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Old 27 October 2005, 08:51 PM
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hi there,

is it possible to put 300bhp in a my98/97 ej20 with stock internals without destroying it in the first runs? not an sti...
Old 28 October 2005, 08:12 AM
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Of course it's possible.

As long as it's done correctly.

Have a peek at Carl Daveys thread in the projects section.
Lots of info on how he took his MY98 to 300bhp.
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for now I only have a BMC short ram air intake, supersprint turbo back exhaust and dawes device ( 1,2 bar ).
I was thinking in adding an FMIC, IHI VF22 turbo (leaving the dawes at 1,2 bar), up pipe, fuel pump, FSE regulator, 550 cc injectors and Unichip...
Old 28 October 2005, 09:32 AM
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If your aim is only 300bhp, i would opt for 440's over the 550's, unless you plan to go further.
FMIC isn't really needed to hit 300bhp either.

And i would've thought that a new ecu would take away the need of the dawes for boost control.
Old 28 October 2005, 05:01 PM
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"And i would've thought that a new ecu would take away the need of the dawes for boost control."

I think you are right.
Old 28 October 2005, 07:01 PM
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I would avoid the fragile vf22 like the plague.
Old 28 October 2005, 08:41 PM
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Ive had no probs with my vf22, it gets a lot of abuse and its pushing 330bhp
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I have a couple of vf22's on my workbench, combined mileage less than 5000 and both have thrown blades
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Portugal ! Nice and warm...You would benefit from a fmic,td05 or vf28 sx reg/walbro pump 440's or 550's ported headers and uppipe depends where your going later,and apexi pfc
Theres a few classics around running 325+ on standard internals 1.5bar+
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336 at 1.5 bar on a uk here
Old 28 October 2005, 09:05 PM
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And over 142,000mls 1 engine and a number of gearboxes
UK 97\98

Originally Posted by Peanuts
336 at 1.5 bar on a uk here

Last edited by morpheous; 28 October 2005 at 09:08 PM.
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do you think is there any problem in just adding the fmic and the ihi? without the other stuff, it won't get the same results but is there any problem?
Old 28 October 2005, 09:13 PM
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uk99, still on 1st (standard) engine, 120,000 miles and swapped the gearbox to sti as a precaution, original gearbox is in a uk97 thats been dragged and still going strong (which makes me wish I hadnt spunked the mullah on the sti box)
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The only way i wouls have a VF22 is if it's turned into a MD304 like on mine!
Currently running about 320ish on a MY99 Uk turbo.

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do you think just by changing the turbo to the vf22 ( mantaining 1,2 bar of boost ) a remap is really necessary or the my98 ecu can handle it?
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Originally Posted by Peanuts
original gearbox is in a uk97 thats been dragged and still going strong
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