M90 experience? (anyone besides ShaneM?)
#14
No need to replace the stock clutch, only required above 450hp. Gear ratio on the dive is equally as important as that will also affect the acceleration, in a major way. I only have 3:55, would have been better with 4:10s.
#15
you must've also dropped a couple psi of boost in the process.
which isn't an entirely bad thing.
loosing boost just means you lost some restriction, which is good.
you still have 455 rwhp/ 439 tq, which is pretty respectable on a mustang dyno.
and you only lost 4 lbs/ft of torque which isn't that much.
overall you are more efficient with LT's than shorties with FI.
which isn't an entirely bad thing.
loosing boost just means you lost some restriction, which is good.
you still have 455 rwhp/ 439 tq, which is pretty respectable on a mustang dyno.
and you only lost 4 lbs/ft of torque which isn't that much.
overall you are more efficient with LT's than shorties with FI.
Last edited by Unleashedbeast; 10-12-2010 at 11:36 PM.
#16
Frankly, if you're the slightest bit concerned about what other people think of what you have under the hood, then you're in the wrong "hobby," LOL.
I have an M90 in my daily driver. It's very reliable, plenty of power, and a blast to drive.
Don't get hung up on hitting a mythical number at the wheels... if you're looking for 100+ horsepower increase at the wheels, reliability, safety, and just a damn good time, get the M90.
Besides, if you hate it, you can always sell it... but you won't hate it.
I have an M90 in my daily driver. It's very reliable, plenty of power, and a blast to drive.
Don't get hung up on hitting a mythical number at the wheels... if you're looking for 100+ horsepower increase at the wheels, reliability, safety, and just a damn good time, get the M90.
Besides, if you hate it, you can always sell it... but you won't hate it.
#18
The M90 is a fun blower. Waaay better than stock. With a 2.57" pulley and a Steeda cold air intake it is a blast.
With that said, I had to sell that little screamer because I wanted more and it was pointless to spend money on cams and longtubes at the time when TVS was a 4 hour bolt-on.
Now I have the long-tubes as well, but my point is the M90 is a perfect starter blower. Use it, love it, and if you need more, a TVS is an easy upgrade.
With that said, I had to sell that little screamer because I wanted more and it was pointless to spend money on cams and longtubes at the time when TVS was a 4 hour bolt-on.
Now I have the long-tubes as well, but my point is the M90 is a perfect starter blower. Use it, love it, and if you need more, a TVS is an easy upgrade.
#19
I know the M90 is reliable on it's own, but have there been any issues with the VMP kit? Does the kit push the M90 harder? Any reliability issues? Is the whine going to be louder? (not sure how loud I want the whine since I only have stingers)
The only reason I'm hung up on 425 is because of the song Black Sunshine lol...
#20
I bought the VMP kit; pulley and tune and there is a noticable difference. Much better throttle response and more power. Whine is about the same, just a little more as you are spinning the M90 to higher RPMs. With my GT500 mufflers, I really didn't notice much difference in sound level from the blower.
Stock from Roush, my M90 was making 6 PSI and after the pulley swap 7.5 on the day I had the dyno tune done by Racer's Edge Tuning in Norwalk, CA. The car made 401 HP and 396 TQ uncorrected, on a dyno nicknamed the "Heartbreaker". I've read of some making more; depends on the dyno, atmospheric conditions, etc..
Here's an example of the performance. I'm not a street racer but, the other day I couldn't pass up this opportunity. 2010 Camaro SS auto was no competition. Had him by multiple cars midway through 3rd so I slowed down and shifted to 4th then saw he was attempting a ricer fly by, shifted to 3rd as her got to my rear quarter, he went by and then I ran him down and passed him.
Stock from Roush, my M90 was making 6 PSI and after the pulley swap 7.5 on the day I had the dyno tune done by Racer's Edge Tuning in Norwalk, CA. The car made 401 HP and 396 TQ uncorrected, on a dyno nicknamed the "Heartbreaker". I've read of some making more; depends on the dyno, atmospheric conditions, etc..
Here's an example of the performance. I'm not a street racer but, the other day I couldn't pass up this opportunity. 2010 Camaro SS auto was no competition. Had him by multiple cars midway through 3rd so I slowed down and shifted to 4th then saw he was attempting a ricer fly by, shifted to 3rd as her got to my rear quarter, he went by and then I ran him down and passed him.