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Old 26 January 2011, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
lol no still the same..

although I will have a rotated manifold, up and downpipe spare soon and a gt35R but think that might be a bit too laggy
GT35R on a standard engine......
Old 26 January 2011, 11:57 AM
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please try it lol i want to see how tough these standard engines are

i like the sound of a 10sec run on a standard engine

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Old 26 January 2011, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted by banny sti
GT35R on a standard engine......
was thikning more like a gt30 maybe billet..

only problem if I will also have a 2.35 spare at the same time..
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Originally Posted by eggy790
please try it lol i want to see how tough these standard engines are

i like the sound of a 10sec run on a standard engine
no no, dont make it a challenge!!!
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Lol @ Simon, go for it m8, like the man says "What's the worst that can happen", lmao.

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Old 26 January 2011, 12:31 PM
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Hello rods...............
Old 26 January 2011, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
was thikning more like a gt30 maybe billet..

only problem if I will also have a 2.35 spare at the same time..
Run the 2 litre to limit/destruction and then swap to the 2.35
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Run the 2 litre to limit/destruction and then swap to the 2.35
yes or remove and refresh and sell a perfectly good engine
Old 26 January 2011, 02:24 PM
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lol but that last option simon is boring see if it'll handle 550
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Ive just been reading this, and im still amazed that standard internals can run such power.... So what is the consensus of a newage ecu (MY02) in terms of a reliable map - Is 450bhp with the right supporting mods and setup deemed as doable? I can see Simon's point regarding the 'live' mapping rather the 'stop starting', but in terms of running around 450 on a budget, the ECU is more than capable is it whilst being "Safe"?

My Plans so far:
UK Spec 2002 STI
GT30
76mm Samco inlet
3" Decat
Sard FPR
255 Walbro
Standard TMIC (Fmic later this year, so at present will struggle past 400?!?!)
Standard Headers (again changing later this year)
Standard 550cc (tempting on 750cc deatschwerks)

Thoughts ?

Rob
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Rob the standard ecu can only read to around 1.5 bar, so would factor a boost controller once you aim for 450bhp
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Not strictly Banny.

It will control the boost upto the map sensor max which is greater than 1.5bar but you cant see internally.

Simon
Old 08 March 2011, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
Not strictly Banny.

It will control the boost upto the map sensor max which is greater than 1.5bar but you cant see internally.

Simon
Cool, do you lose any of the safety though?
Old 08 March 2011, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by banny sti
Cool, do you lose any of the safety though?
no, not done properly
Old 08 March 2011, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
no, not done properly
That is why you're the man
Old 08 March 2011, 03:08 PM
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but how easy is it to do simon? surely its a lot easier at this point to go aftermarket management where the ecu works with you..? or i could be all wrong and it's just people dont try to push standard ecu far enough to see what its capable off..
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Originally Posted by eggy790
but how easy is it to do simon? surely its a lot easier at this point to go aftermarket management where the ecu works with you..? or i could be all wrong and it's just people dont try to push standard ecu far enough to see what its capable off..
very easy its just part of mapping it.

yes well after market would be a good move but say 1.65bar rather than 1.5bar is a considerable power increase on a T or similar turbo.

After market management will still be restricted by the map sensor limit which can be changed for a 3bar map sensor for example but all that can be accessed on the oe ecu too but really when getting to mid to late 400s after market opens up the options further but to run 1.65bar rather than 1.5bar is v nice, especially if the owner cant afford or want to afford after market ecu.

Simon
Old 08 March 2011, 05:11 PM
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Well if Simon can get mine to withstand 2+ bar from my AET GT3076 hybrid etc...

The MAF is going to run out of capacity soon ?

LoL

dunx

P.S. Really meant to ask Simon to run the deltadash for an estimated BHP value last time he helped me out (Again !)... DOH !

