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Old 17 January 2019, 08:57 AM
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Let me find out the damage with the Syvecs first.

Are the Clinic fitting Syvecs to your hatch while it's there Raggy?
Old 17 January 2019, 10:37 AM
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No mate bob is coming down to do it pmsl
they are fitting the syvecs and the toucan with sensor package including wideband
btw that k and n looks the business

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Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO
No mate bob is coming down to do it pmsl
they are fitting the syvecs and the toucan with sensor package including wideband
btw that k and n looks the business
Cool. You'll love it.

I spoke to Kev this morning and he's finding out if they can still supply S6 or have to supply the new S7 Syvecs now. I'm easy either way to be honest.

The K&N is a nice setup and I'm pleased I got it as my alternative induction kit was nowhere near as good. I'm going to fit it and then fabricate an enclosure around it to stop heat soak in the filter and duct air from teh front grill and fog light area into it. Bit of engineering still required to make it perfect, but should work well.
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Turbo is done and will be back with me tomorrow.

Honestly can't say enough good things about Turbo Dynamics, they have been utterly brilliant to deal with.
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Look what arrived back today. Turbo Dynamics have done a fantastic job. Like brand new again and fully upgraded.








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Looks like it came out of the factory
the 2.5 will spool that up like a missile you won’t have any issues with lag
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Fingers crossed that's my plan. Can't wait to get this fitted.
Old 20 January 2019, 03:08 PM
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I just re-read this thread to refresh myself with what's what & it's a tad confusing....

If it's not too much trouble could we get a list of what's done, what you have on your workbench & what else is required please...?

Cheers & keep the pics coming
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All of the thread updates for purchases and work done are all catalogued in this thread as they happen so if you've just read through them it will list what's been purchased and fitted already.

I have 2 young kids, a needy wife and demanding job so finding the time to list everything again here will take some time sorry.

I will try do this for you when I get a chance.
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
All of the thread updates for purchases and work done are all catalogued in this thread as they happen so if you've just read through them it will list what's been purchased and fitted already.

I have 2 young kids, a needy wife and demanding job so finding the time to list everything again here will take some time sorry.

I will try do this for you when I get a chance.
sounds like my life with 2 extra kids lol
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No pics of the injectors yet sir BPR ....
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Originally Posted by ZANY
No pics of the injectors yet sir BPR ....
Haven't arrived yet mate. There is a wait for the Perrin fuel pressure regulator setup so that'll delay the order.

Don't worry, I'll post pics up when it all gets here.
Old 21 January 2019, 11:08 AM
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So summary for Kaosone:

2014 VA chassis new shape STI which already benefits from a few modifications. It has a freshly built fully forged engine using mostly RCM parts purchased from Alyn @ AS Performance and built by Jamie @ Evotune.

As Purchased:

Factory satnav, hands free, DVD, etc.
Genuine Subaru 18” forged upgraded wheels (also got original 18” wheels)
HT Autos Bottom line front splitter, side skirt extensions and rear spats
Perrin air oil separator kit
Japspeed decat downpipe
JE forged pistons
Manley piston rods
ACL race bearings
New genuine 2.5 Subaru crankshaft
RCM head studs
RCM head gaskets
New RCM oil pump kit
Full genuine Subaru engine seal kit
RCM timing belt kit
TGV delete
Secondary air system full delete
New stage 2 clutch
Genuine MAC 3 port boost solenoid
RCM 340 fuel pump
Cosworth panel air filter
Uprated oil cooler setup (Think it's Perrin)
VF48 turbo (currently)
Open source mapped by Jamie @ Evotune to 335hp & 420lbs ft (The engine is built for a solid 450bhp).

Since purchase of the car I have purchased and fitted:

Full service at Subaru including all fluids
Aircon re-gas @ Subaru
Another full engine oil change to 10-60 fully synthetic oil
Full H&S exhaust system with de-resonated centre section installed
Genuine STI high pressure 1.3bar rad cap
New genuine Subaru high pressure coolant expansion tank
New genuine Subaru surge tank hose
Rear lights removed and clear sections only tinted
Rear bumper fog lamp tinted 1 shade darker
Bootlid de-badged (except for STI badge)
ChargeSpeed front bumper splitter ordered from America and installed
H&R lowering springs ordered directly from H&R in America and installed
18" x 9.5" ET38 Rota Pro R wheels in hyper black
Subaru Tuner wheel nuts
Winter tyres installed onto forged Subaru 18" wheels & summer bridgestone tyres installed onto 18" Rota wheels.
Whiteline KTD398 rear subframe bush kit
Whiteline KCA326 rear control arm adjustable camber correction kit.
Whiteline KCA414 fron adjustable camber bolts
HT Autos rear bumper diffuser kit for MY15 STI.
New Bosch S2024 battery

