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I know this is thread hijacking a bit but if you have the de-cat centre and say sports cat downpipes (eg STI PPP ones) on a WRX, do you have to fit the decat up pipe ??
Ie is there any problem with keeping the cat in the up pipe (obviously car would be mapped to suit) as I think I am right in saying that the STI has no cat in the up pipe ??
Ie is there any problem with keeping the cat in the up pipe (obviously car would be mapped to suit) as I think I am right in saying that the STI has no cat in the up pipe ??
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the STI doesnt have a cat in the up pipe no, you dont HAVE to remove it, but they do have a tendency to get very hot and break down at higher boost levels.
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If you are going to the trouble of getting a dp fitted, you may as well change the up pipe (as it has to come off...)
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Originally Posted by Jamesemt
If you are going to the trouble of getting a dp fitted, you may as well change the up pipe (as it has to come off...)
What about changing the intercooler pipe like in the ppp pack, if you have a full decat, panel filter and re-map is it worth doing ??
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my03 sti pure white
walbro 255 fuel pump
RCM induction
RCM modified oil pump
650cc inj
td05/06 20g turbo
janspeed 3" open neck de-cat down pipe
HKS Silent Hi-power 3" exhaut no cats
tek3 BRDevelopments remap :-)
defi bf range oil temp , oil press , turbo boost gauge
defi 2 controler placed where ponssy cup holder was centre of dash
leda b coilovers
Speedline super turini's 18"
red sti mud flaps
carbon lip spoiler
376 bhp and 350 ft/lb @ 1.5bar
cant find graph at the mo won dyno day at well lane pics in scooby mag edition 3 i think
may be for sale in the near future:-(
walbro 255 fuel pump
RCM induction
RCM modified oil pump
650cc inj
td05/06 20g turbo
janspeed 3" open neck de-cat down pipe
HKS Silent Hi-power 3" exhaut no cats
tek3 BRDevelopments remap :-)
defi bf range oil temp , oil press , turbo boost gauge
defi 2 controler placed where ponssy cup holder was centre of dash
leda b coilovers
Speedline super turini's 18"
red sti mud flaps
carbon lip spoiler
376 bhp and 350 ft/lb @ 1.5bar
cant find graph at the mo won dyno day at well lane pics in scooby mag edition 3 i think
may be for sale in the near future:-(
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Originally Posted by wrxseeker
What about changing the intercooler pipe like in the ppp pack, if you have a full decat, panel filter and re-map is it worth doing ??
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I'm running the following engine mods on my 2002 WRX.
STI Intercooler
APS Intercooler Splitter
Green Cotton Panel Filter
H & S Up Pipe
Magnex Unequal Headers
TSL Thundercat Downpipe
TSL Centre Section
H & S Jap Style Back Box
Walbro Fuel Pump
FSE Fuel Regulator
HKS SSQV Dump Valve
TD04 Hybrid Turbo (Andy F)
Remap (Andy F)
Boost set for 1.45 Bar midrange and 1.2 Bar at high revs.
Made 306bhp / 293lb/ft on Dastek rolling road yesterday.
STI Intercooler
APS Intercooler Splitter
Green Cotton Panel Filter
H & S Up Pipe
Magnex Unequal Headers
TSL Thundercat Downpipe
TSL Centre Section
H & S Jap Style Back Box
Walbro Fuel Pump
FSE Fuel Regulator
HKS SSQV Dump Valve
TD04 Hybrid Turbo (Andy F)
Remap (Andy F)
Boost set for 1.45 Bar midrange and 1.2 Bar at high revs.
Made 306bhp / 293lb/ft on Dastek rolling road yesterday.
