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Old 10 April 2012, 07:21 PM
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Little update:


We are been today get mapped at SRR our AEM Water Methanol injection with 50 water/50methanol mix and we are made below figures,plus we are get finally sorted wideband,its finally fitted and we are finally running full time wideband via Syvecs


Duncan work again with his magic and fit for us Wideband for which we are really appreciated and really thanks to Duncan for this

Again thanks Duncan for mapping and for fitting and mapping the wideband.

Plus thanks too Charlie for Syvecs stickers and for hospitality

Here are bellow dyno runs for T99 with 50/50 water methanol inkection








Please note,this is only Water methanol injection,not proper 20% mixing methanol in the tank with Vpower or T99,AEM Water methanol working only at range from 1.0-1.5bar(at 1.5bar is water methanol injection shut down/switched off).Water methanol will not replace methanol mixing with fuel at tank,but only help for better safety






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Cant see the graphs on my work PC ;(

where's my phone

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Hi Jura,

I just had a quick look at the dyno on my phone, I thought you were running close to 500bhp on Vpower?

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you want the back closer "matched" than 1/2 degree IMO...........
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Originally Posted by Rob Day
Hi Jura,

I just had a quick look at the dyno on my phone, I thought you were running close to 500bhp on Vpower?

Rob
Hi Rob

This is on V-power and 50/50 water methanol mix,not on V-power and 20% methanol plus 50/50 Water methanol.We are expecting with V-power and 50/50 water methanol plus 20% methanol(mixed with V-power at fuel tank) somewhere at region 500bhp+

Water methanol is not for making power,just for safety and extra bhp will help too on V-power maps,plus this is only working from range of the 1-1.5bar(at 1.5bar is cut off for water methanol kit)

And yes we are running 4 maps on 20% methanol(mixed at tank with V-power or T99) at 490bhp.


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Originally Posted by stockcar
you want the back closer "matched" than 1/2 degree IMO...........
Agreed Alyn,we will need and will be done in few days.This is only beta setup which will be adjusted soon


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I really don't see any point in meth injection at this level... in fact I don't see the point of it at any level. lol

Interesting to see results though.
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Originally Posted by Shaun
I really don't see any point in meth injection at this level... in fact I don't see the point of it at any level. lol

Interesting to see results though.
Basic lack of experience Shaun ?
Cooler charge temps are always a good thing, mix with these the added octane content from the meth and there you have it. Free power !
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Martin you bellend ... I know exactly what Meth can do, but it doesn't mean this specific application makes any sense to me personally.

It's not FREE power like you put it, unless suddenly the tooth fairy bought it,
fitted it, mapped it and keeps it totted up with a METH mix to net a couple of extra bhp.

If you read what Jura put, he said the main reason was for safety.... that is what I don't understand in reality. If I had to add something like METH injection for safety, I'd be changing my mapper first.

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Bellend ! Lol, good one
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Originally Posted by Shaun
I really don't see any point in meth injection at this level... in fact I don't see the point of it at any level. lol

Interesting to see results though.

Sorry Shaun methanol injection at this level is for just releasing extra power without the messing with putting meth into fuel tank... and we are happy with results(mix is around 65% water and 35% methanol)

Jura

Originally Posted by MartynJ
Basic lack of experience Shaun ?
Cooler charge temps are always a good thing, mix with these the added octane content from the meth and there you have it. Free power !
Thanks Martyn

Jura

Originally Posted by Shaun
Martin you bellend ... I know exactly what Meth can do, but it doesn't mean this specific application makes any sense to me personally.

It's not FREE power like you put it, unless suddenly the tooth fairy bought it,
fitted it, mapped it and keeps it totted up with a METH mix to net a couple of extra bhp.

If you read what Jura put, he said the main reason was for safety.... that is what I don't understand in reality. If I had to add something like METH injection for safety, I'd be changing my mapper first.
Shaun we are paid good price and really as i said before we are running 8 maps(2x V-power maps,2xV-power with 50/50 water methanol injection and 3 are just V-power with 20% methanol with different boost levels ALS,LC) and this is just for safety(please read this as not messing and putting with methanol into fuel tank,its nothing to do with our mapper).

We are all ready made 490bhp on 20% methanol and this 50/50 water methanol kit(in our case 65% water and 35% methanol) is good enough to made 465bhp and we are happy




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It spools well mate
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Martyn,
You know my way with words.

Jura,
Regardless the results are of course interesting.... but I still don't "get" why you've gone that route.

Anyway.... nice results and good information for the rest of us.
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It's been a while since I have had a look at this thread Jura but you must have the best sorted Impreza Wagon in the UK, it's a real credit to you and it just seems to get better.

Bob Rawle was using water/methanol aquamist injection on his STi V5 a while ago and he rated it's benefits for cooling temperatures and improving combustion highly.

I nearly went for it myself on my Spec C, it was only because when I received the kit it had parts missing that meant that I had to send it back as the missing parts weren't available at the time.

