Power on a TMIC
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Power on a TMIC
HI peeps
Could someone help me with this little question?
What is the max power I could safely run with accompanying mods on a TMIC?
WRX STI UK MY53.
Cheers peeps in advance
Ado
Could someone help me with this little question?
What is the max power I could safely run with accompanying mods on a TMIC?
WRX STI UK MY53.
Cheers peeps in advance
Ado
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Just because a certain tuner ( fully forged motor ) managed 400 bhp DOESN'T mean it's good for a std. STI motor.
IMHO as you aim beyond 350 bhp an FMIC is advisable, mine made 340 bhp but had lots of extra timing added to help it spool.
Now running >2 bar of boost it's still going strong at over 400 bhp ( 2 years since mapping )
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IMHO as you aim beyond 350 bhp an FMIC is advisable, mine made 340 bhp but had lots of extra timing added to help it spool.
Now running >2 bar of boost it's still going strong at over 400 bhp ( 2 years since mapping )
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Just because a certain tuner ( fully forged motor ) managed 400 bhp DOESN'T mean it's good for a std. STI motor.
IMHO as you aim beyond 350 bhp an FMIC is advisable, mine made 340 bhp but had lots of extra timing added to help it spool.
Now running >2 bar of boost it's still going strong at over 400 bhp ( 2 years since mapping )
dunx
IMHO as you aim beyond 350 bhp an FMIC is advisable, mine made 340 bhp but had lots of extra timing added to help it spool.
Now running >2 bar of boost it's still going strong at over 400 bhp ( 2 years since mapping )
dunx
Again you are talking about the 2 bar boost elsewhere,but not every turbo will make 2 bar,just have look at SC46/50 range,yes are billet etc.
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But unless you try an FMIC on the car, how do you know how much the TMIC is restricting the power ?
I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
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I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
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But unless you try an FMIC on the car, how do you know how much the TMIC is restricting the power ?
I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
dunx
I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
dunx
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But unless you try an FMIC on the car, how do you know how much the TMIC is restricting the power ?
I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
dunx
I watched a 380 bhp 2.5 WRX on the dyno today and each run suffered with increasing amounts of heat soak...
Mine has done two runs and they were identical. Are you saying that mine would manage >2 bar on a TMIC without prroblems ? I don't think so.
dunx
This don't know without the dyno,i know on TMIC you will make 400bhp,but with good FMIC is possible higher figure..
About the heat soak,yes that's true,i must admit...
I don't think you will able/manage make this figure(2.0 bar) on standard TMIC,i say before this depend on more factors like turbo etc.
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Ask Andy Forrest how big his top mount was !
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P.S. Isn't a dyno run just like a launch from the lights, and the next set... and...
LoL
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P.S. Isn't a dyno run just like a launch from the lights, and the next set... and...
Last edited by dunx; 12 March 2011 at 10:34 AM.
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Sod all wrong with a newage TMIC at 400bhp. I have no problem on a dyno or via continued power runs on the road, with any perceivable power loss. For a road car it is fine. Continued hammering on track, I agree a decent FMIC would perform better.
Personally a couple of bhp drop at this level isn't worthy of my £500+ for road use, but hey it's your money!
Personally a couple of bhp drop at this level isn't worthy of my £500+ for road use, but hey it's your money!
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