How much BHP can i get from MY99
24 September 2009, 08:13 PM
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Around 270, and you dont need a fuel pump for that 
Upgrade the turbo and you should then upgrade the fuel pump, standard one is the same as the STI's etc which run 276bhp out the box.
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Upgrade the turbo and you should then upgrade the fuel pump, standard one is the same as the STI's etc which run 276bhp out the box.
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More power basically, if you upgrade to say a vf35 (which is a larger turbo) which is one of the preferred upgrades as they are pretty cheap then your looking at around 330bhp, but wouldnt go silly with the mapping on it, 330/300 is a nice figure for longevity of your car
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then your looking at around 330bhp, but wouldnt go silly with the mapping on it, 330/300 is a nice figure for longevity of your car Tony
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Not sure what size of injectors he has is it the 380`s or the 440`s in a UK 99? would the if he has the 380`s would they flow enough for 330(ish)
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More power basically, if you upgrade to say a vf35 (which is a larger turbo) which is one of the preferred upgrades as they are pretty cheap then your looking at around 330bhp, but wouldnt go silly with the mapping on it, 330/300 is a nice figure for longevity of your car
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then your looking at around 330bhp, but wouldnt go silly with the mapping on it, 330/300 is a nice figure for longevity of your car Tony
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