed gearbox (but this can be a little short geared, offset this by revving to 9000 as your turbo won't spool until 5000+). You will also need uprated brakes, some very good rubber and probably some better suspension to make it safe and balanced.
Even at 400 BHP you'll probably find the Evo is competitive as below 100mph it will get traction where the Cupra struggles, and above 100mph the extra power will probably offset the AWD drag losses (which are overstated on chassis dynos), weight and aerodynamics.
You could buy one already done, but you're about to enter money pit zone.
I resisted throwing tens of thousands at my Evo and instead just ran it at 400 BHP, then when I wanted more refinement and to go faster still got a GTR.
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I ran a 565bhp Evo7 for a while. great on track, ****e on the road- but that was probably been down to the builders suggested spec (before I bought it).
As mentioned above, check out the MLR. Read lots, and be careful whose advice you take seriously. Same as on here, there are some gems amongst the dross- but you need to look carefully to find them... ^^ JB, above, knows his stuff
As mentioned above, check out the MLR. Read lots, and be careful whose advice you take seriously. Same as on here, there are some gems amongst the dross- but you need to look carefully to find them... ^^ JB, above, knows his stuff
Was it reliable?
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Yep, but over £100k had gone in to the build. It can be done for less- I got a bargain when I bought it, but it was absolutely horrible to drive due to the stupidly massive turbo
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If it is that expensive to get bigish power from the evo I might aswell just buy a GTR or a 2nd hand gallardo.
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For 19k you'll get the benefit of someone else's build for what you want to spend, and get change. Have a look on www.pistonheads.com.
In terms of raw speed it would be similar to a GTR, but if you have the means then I'd buy the GTR in the first place- or a Gallardo.
If I were you, I'd buy a manual 360- real cheap at the moment.
In terms of raw speed it would be similar to a GTR, but if you have the means then I'd buy the GTR in the first place- or a Gallardo.
If I were you, I'd buy a manual 360- real cheap at the moment.
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£7k on mods would do proper brakes, wheels, tyres and suspension.
In terms of just the engine, I have tuned an Evo 9 to 500 BHP on stock internals with a bolt on turbo.
As always choose 2 out of 3 of fast, reliable and cheap.
In terms of just the engine, I have tuned an Evo 9 to 500 BHP on stock internals with a bolt on turbo.
As always choose 2 out of 3 of fast, reliable and cheap.
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I wouldn't supercharge a B7 RS4, with that budget a used 911 Turbo or GTR would be better buys, both tuning to mid 500s BHP quite easily.
If you want a combination of handling, traction, fun, reliability for little money an Evo 9 with 400 BHP is hard to beat. It makes mincemeat of many other cars with similar power to weight ratios in real world conditions because it isn't a one trick pony in terms of just being accelerative like say high powered tuned FWD VAGs. If you want to go fast in a straight line and continue to be frustrated by 2WD traction on road tyres, Supra is probably your best bet. That probably is the exception that can do fast, reliable and relatively cheap if you buy a good one. Another option simply to have a lot of power is something like a VXR8 with a supercharger. But even with AWD and good rubber, 550 BHP has traction issues.
It really is worth starting with a good base car rather than one doesn't have much power or good traction/handling/suspension/brakes/forced induction to start with.
If you want a combination of handling, traction, fun, reliability for little money an Evo 9 with 400 BHP is hard to beat. It makes mincemeat of many other cars with similar power to weight ratios in real world conditions because it isn't a one trick pony in terms of just being accelerative like say high powered tuned FWD VAGs. If you want to go fast in a straight line and continue to be frustrated by 2WD traction on road tyres, Supra is probably your best bet. That probably is the exception that can do fast, reliable and relatively cheap if you buy a good one. Another option simply to have a lot of power is something like a VXR8 with a supercharger. But even with AWD and good rubber, 550 BHP has traction issues.
It really is worth starting with a good base car rather than one doesn't have much power or good traction/handling/suspension/brakes/forced induction to start with.
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Spunk stupid amounts of money away tuning things. As soon as you uprate one bit another weak link reveals itself that needs uprating, meaning your forever chasing your tail.
might aswell spend 60k on a gallardo, not modify it, and have a car that will hold its value and look good for years to come.
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Here's a couple ready built DCY EUROPE Japanese Import Specialists : DCY EVO 7RS 800bhp timeattack car 100k build
MCR Specialist Cars : Evo VIII Track Car, White, Huge Spec, 500+ BHP
Mitsubishi : 2001 Evo 7 2.3 stroker
West Sussex Specialist Cars : Evo V111 Cosworth 640 BHP
Save the 10's of thousands on building one
MCR Specialist Cars : Evo VIII Track Car, White, Huge Spec, 500+ BHP
Mitsubishi : 2001 Evo 7 2.3 stroker
West Sussex Specialist Cars : Evo V111 Cosworth 640 BHP
Save the 10's of thousands on building one
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it need'nt cost the earth. I got my 8 for 11k with 21thou miles and most svs history, and as mentioned before thats running just shy of 400. It has uprated brakes and suspension as well as the increase in boost etc. For 7-8k modifiying it further use 1k for uprated rods fitted (norris design do a conversion) that leaves 6 - 7k to play with, upgrade the brakes (they are actually decent as standard though) say 1.5k, suspension say 1.5k and get a bigger turbo. Then get yourself a boost controller (about £400) and a remap and bigger injectors. Can be done easy for less than 19k
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Here's a couple ready built DCY EUROPE Japanese Import Specialists : DCY EVO 7RS 800bhp timeattack car 100k build
MCR Specialist Cars : Evo VIII Track Car, White, Huge Spec, 500+ BHP
Mitsubishi : 2001 Evo 7 2.3 stroker
West Sussex Specialist Cars : Evo V111 Cosworth 640 BHP
Save the 10's of thousands on building one
MCR Specialist Cars : Evo VIII Track Car, White, Huge Spec, 500+ BHP
Mitsubishi : 2001 Evo 7 2.3 stroker
West Sussex Specialist Cars : Evo V111 Cosworth 640 BHP
Save the 10's of thousands on building one
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For one your interested in take it to an Evo Specialist and get them to give it an inspection to see all is well? Might cost a couple of hundred quid? But worth the money for piece of mind.
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Racking my brain on what to get next. I just want something stupid quick and reliable.
Evo
Lotus Exige maybe?
VXR8 stripped out?
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Well in my scoob I can say that when I have been on track the speed with which a Lotus Exige can go round bends vs a road going saloon car is hilarious. I can remember seeing on coming up on me in my rear view mirror and my car was starting to slide so there was no way I could go any quicker round the bend.
If I was going for a track based car I would be more inclined to much lighter cars i.e. not Scoobs, Evos, VXR8's.
If I was going for a track based car I would be more inclined to much lighter cars i.e. not Scoobs, Evos, VXR8's.
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