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Old 02 October 2021, 12:09 PM
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Hi Guys,

i would like to get some advise from you. Iam driving a 02 UK STi and my stock VF35 has lost some power (producing only 1,5bar with disconnected bosst pressure control). Because there is nothing like a VF30/35/34 on the used market here in germany i bought a VF22 with only 20000km/12500miles on the clock.

I havenīt installed the turbo yet, but googled a lot and the most of the threads/postings sayed its not a good turbo. Most say that the VF22 doesnīt like more then ~1,3bar before the compressor wheel will brake. Can you guys confirm that?

I wanted to reach something like 350hp/355ps but havenīt found out yet if thats safley possible and what boost would be needed on the VF22.
Would i be a good upgrade to change the compressor wheel for reliability against something like a billet wheel from kinugawa?

If someone has any experience with the VF22 (specialy in terms of boost and reliabilty) i really would appreciate some info.

Best regards

My car:
2002 Bugeye STi
Walbro 255
High flow cat
Rest is stock

PS: sorry for my bad english!
Old 08 October 2021, 10:34 AM
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I would recommend a VF36/ or 7 for your vehicle. I have previous experience of a VF36 hybrid built, with supporting mods it made 400bhp.

VF22 is limited to power it can make, turbine size etc.
Old 08 October 2021, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by harry007
I would recommend a VF36/ or 7 for your vehicle. I have previous experience of a VF36 hybrid built, with supporting mods it made 400bhp.

VF22 is limited to power it can make, turbine size etc.
Old 08 October 2021, 12:44 PM
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Vf36 / 37 is a twin scroll arrangement so he has no chance of fitting to a 2002 car without major change of manifolds, etc............
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Get the VF35 rebuilt.
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