Purchased and still to be fitted:

FMIC kit
Forge turbo blanket
Mirror Matic auto folding mirror module (not straight fit, requires modification to install)
Genuine VF48 turbo coolant pipe (now surplus as fitting SC42)
Genuine copper sealing washers for turbo (now surplus as fitting SC42)
Genuine turbo coolant screws (now surplus as fitting SC42)
5L of Rock Oil Carbon 10-60 fully synthetic oil (ready for turbo swap)
JDM genuine oil filter & washer (ready for turbo swap)
10L subaru coolant (ready for turbo swap)
Genuine Subaru downpipe gasket (ready for turbo swap)
Genuine Subaru up-pipe gasket (ready for turbo swap)
ScoobyClinic SC42 billet turbo very low miles which has now been fully refurbished by Turbo Dynamics and upgraded to ceramic bearings & metal bearing cages along with uprated 1.2 bar actuator.
RCM 3 bolt GT spec stainless steel headers fully DEI wrapped.
Harvey Smith trick up-pipe to suit SC42 fully DEI wrapped
H&S 3" decat downpipe fully DEI wrapped to suit H&S exhaust.
Perrin silicone turbo inlet pipe with dump valve blank.
Perrin direct fit 4 bar map sensor
Tial Q 50mm BOV with 10 PSI spring to fit welded flange on FMIC piping
Blanking plugs for other FMIC sensor flanges not used
Perrin pulley cover in red for WRX/STI
Perrin boost solenoid cover in red for WRX/STI
Perrin radiator shroud panel for WRX/STI
New Injector Dynamics ID1050 injectors flow matched including wiring adaptors
RCM 3 bolt up-pipe gasket
Genuine Subaru exhaust donut gasket
Genuine Subaru exhaust header gaskets
Perrin ASM-FUL-300 fuel pressure regulator kit
Set of new NGK heat 7 plugs
K&N Typhoon 69-8007TWR induction kit for 2015+ STI (which will be modified to run with the FMIC kit.
FMIC pipes away getting powder coated Perrin red.
Fuelab fuel pressure gauge, fittings and fuel pipe to go with Perrin FPR.

Now only need to decide on ECU and mapping. I am down to 2 options on this which are:
EcuTek RaceRom
Syvecs including additional sensor pack and possibly also including Toucan display. Either S6+ or S7 new Syvecs
Will probably go Syvecs to be honest.

There, that's taken me over 2 hours to put together whilst I was supposed to be working!

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Old 21 January 2019, 04:31 PM
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So I've just calculated my Tial Q BOV spring rate from measuring my vacuum which is -0.76 bar at idle once warm. This equates to -22.4 in/hg vacuum pressure which in turn according to the Tial Q literature means I need the 12 PSI spring in the BOV not the 10 PSI spring I ordered and have fitted. DOH!

So Turbo Dynamics are now looking for any UK stock of 12 psi springs to ensure that I don't get the BOV fluttering under tickover and causing running issues. Oops.

Maybe I should have done this before I ordered it rather than consulting Google for Subaru recommendations on spring rates for these.
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Wow that's some parts list Andy!!
As your now putting custom lists together for individual forum members could you put one together for me stating what part of that list my cash bought
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
So I've just calculated my Tial Q BOV spring rate from measuring my vacuum which is -0.76 bar at idle once warm. This equates to -22.4 in/hg vacuum pressure which in turn according to the Tial Q literature means I need the 12 PSI spring in the BOV not the 10 PSI spring I ordered and have fitted. DOH!

So Turbo Dynamics are now looking for any UK stock of 12 psi springs to ensure that I don't get the BOV fluttering under tickover and causing running issues. Oops.

Maybe I should have done this before I ordered it rather than consulting Google for Subaru recommendations on spring rates for these.
could always blank the DV off mate