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Nice ..............any idea what you were making with a plain old TD04 with the same set-up. My set-up is almost identical aside from the STi IC and the hybrid
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2002 US spec 2.0l Subaru WRX
Power Output:
349bhp 314lbft
277hp @ the wheels
Engine:
Forced Performance EVO3 'super' 16g @18 psi
STi 'pink' injectors
STi group N engine & pitch stop mounts
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
ECUTEK remap by WRC Technologies
TurboXS FMIC with Thermo Tec heat sleeve on cold side
Hyperflow CAI w/ Thermo Tech heat sleeve
TurboXS bypass valve 100% recirculating
Helix 3" decat TBE w/ electronic CEL fix
Helix decat up-pipe
NGK R spark plugs (one step colder)
Throttle body coolant by-pass
Perrin turbo inlet hose
Royal Purple pure synthetic oils
Greddy Profec B Spec S EBC
Installed but not mapped for
SMC progressive alcohol injection 50% Denatured/ 50% water
STi spec C 12L water spray reservoir modded for Alcohol injection
Transmission:
JDM MY02 STi 6 speed conversion
JDM MY02 STi 6 speed propshaft
STi group N trans mount
ACT heavy duty clutch, 411lbft rating
Kartboy poly shifter bushings
Kartboy poly shifter support bushing
Would be 300-330 Wheel but every UK mapper I have spoken with refuses to go above 350 crank HP with stock internals.
Power Output:
349bhp 314lbft
277hp @ the wheels
Engine:
Forced Performance EVO3 'super' 16g @18 psi
STi 'pink' injectors
STi group N engine & pitch stop mounts
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
ECUTEK remap by WRC Technologies
TurboXS FMIC with Thermo Tec heat sleeve on cold side
Hyperflow CAI w/ Thermo Tech heat sleeve
TurboXS bypass valve 100% recirculating
Helix 3" decat TBE w/ electronic CEL fix
Helix decat up-pipe
NGK R spark plugs (one step colder)
Throttle body coolant by-pass
Perrin turbo inlet hose
Royal Purple pure synthetic oils
Greddy Profec B Spec S EBC
Installed but not mapped for
SMC progressive alcohol injection 50% Denatured/ 50% water
STi spec C 12L water spray reservoir modded for Alcohol injection
Transmission:
JDM MY02 STi 6 speed conversion
JDM MY02 STi 6 speed propshaft
STi group N trans mount
ACT heavy duty clutch, 411lbft rating
Kartboy poly shifter bushings
Kartboy poly shifter support bushing
Would be 300-330 Wheel but every UK mapper I have spoken with refuses to go above 350 crank HP with stock internals.
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Originally Posted by Jamesemt
Don't think its an issue on the newages...you'd be better off changing the full intercooler!
For starters they are made of nasty cheap plastic ( Andy F has seen these melt before when running non-standard boost) and are corrugated - not ideal for smooth airflow
You can buy them cheaply here :-
http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/catalog...roducts_id=878
Also see here from one of my previous SIDC posts :-
"Prodrive has estimated around 10 horsepower from the replacement SAMCO Intake hose - and they are correct! We recommend the intake hose rather than removing the third cat, because it makes a more effective increase in power... AND is legal. Our customers have reported a noticeable improvement at each installation. Indeed while mapping ECUs, the Intake hose is so effective that we use a different boost map when one is installed to avoid overshooting!"
Source of this quote w.r.t Samco hose ........
Regards
Cal
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Originally Posted by ~~ Cal ~~
Nice ..............any idea what you were making with a plain old TD04 with the same set-up. My set-up is almost identical aside from the STi IC and the hybrid
Cheers
CGS
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Newage power
All work carried out @ enginetuner.co.uk
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509115087.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509141763.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509145133.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509152284.jpg&s=f10
Please note that the WRX300 tagline is the name of the package not the vehicle type..
The car is a my04 WRX
1.4 bar peak tailing to 1.2
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509115087.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509141763.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509145133.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509152284.jpg&s=f10
Please note that the WRX300 tagline is the name of the package not the vehicle type..
The car is a my04 WRX
1.4 bar peak tailing to 1.2
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Originally Posted by MartynJ
All work carried out @ enginetuner.co.uk
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509115087.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509141763.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509145133.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509152284.jpg&s=f10
Please note that the WRX300 tagline is the name of the package not the vehicle type..
The car is a my04 WRX
1.4 bar peak tailing to 1.2
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509115087.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509141763.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509145133.jpg&s=f10
http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=7/18509152284.jpg&s=f10
Please note that the WRX300 tagline is the name of the package not the vehicle type..
The car is a my04 WRX
1.4 bar peak tailing to 1.2
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Originally Posted by Neilo
very impressive for a VF34! you must be chuffed with that!
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Originally Posted by BVM
Wow that VF34 is very laggy! I am so glad I didnt go that route. Nice numbers though.