Well done.
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Originally Posted by Fai17
It spools well mate
Thanks there

Jura

Originally Posted by Shaun
Martyn,
You know my way with words.

Jura,
Regardless the results are of course interesting.... but I still don't "get" why you've gone that route.

Anyway.... nice results and good information for the rest of us.
Thanks Shaun and really this has been our experiment(after reading some tests on the Nasioc and other US sites) and we are been curious how much we will make with this and V-Power/T99,plus as i said we are want some safety related to the filling/messing with methanol..

Results are OK,just still think our heads are most limiting factor on this build and due this we are thinking putting JDM STi heads and see difference on spool up and bhp

Jura

Originally Posted by Cannon Fodder
It's been a while since I have had a look at this thread Jura but you must have the best sorted Impreza Wagon in the UK, it's a real credit to you and it just seems to get better.

Bob Rawle was using water/methanol aquamist injection on his STi V5 a while ago and he rated it's benefits for cooling temperatures and improving combustion highly.

I nearly went for it myself on my Spec C, it was only because when I received the kit it had parts missing that meant that I had to send it back as the missing parts weren't available at the time.

Well done.
Thanks Ty for kind comment


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Jura...

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Originally Posted by trails
Thanks Ian


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Little update:

After speaking with Neil@ Slowboy racing and my brother,we are going with JDM STi heads(hopefully JDM STi big port) or our one with some sort of porting and polishing and finally we will know for sure,how much our heads has been limiting factor and plus will be interesting to see if we will gain on spool up and bhp


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Jura those ones have been sold, sorry!

Pretty sure the v7 UK heads are big port too, but wortha check on 22B
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Was an interesting exercise for sure. On a straight comparison it made 15 bhp difference approx 3% improvement which isn't bad at all IMO.

Heads will again be interesting to back to back the results to see whether the top end comes alive with better airflow. I suspect it will.

Lovely wagon.
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@jurra
Drewster on 22b has some big port heat that have been ringed if your after a set.
loving the car btw !
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Originally Posted by trails
Jura those ones have been sold, sorry!

Pretty sure the v7 UK heads are big port too, but wortha check on 22B

Thanks Ian we will see and about the UK STi heads,they can be big port,but they will rev lower than JDM

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Originally Posted by dynamix
Was an interesting exercise for sure. On a straight comparison it made 15 bhp difference approx 3% improvement which isn't bad at all IMO.

Heads will again be interesting to back to back the results to see whether the top end comes alive with better airflow. I suspect it will.

Lovely wagon.

Thanks Duncan for mapping and fitting the wideband.

I know 3%(15bhp) is not too much,but we are happy with outcome and hopefully after fitting better heads we will break 500bhp on V-power and 20% methanol.

As you are said,will be interesting to see,how will affect the top end and spool up better heads

And again thanks Duncan


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@jurra
Drewster on 22b has some big port heat that have been ringed if your after a set.
loving the car btw !
mark
Thanks Mark.I've contacted Drewster about the heads and thanks for kind comment

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rev limit is down to valve train Jura and I thought they were identical across the 2.0 sti heads
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Originally Posted by trails
rev limit is down to valve train Jura and I thought they were identical across the 2.0 sti heads
Aha OK Ian thanks for info


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My jdm sti v7 revs to 8000 before it hits the redline so i think it must have hotter cams than the uk sti v7 . Not sure if the ports in the heads are the same as the uk sti or not ?

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good result
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Originally Posted by andy00v7
My jdm sti v7 revs to 8000 before it hits the redline so i think it must have hotter cams than the uk sti v7 . Not sure if the ports in the heads are the same as the uk sti or not ?

Andy
Our current JDM WRX cams can rev up to 7800RPM,where is rev limiter and i'm sure some JDM can run up to 8250RPM where is limiter.

Plus Jdm heads have high profile cams.UK don't and really not sure if they're big port

We are thinking go with JDM big port AVCS heads and we will see how it perform

Jura

Originally Posted by 786omar
good result
Thanks Omar


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Rev limiter is at 8250 on my jdm sti v7

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OK guys been today at Santa pod(lots of Fords there,Cosworth all sort,some lovely cars) and really strange happens...

Under WOT wagon loosing traction(like on road or drag strip),we are never have such of similar problem,problem is if you are apply full throttle front wheels like have been at air(i've looked today on drag strip and really front wheels just spin like hell),never seen this...

We are tried too on B-road applied full throttle and similar happens,is evidently front end is not stable have been before with old setup(wheel alignment setup i mean),its twitchy and really not sure

And times has been bad as can be,really we are want try LC and ALS there,but there we don't have any traction,we are been on Vreds and we are literately suffered with bad traction(which i never thought so about the AWD/4WD)

Now about the update on heads,we are going with STi V8 AVCS heads and if we wouldn't go with those heads we are thinking get Kelford(maybe BC EJ257 which not sure if they will fit in our heads) AVCS cams with better retainers and springs,all be revealed soon,just depends on more factors and hope so we will break 500bhp on 20% methanol


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You will get the Jura I'm sure.

Ref the PM, I'll be in touch next week

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