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Old 22 February 2017, 10:17 PM
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Looking for 2.5 power graphs and specs, 500bhp+. What ya running?
Old 22 February 2017, 11:02 PM
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Fully closed deck 2.5 with 14mm head studs, forced performance red turbo , ,forced performance 83mm inlet pipe ,,850cc injectors , teg sport FMIC , custom induction kit with RCM cone filter , classic 3 port , 531bhp @ 1.7bar , prob missed a few bits


Old 22 February 2017, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by domino46
Fully closed deck 2.5 with 14mm head studs, forced performance red turbo , ,forced performance 83mm inlet pipe ,,850cc injectors , teg sport FMIC , custom induction kit with RCM cone filter , classic 3 port , 531bhp @ 1.7bar , prob missed a few bits


Must be nice to drive
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Originally Posted by johnlogie
Must be nice to drive
Yeah iv got it just the way I want it now and brings a smile to my face when I'm out in it

Set on low boost


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Old 24 February 2017, 02:54 AM
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I can't be the only 2.5 over 500 surly ?
Old 24 February 2017, 01:05 PM
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thanks for posting it up,

yeah it looks like it :S
Old 24 February 2017, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by domino46
I can't be the only 2.5 over 500 surly ?
i find it hard to believe by how many 2.5 cdb conversions are always ready for postage at ASperformance.
​​​​​​There must have been 20 there ready to go last time I was there.

I keep toying with the idea of a 2.5cdb with darton or aebs sleeves and gas ring heads to support a Borg efr 9180. Just need to persuade the missus
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Originally Posted by domino46
Fully closed deck 2.5 with 14mm head studs, forced performance red turbo , ,forced performance 83mm inlet pipe ,,850cc injectors , teg sport FMIC , custom induction kit with RCM cone filter , classic 3 port , 531bhp @ 1.7bar , prob missed a few bits


Did Steve Simpson map yours? I have a FP green on my 2ltr Bug and that gives a nice 440bhp and he maps mine when required.
Old 25 February 2017, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by gazney101
i find it hard to believe by how many 2.5 cdb conversions are always ready for postage at ASperformance.
​​​​​​There must have been 20 there ready to go last time I was there.

I keep toying with the idea of a 2.5cdb with darton or aebs sleeves and gas ring heads to support a Borg efr 9180. Just need to persuade the missus
From all the forged 2.5s I see most stick under 500 ,, only couple iv seen over 500 is Bob Rawles owns car and Matt-c on here

Gas ring heads on a 2.5 ? ,, as far as I know the gas ring conversion is only for the 2.0 as iv got one being built for my WRC build but haven't heard of them for a 2.5

Friend had the darton sleeves and had nothing but problems and ended up starting again without them

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Old 25 February 2017, 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by 360ste
Did Steve Simpson map yours? I have a FP green on my 2ltr Bug and that gives a nice 440bhp and he maps mine when required.
Lots of good mappers out there but from personal experiences I will only use Bob Rawle for any of my motors
Old 25 February 2017, 12:42 PM
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Don't forget frayz!
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I was told by a lot of tuners to not push the 2.5 Forged engine to 500 bhp its very risky 450 bhp is the limited for them
Old 27 February 2017, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Nezscooby
I was told by a lot of tuners to not push the 2.5 Forged engine to 500 bhp its very risky 450 bhp is the limited for them

Depends on the block, mine is closed deck so i'm guessing OP's is as well
Old 27 February 2017, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Nezscooby
I was told by a lot of tuners to not push the 2.5 Forged engine to 500 bhp its very risky 450 bhp is the limited for them
550 is generally the 'limit' to be safe. Built to a high spec as well of course, due to the thin liners on the 2.5 blocks
Old 27 February 2017, 01:28 PM
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Standard block I'd be inclined to agree circa 450ish is a nice limit, going beyond that you want it to be pinned/closed decked and going 14mm studs defo helps
Old 27 February 2017, 02:32 PM
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Somewhat old this one, built it years ago using the finest Cosworth had to offer at the time inc a linered block Billet crank, rods, pistons, CNC heads and an old school non billet GT35 0.63.

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Old 28 February 2017, 12:03 AM
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You got any of a s206 on a 2.5 with newage wrx heads mart ??

Maz
Old 28 February 2017, 01:20 PM
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Unfortunately no, not a spec I've ever built.
Have done a 2.5 Classic on one again a long time ago so it would have been a Non Billet wheeled unit.

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Meth map on this one, Vpower was 460 or there abouts.
Old 28 February 2017, 04:01 PM
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Cheers mart , I got hold of an s206 with downpipe and massive inlet track at a good price so thought I would give it a whirl . Lol ! It's going on my classic rb5.
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Originally Posted by scooby2.5maz
Cheers mart , I got hold of an s206 with downpipe and massive inlet track at a good price so thought I would give it a whirl . Lol ! It's going on my classic rb5.
Will the wrx heads even be good enough to flow decent power for that turbo?
Old 28 February 2017, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bustaMOVEs
Will the wrx heads even be good enough to flow decent power for that turbo?

Some say 440 ish some have run 500 on stock heads and cams . I do have a set of v5/v6 sti heads but that'll be for when I need a refresh to get them chucked on
Mid 400,s I'm hoping for !!!

Maz
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Originally Posted by scooby2.5maz
Some say 440 ish some have run 500 on stock heads and cams . I do have a set of v5/v6 sti heads but that'll be for when I need a refresh to get them chucked on
Mid 400,s I'm hoping for !!!

Maz
I'd spend the extra and get the v5/6 refreshed and put on tbh. Unless you have the wrx avcs to aid in spool?
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Got plans for heads already . The spec of this engine was as is when I purchased the car so just trying to see what it can do as it is .

Got plans for later.on in the year with the block and heads

Maz
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v5 heads work very well on a 2.5
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a recent 2.5 build of mine, mapped by bob rawle, the dip in midrange was due to a bit wheelspin as roadsurface was wet

ej257 casings with 10mm thick plated inserts (CDB) using stock liners + 14mm headstuds
non avcs heads, ported, kelford 272/264 cams
owens standard position GT35/82



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Mine is also one of your closed deck builds Andy
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Originally Posted by domino46
Mine is also one of your closed deck builds Andy
yeah , i built the engine in that hatch 330s a couple of years ago, just previous to you owning the car i can remember the car having low milage and very clean, nice motor
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