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Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO


could always blank the DV off mate
I was trying to do that initially but to find a Tial Q BOV blanking plate, plus correct sealing o-ring plus correct clamp for the flange was taking me ages to source and was looking like yet something else I'd have to get from the US. In the end it was easier to just get the genuine BOV.
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Originally Posted by Smithys STI
Wow that's some parts list Andy!!
As your now putting custom lists together for individual forum members could you put one together for me stating what part of that list my cash bought
Sadly, your generous contribution to my toy fund got used up very quickly and very early in this build mate. Haha
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
I was trying to do that initially but to find a Tial Q BOV blanking plate, plus correct sealing o-ring plus correct clamp for the flange was taking me ages to source and was looking like yet something else I'd have to get from the US. In the end it was easier to just get the genuine BOV.
took my hks pipe to local engineer shop who bunged it shut and pit piece in beautiful job they done
prob less of a ball ache to do it your way thou
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Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO


took my hks pipe to local engineer shop who bunged it shut and pit piece in beautiful job they done
prob less of a ball ache to do it your way thou
Jamie before me had the Tial flange wended onto the FMIC pipe and all the Syvecs sensor bosses so I really wanted to keep them all and blank where required so I could use them again if needed.
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
So summary for Kaosone:
That's an extensive list, I see what you mean about making sure it's all done properly the first time around

Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
There, that's taken me over 2 hours to put together whilst I was supposed to be working!
As long as you're not self employed that's a win

*I really hope you're not self employed as I've just seen the price of a Syvecs
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Originally Posted by Kaosone
That's an extensive list, I see what you mean about making sure it's all done properly the first time around



As long as you're not self employed that's a win

*I really hope you're not self employed as I've just seen the price of a Syvecs
Haha. Yes that's another expense I massively underestimated to be honest. I had it in my mind that it was going to be a couple of grand or somewhere over that but the quotes for Syvecs including the Toucan display are almost exactly £5k all in.

It's madness, but deep down I know it's the right choice over Ecutek Racerom for my car and setup.

Crazy money.

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More Perrin goodies arrived today.

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Also purchased and received a Fuelab fuel pressure gauge, fittings and fuel pipe to go with the FPR this week.

Also Alyn has the last of my bits now in stock and will hopefully be shipping them this week (weather permitting).
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
Also purchased and received a Fuelab fuel pressure gauge, fittings and fuel pipe to go with the FPR this week.

Also Alyn has the last of my bits now in stock and will hopefully be shipping them this week (weather permitting).
so when is all this lot getting fitted and mapped buddy? itching to see the result
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
so when is all this lot getting fitted and mapped buddy? itching to see the result
Have to wait another couple of weeks for a stronger Tial BOV 12 psi spring to come into the UK then I'm just about done with parts.

As far as fitting goes, not 100% sure yet. Need to decide on where it's going for the ECU first and I'm still waiting for a couple of Syvecs quotes to come in.
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Originally Posted by BrownPantsRacing
Have to wait another couple of weeks for a stronger Tial BOV 12 psi spring to come into the UK then I'm just about done with parts.

As far as fitting goes, not 100% sure yet. Need to decide on where it's going for the ECU first and I'm still waiting for a couple of Syvecs quotes to come in.
did you say that you were quoted 5k for syvecs? Why on earth is it that much? I'm sure the clinic quoted me around £2500 for my hawk. Is it due to your model year?

Personally unless your tracking the car and your dedicated to shaving seconds off lap times etc I really think syvecs is overkill for road use. If it truly is 5k you gotta ask if your going to get that extra 3k's worth out of it over another capable ecu.

Link g4 for mine I was quoted £1400 fitted including vat.......would i really benefit by spending an extra £1100+ vat on a syvecs for a road car that covers 5k a year if that.......nope not at all.

Good luck with whichever way you go buddy I'm sure it will be most impressive on the road

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Originally Posted by the shreksta
did you say that you were quoted 5k for syvecs? Why on earth is it that much? I'm sure the clinic quoted me around £2500 for my hawk. Is it due to your model year?

Personally unless your tracking the car and your dedicated to shaving seconds off lap times etc I really think syvecs is overkill for road use. If it truly is 5k you gotta ask if your going to get that extra 3k's worth out of it over another capable ecu.

Link g4 for mine I was quoted £1400 fitted including vat.......would i really benefit by spending an extra £1100+ vat on a syvecs for a road car that covers 5k a year if that.......nope not at all.

Good luck with whichever way you go buddy I'm sure it will be most impressive on the road
Yes it's madness mate. Technically the quote for the older S6 syvevs was £4200 and the extra was if I wanted the toucan display which I'd probably go for.

Link 4 isn't available for my car and nobody will open source it at this level for good reason, so I only have 2 options, Ecutek Racerom and Syvecs. I've been reliably informed by all those in the know that even for a road car it will drive better with Syvecs.

I know the price for S7 Syvecs is the same from one installer as the discounted S6 older setup I've been offered by another well known seller, which is crazy.

Got some big decisions to make.
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Doesn't look like £850 worth of parts just there, the box is far too small.




Very nearly there now.
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This will be savage mate
when are u ripping it apart

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