2.0L LNF Performance Tech 260hp and 260 lb-ft of torque Turbocharged tuner version.

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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:18 AM
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release vid of all out burnning tire up to 80mph!!!!!!!!!
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by PimpLay2
release vid of all out burnning tire up to 80mph!!!!!!!!!
i dont wanna!
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by cardelino18
its still the stock clutch bro.... no problems wat so ever... i have CIA charge piping, dejon SRI, CIA DP, custom 3' full exhaust, and the tune.
a stock clutch huh? that's kinda wierd with that much torque.. I'm good 1st-3rd (granted my tires are what is doing the slipping at that point ), but once I'm in 4th or 5th and go WOT I get some pretty bad slippage.. I can't even do 4th gear pulls on the dyno due to slippage.. Hey, sucks for me I guess.. Somehow your clutch is holding better than mine so you suck! lol
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by 09CobaltSS1
a stock clutch huh? that's kinda wierd with that much torque.. I'm good 1st-3rd (granted my tires are what is doing the slipping at that point ), but once I'm in 4th or 5th and go WOT I get some pretty bad slippage.. I can't even do 4th gear pulls on the dyno due to slippage.. Hey, sucks for me I guess.. Somehow your clutch is holding better than mine so you suck! lol
mines holding fine as well..

the reason i can do 4th pulls on the dyno is because my map sensor cuts in and out and drops the power off the map
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Projekt
mines holding fine as well..

the reason i can do 4th pulls on the dyno is because my map sensor cuts in and out and drops the power off the map
hmm, guess my clutch sorta sucks then.. especially seeing as how I only have 4300 miles on my car.. ohh well, I mean I know I'm not alone with this problem (I think Term and a few other guys are having the same issue at WOT) so luckily I'm not singled out here. I guess somehow some folks got a stronger clutch from the factory somehow..
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by PimpLay2
release vid of all out burnning tire up to 80mph!!!!!!!!!
Mine does that sometimes lol. It spun from 3000 to 7400 rpms the other day in 2nd.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by 09CobaltSS1
hmm, guess my clutch sorta sucks then.. especially seeing as how I only have 4300 miles on my car.. ohh well, I mean I know I'm not alone with this problem (I think Term and a few other guys are having the same issue at WOT) so luckily I'm not singled out here. I guess somehow some folks got a stronger clutch from the factory somehow..
could be driving style aswell. Are you sure its clutch slippage and not tires spinning? because i get tire spinning bad.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Terminator2
Mine does that sometimes lol. It spun from 3000 to 7400 rpms the other day in 2nd.
+1, easily burns out past 60mph, even with starting below 2K in 2nd...

If you look at the log of one of these tunes, it explains why the power comes on so easy, - timing will do that LOL!


Edit: Take a vid of a pull with the car, let's see what this tune does 40-120 would be nice
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:11 PM
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that is certainly not an impressive video. I have a ss/sc and don't get traction in the rain anywhere below 80 mph. I probably don't get it over that either, but have no desire to find out. The speedometer didn't seem to move that fast either...
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
+1, easily burns out past 60mph, even with starting below 2K in 2nd...

If you look at the log of one of these tunes, it explains why the power comes on so easy, - timing will do that LOL!


Edit: Take a vid of a pull with the car, let's see what this tune does 40-120 would be nice
I need a video camera lol. Or it would have already been done.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
+1, easily burns out past 60mph, even with starting below 2K in 2nd...

If you look at the log of one of these tunes, it explains why the power comes on so easy, - timing will do that LOL!


Edit: Take a vid of a pull with the car, let's see what this tune does 40-120 would be nice
apparently my car was running on stock timing when i did my 393 wtq pull
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:32 PM
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i get slippage from 3000-3500 in 3rd, after that it holds fine.
We need a CSRT 4 sized snail that bolts directly to stock parts, something that still spools relatively early for driveability, and at the same time keeps peak power near redline.

with the stock snail, you get unusable low end, and less than stellar top end.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Terminator2
I need a video camera lol. Or it would have already been done.
Sorry, as much as I like going back and forth with you I meant for the OP to take an actual vid to see what this Trifecta tune does. LOL!

And to the people saying, this guy is doing something for the community etc.. what is that exactly? Running a tune that no one wants to run? Running a tune guaranteed to fry your stock clutch? Vince could just run this tune himself, he doesnt need other people to run it for anything. OP wanted to say he runs 30psi, now he has it. enjoy...
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
Sorry, as much as I like going back and forth with you I meant for the OP to take an actual vid to see what this Trifecta tune does. LOL!

And to the people saying, this guy is doing something for the community etc.. what is that exactly? Running a tune that no one wants to run? Running a tune guaranteed to fry your stock clutch? Vince could just run this tune himself, he doesnt need other people to run it for anything. OP wanted to say he runs 30psi, now he has it. enjoy...
you obviously no very little about testing products if you think testing it on one application is acceptable.

how many verations do you have? people say clutches hold and some say they dont, its best to test it on a few vehicles then just one.