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Newage internals still going strong

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Sort of lost in this thread. Ive just built a Jdm Sti running sc46 and other mods. With a syvec ecu. It got mapped to 465 bhp. It was in the car no less than 2 weeks before a con rod decided to break free through the block. If people are running over this how are they lasting. The engine was blown at brands on a track day. It wasn't buzzed either. Got another Jdm block coming fri. So what should I be running it at for it not to go pop.

Steve.
Old 08 March 2011, 10:40 PM
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A fresh one will be good for 450 bhp all day long, IMHO.

dunx

P.S. Beyond that is just a matter of time...
Old 08 March 2011, 10:46 PM
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i was in bannys on sat.. believe me the way that car was pulling, it seemed nice n healthy even after all the abuse he gives it!

does give me hope for mine lol but i stil have that fear of it popping lol and me not being one of the lucky ones.
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Originally Posted by dunx
A fresh one will be good for 450 bhp all day long, IMHO.

dunx

P.S. Beyond that is just a matter of time...
Dunx has your engine not been poorly for a few years now, and still pulling 2 Bar

I'll be heading for 450 this year, with the intenton of having funds available for a rebuild at the end of the year when I push for 500 if it ends up spitting the dummy out, well a rod anyway!

The way I see it - if you can get a comfortable 450 with reliable parts and a good map, then to push the car further ie 500 shouldnt be too difficult, and if it does end in tears, then a further 3k should get you a 2.1 and you hopefully should already have the right supporting mods

Rob
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Yes three years ago she gave some poor leakage test figures.

But no oil used and the only symptom has been relatively poor spool...

With the two add-on turbos anyway.

She's not knocking or rattling but has a minor cam cover leak to stop the underside rusting...

I reckoned it's down to a couple/few crispy fried exhaust valves but we will find out next month when it comes out and then off to visit EngineTuner.

dunx

P.S. If it had let go I'd just source a CDB after seeing it take 650 bhp in Arf's car...

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Old 09 March 2011, 11:32 AM
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Originally Posted by dunx
Yes three years ago she gave some poor leakage test figures.

But no oil used and the only symptom has been relatively poor spool...

With the two add-on turbos anyway.

She's not knocking or rattling but has a minor cam cover leak to stop the underside rusting...

I reckoned it's down to a couple/few crispy fried exhaust valves but we will find out next month when it comes out and then off to visit EngineTuner.

dunx

P.S. If it had let go I'd just source a CDB after seeing it take 650 bhp in Arf's car...
Good work Dunx

How long is the car likely to be off road? I guess you wont be entering the Grudgements / SSO in the first quarter this year?

Rob
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I will be entering a some grudgement days and sso, unless the plans for my new engine are underway just finalising the details at the moment.
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At my age... I'd be laughed of site by Trev...

dunx

P.S. No budget left for another clutch so softly goes till April next year when I see if I still have a job... Again !
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Whats age Dunx!!.... Jesus christ you'll be train spotting next!!!

My Budget is fooked now anyway, I was trying to do this a cheaply as possible to see if it possible to get a circ 400bhp car by chucking as little money as possible at it with scope for further power in the future with bought mods in mind.

My Spec has changed a little lol

UK Spec 2002 STI
GT30
76mm Samco inlet
3" Decat
Sard FPR
255 Walbro
Hayward and Scott Headers (recently sourced)
Standard TMIC (Fmic later this year, so at present will struggle past 400?!?!)
Standard 550cc (staying with these for the time being)

Rob

PS - Need to start thinking about how I'm going to get the car to handle and stop now
Coilovers bought - fitting/setup next week
H Brace - fitting next week

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Originally Posted by Rob Day
Whats age Dunx!!.... Jesus christ you'll be train spotting next!!!
I live next door but one to a railway line...

Does that count ?

LoL

dunx
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Originally Posted by dunx
I live next door but one to a railway line...

Does that count ?

LoL

dunx
Oh yes

Well at least your neighbours dont have much say about the sound of your car then!!!
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