Hello All,

Well we had a customer that came in last week from California to get some work done and he has one of our mail-in VR Flashes.  We decided to put him on the dyno to see how well the car did and wow.

The car ran great!!  He has a simple yet effective setup of a VF34 on a 2.0l WRX with some STI pinks.

At 16-17psi the car held boost great and made good power and torque.

VR Flash

The VR Flash is a very potent when running solid parts.  I recommend this to anyone wants to get the most out of there car, and safely.

Check it out here: http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/ecu-tuning-subaru-c-4348_4437.html  

Email any of our sales specialist’s to get the ball rolling and get your car running better than ever.

Thanks,

Mitch Mckee

Hello All,

This past week we got an Evo X back on the dyno that we have been working on for a good amount of time.  This car is one of the cars that we use for research and development on our parts so that we know that they actually work and we see real world gains.

Well this car has a decent amount of parts but nothing too crazy.  His setup consists of Full Turbo Back Agency Power Exhaust, Agency Power Intake, Agency Power FMIC, Agency Power IC pipe (Upper) and our Agency Power/ Kelford Street Cams.

I did a test a little while ago just to test the cams and it gained a great amount of power and torque.  I left the tune about the same just to see what we could yield, but this last time around we were testing our FMIC and I decided to get in after we were all done and see what the car could do with better boost control and some fine tuning.

These cars never cease to amaze me.  They are really amazing and the amount of power that they make is really pretty incredible.

Evo X Dyno Sheet

Since we first bought out Evo X I have learned a lot about how these cars operate and they truly are fantastic.  I urge anybody out there reading if you have an Evo X I would highly suggest you run these cams as they are awesome!!

You can view all our Mitsubishi EVO X Performance Parts Here.

Thanks for reading,

Mitch Mckee