If you acctualy thinking testing something once is better then many times your very high right now.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:50 PM
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Well if this is for eventually going big turbo, why would you want to test it on the stock clutch, when you're going to be upgrading anyway? Seems like kind of a waste.
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by MaxVQ35DE
i get slippage from 3000-3500 in 3rd, after that it holds fine.
We need a CSRT 4 sized snail that bolts directly to stock parts, something that still spools relatively early for driveability, and at the same time keeps peak power near redline.

with the stock snail, you get unusable low end, and less than stellar top end.
we need exactly that..a bolt on replacement turbo like the srt-4's have...it will just take interest and money in order for a manufacture to notice this and start producing them.

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Well if this is for eventually going big turbo, why would you want to test it on the stock clutch, when you're going to be upgrading anyway? Seems like kind of a waste.
i made 331 whp and 393 wtq with a downpipe intake and tune. stock clutch holds 100% fine. thats why we test things...when it breaks..we will then know the threshhold of these vehicles.

am i expecting something to break? yup..can i afford to fix it if it breaks..yup..so i dont understand the issue? people think running a aftermarket tune instead of the stage kit will break their car also.

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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:55 PM
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 12:57 PM
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I mean I don't get the point in testing the stock clutch when you won't want to use that when you go big turbo, just seems unnecessary. Who's complaining about not having money to fix their car?
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 01:00 PM
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guys keep in mind im runing 235 radials.... they r pretty hard to get loose.... everyone tells me the same thing but when i do a 40 roll all their mounth are close! i will make a vid of me pushing the 30 psi right with someone on the car to film it...

btw thanks projeckt for defending the people that are doind a BETA tune so we can help vince do the work and tune it right! this tune is way better than the 22psi tune... performance wise, YES, the turbo will blow eventually and thats why i want it... push the turbo and then get a nice gt28 on it... those are my plans! i will do a vid tomorrow since i work today... hopefully it wont rain....

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Well if this is for eventually going big turbo, why would you want to test it on the stock clutch, when you're going to be upgrading anyway? Seems like kind of a waste.
for people that dont want to spend 1500 on a kit plus a clutch! so we can tell them "well the clutch aparently is good till 400wtq and probably 350whp!"

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Originally Posted by Projekt
you obviously no very little about testing products if you think testing it on one application is acceptable.

how many verations do you have? people say clutches hold and some say they dont, its best to test it on a few vehicles then just one.

If you acctualy thinking testing something once is better then many times your very high right now.
I am very high...what's your point?

Posting a vid of a tuned car that doesnt break the tires loose in the RAIN even is not a good selling point for them. You obviously know very little about what these cars can do with a GOOD tune...
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 01:08 PM
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try breaking those
http://www.gripston.com/products/maxxis-ma-z1-victra-z1

this is a vid just to let you know how hard my 40 roll is... this is a 300C SRT-8 SUPERCHARGED with full bolt ons gears and a tune.... he did beat me but at 70-80 miles is when he passed me....

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/C...alt_703530.htm

enjoy!

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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by BYT*SS*TURBO
Sorry, as much as I like going back and forth with you I meant for the OP to take an actual vid to see what this Trifecta tune does. LOL!

And to the people saying, this guy is doing something for the community etc.. what is that exactly? Running a tune that no one wants to run? Running a tune guaranteed to fry your stock clutch? Vince could just run this tune himself, he doesnt need other people to run it for anything. OP wanted to say he runs 30psi, now he has it. enjoy...
The infiniboost tune is still in ongoing testing phases for Vince.. He actually doesn't recommend running the tune due to the excessive boost and wear one the turbo, but for folks who are willing to try it, he is more than willing to let you at no extra cost, and at your own risk of course. I currently use a mild version of the infiniboost (holding around 24psi) in an attempt to not completely blow out my turbo just yet..

He is actually running and testing the infiniboost in his HHR SS will great results, but he has to take into consideration all the veriables in vehicles throughout the rest of the country, hense the test mules willing to give the tune a go..

I'm personally not exactly sure why this has evolved into such a big competition amongst tuners and such.. Trifecta has it's definite benefits and so does HPT obviously. There are always going to be different oppinions on the matter, so why even argue..
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 01:23 PM
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I'll try and take some video today....
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Old Sep 8, 2009 | 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 1badBlueberrySC
I'll try and take some video today....
haha good..i want to see these.

i love how the hptuner guys in here (blueberry, term and others) have a positive view on infiniboost (obviously their are some errors with it running on stock turbo, which we have addressed) but they see it as a step forward in the right direction...where the hahn nutswingers and bumfuck backyard turbo guys seem to hate progression for our cars.


All i can say is, it put down more horsepower and better track times then the bumfuck backyard turbo build. so obviously its doing something right.

and if you want..ill go out tonight..even tho its raining..and ill break the tires in 3rd if you wish.
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Originally Posted by 09CobaltSS1
The infiniboost tune is still in ongoing testing phases for Vince.. He actually doesn't recommend running the tune due to the excessive boost and wear one the turbo, but for folks who are willing to try it, he is more than willing to let you at no extra cost, and at your own risk of course. I currently use a mild version of the infiniboost (holding around 24psi) in an attempt to not completely blow out my turbo just yet..

He is actually running and testing the infiniboost in his HHR SS will great results, but he has to take into consideration all the veriables in vehicles throughout the rest of the country, hense the test mules willing to give the tune a go..

I'm personally not exactly sure why this has evolved into such a big competition amongst tuners and such.. Trifecta has it's definite benefits and so does HPT obviously. There are always going to be different oppinions on the matter, so why even argue..


good ****!
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