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Originally Posted by Neilo
Some like the shove in the back though, i certain miss it with my 2.5
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MY03 wagon
MD304 Hybrid turbo
STi pinks
Pump & Reg
APS top mount
Full H&S Scoobysport, inc up-pipe.
Here's how much difference the mapper can make;
MD304 Hybrid turbo
STi pinks
Pump & Reg
APS top mount
Full H&S Scoobysport, inc up-pipe.
Here's how much difference the mapper can make;
- Richard Bulmer map; 349/347 @ 1.1bar
- The previous mapper (most of you know who) 291 1.5 bar with 1.6 spikes, left like this by the mapper, who suggested I use a dawes to control it, on standard internals
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should add mine made a relatively conservative 338bhp and 355lbft a coupel of weeks back.
Fitting a GT30 in a couple of weeks to sort that right out
Fitting a GT30 in a couple of weeks to sort that right out
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Originally Posted by Neilo
Some like the shove in the back though, i certain miss it with my 2.5
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=490419
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its funny htough rich as it suggest thats you get no power below about 5300rpm
im sure its not like that on the road right?
when does 1 bar appear?
im sure its not like that on the road right?
when does 1 bar appear?
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1 bar on the road is 3k8,, i don't take much notice of the graph as the car didn't seem to happy on the rollers throwing in allot of extra fuel
I am sure if you had a go you would think the lag was bad for all of 5 minutes untill you learned how to drive round it.
I can not say enough how different this car feels to the old vf35 /p18 setup - I really did not like it on the return from being mapped , and I am sure you know the return journy is normally the best
then 4 months later i am used to the car moving around on the road something that I ve never felt in my or any other subaru i ve been in and yes i love it, its soooo sooo fast, and never once have I thought since the last upgrade that i need anymore power .... job done
now when are you going to say that
so are you going for a real gt30 and messing with the exhaust or a hybrid job like mine?
and bigger question hows the 2.5, when / if mine goes pop I will be asking far more questions
Rich
I am sure if you had a go you would think the lag was bad for all of 5 minutes untill you learned how to drive round it.
I can not say enough how different this car feels to the old vf35 /p18 setup - I really did not like it on the return from being mapped , and I am sure you know the return journy is normally the best
then 4 months later i am used to the car moving around on the road something that I ve never felt in my or any other subaru i ve been in and yes i love it, its soooo sooo fast, and never once have I thought since the last upgrade that i need anymore power .... job done
now when are you going to say that
so are you going for a real gt30 and messing with the exhaust or a hybrid job like mine?
and bigger question hows the 2.5, when / if mine goes pop I will be asking far more questions
Rich
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Originally Posted by Neilo
its funny htough rich as it suggest thats you get no power below about 5300rpm
im sure its not like that on the road right?
when does 1 bar appear?
im sure its not like that on the road right?
when does 1 bar appear?
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Originally Posted by WRX_Rich
1 bar on the road is 3k8,, i don't take much notice of the graph as the car didn't seem to happy on the rollers throwing in allot of extra fuel
I am sure if you had a go you would think the lag was bad for all of 5 minutes untill you learned how to drive round it.
I can not say enough how different this car feels to the old vf35 /p18 setup - I really did not like it on the return from being mapped , and I am sure you know the return journy is normally the best
then 4 months later i am used to the car moving around on the road something that I ve never felt in my or any other subaru i ve been in and yes i love it, its soooo sooo fast, and never once have I thought since the last upgrade that i need anymore power .... job done
now when are you going to say that
so are you going for a real gt30 and messing with the exhaust or a hybrid job like mine?
and bigger question hows the 2.5, when / if mine goes pop I will be asking far more questions
Rich
I am sure if you had a go you would think the lag was bad for all of 5 minutes untill you learned how to drive round it.
I can not say enough how different this car feels to the old vf35 /p18 setup - I really did not like it on the return from being mapped , and I am sure you know the return journy is normally the best
then 4 months later i am used to the car moving around on the road something that I ve never felt in my or any other subaru i ve been in and yes i love it, its soooo sooo fast, and never once have I thought since the last upgrade that i need anymore power .... job done
now when are you going to say that
so are you going for a real gt30 and messing with the exhaust or a hybrid job like mine?
and bigger question hows the 2.5, when / if mine goes pop I will be asking far more questions
Rich