Dissapointed with Dyno results
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Dissapointed with Dyno results
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Recently had my GB270 wagon in for a Ecutek remap and have to say was slightly dissapointed with the end results. Prior to the remap I got Subaru4u to install a VF35 and a cosworth panel filter. No other upgrades where made to the stock fuel pump and solenoid. Essentially the end result was 289.4HP and 334 fftlb.
I must admit I was expecting the car to easily hit the 320BHP mark but was told that due to the fact I put supermarket Ron97 in the tank, it showed a lower result. I have since been using Vpower but the car is due to go back for a remap next month and I cant help but think surely the lower results cannot just be because of the fuel that was used.
Any thoughts guys?
BR
Recently had my GB270 wagon in for a Ecutek remap and have to say was slightly dissapointed with the end results. Prior to the remap I got Subaru4u to install a VF35 and a cosworth panel filter. No other upgrades where made to the stock fuel pump and solenoid. Essentially the end result was 289.4HP and 334 fftlb.
I must admit I was expecting the car to easily hit the 320BHP mark but was told that due to the fact I put supermarket Ron97 in the tank, it showed a lower result. I have since been using Vpower but the car is due to go back for a remap next month and I cant help but think surely the lower results cannot just be because of the fuel that was used.
Any thoughts guys?
BR
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3 port boost solenoid and a 255lph fuel pump would be a good starting point
We can help with the fuel pump and we also have a second hand 3 port boost solenoid as well which you can have for £25
Pump link below
http://www.scoobyworx.com/fuel-systems-38-c.asp
We can help with the fuel pump and we also have a second hand 3 port boost solenoid as well which you can have for £25
Pump link below
http://www.scoobyworx.com/fuel-systems-38-c.asp
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3 port boost solenoid and a 255lph fuel pump would be a good starting point
We can help with the fuel pump and we also have a second hand 3 port boost solnoid as well which you can have for £25
Pump link below
http://www.scoobyworx.com/fuel-systems-38-c.asp
We can help with the fuel pump and we also have a second hand 3 port boost solnoid as well which you can have for £25
Pump link below
http://www.scoobyworx.com/fuel-systems-38-c.asp
It is actually rather frustrating as I did ask before the remap was done if the fuel pump and solenoid should be upgraded. Was told it wasnt really needed as the stock ones on the GB270 are good enough for 350bhp.
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My 05 Wrx blob made 280bhp and 290 lb ft torque on a std td04. Mapped by Duncan/ racedynamix. But to get this result i did put on a sti uppipe, Prodrive sports cat, decat centre pipe, Prodrive rear box. Also did put in 225 fuel pump, 3 port sol valve and greens panel filter. This got the most out of the turbo and the injectors now running at 98% and boost at 1.3 bar. Fantastic car now.
Have you still got standard downpipe on and uppipe? If so change em to get the most out of that good turbo. Just think what Prodrive did on the wr1 or sti with ppp.
Have you still got standard downpipe on and uppipe? If so change em to get the most out of that good turbo. Just think what Prodrive did on the wr1 or sti with ppp.
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My 05 Wrx blob made 280bhp and 290 lb ft torque on a std td04. Mapped by Duncan/ racedynamix. But to get this result i did put on a sti uppipe, Prodrive sports cat, decat centre pipe, Prodrive rear box. Also did put in 225 fuel pump, 3 port sol valve and greens panel filter. This got the most out of the turbo and the injector now running at 98% and boost at 1.3 bar. Fantastic car now.
Have you still got standard downpipe on and uppipe?
Have you still got standard downpipe on and uppipe?
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Ok. Still think it could have a standard downpipe as ppp Wrx only kicks out 265bhp. And only change to the exhaust is the last cat to a straight through version. Ppp uk sti is the one you want to match. One cat only being Prodrive sports downpipe cat.
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Thanks Trev, I have no reason to doubt them and they were very helpful. Not sure about the up-pipe as I don't know what the stock one is. I still think the fuel pump and solenoid is an essential upgrade as the stock one has done 54k already so could probably do with replacing.
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mapping.
regarding gb 270 one of the guys here will know. But think just ppp pack with intercooler pipe. Prodrive rear box, straight through delete cat, and ppp map.
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I'm only looking to achieve around 320bhp which should be rather easy on a VF35.. Considering the advice provided above I think the following seems sensible to achieve this.
3 port boost solenoid
255 fuel pump upgrade
Uppipe replacement ( potentially)
Put V Power in this time.
Anything missed?
3 port boost solenoid
255 fuel pump upgrade
Uppipe replacement ( potentially)
Put V Power in this time.
Anything missed?
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Mine's not fella as kept resinator pipe in place and got a Prodrive back box. I think most will agree it the best way to keep it quiet with no drone on motor way. Not difference to standard car which i had at the beginning of last week before bits went on and road mapping.
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reducing the ron will pull power back alot, but would have thought it would still crack 300. my 2.5wrx didnt run out of fueling on the standard pump untill around 330bhp, although that was on a sc46 while being mapped. Also still on the standard boost solenoid and now running 404/421 fully mapped up
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reducing the ron will pull power back alot, but would have thought it would still crack 300. my 2.5wrx didnt run out of fueling on the standard pump untill around 330bhp, although that was on a sc46 while being mapped. Also still on the standard boost solenoid and now running 404/421 fully mapped up
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But as the guys said pump, fuel 99, and 3port will help alot
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If you're still running with factory cats in place that's almost certainly the reason for the poor result, combined with fuel pump and low RON fuel.
The standard boost solenoid should control the boost fine at that level, so I wouldn't suggest replacing this unless Subaru4U are having problems controlling the boost.
So, replace cats with decat/sports cat units, fuel pump, and Shell V Power and you'd see results around your expectations
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The standard boost solenoid should control the boost fine at that level, so I wouldn't suggest replacing this unless Subaru4U are having problems controlling the boost.
So, replace cats with decat/sports cat units, fuel pump, and Shell V Power and you'd see results around your expectations
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If you're still running with factory cats in place that's almost certainly the reason for the poor result, combined with fuel pump and low RON fuel.
The standard boost solenoid should control the boost fine at that level, so I wouldn't suggest replacing this unless Subaru4U are having problems controlling the boost.
So, replace cats with decat/sports cat units, fuel pump, and Shell V Power and you'd see results around your expectations
Neil
The standard boost solenoid should control the boost fine at that level, so I wouldn't suggest replacing this unless Subaru4U are having problems controlling the boost.
So, replace cats with decat/sports cat units, fuel pump, and Shell V Power and you'd see results around your expectations
Neil
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reducing the ron will pull power back alot, but would have thought it would still crack 300. my 2.5wrx didnt run out of fueling on the standard pump untill around 330bhp, although that was on a sc46 while being mapped. Also still on the standard boost solenoid and now running 404/421 fully mapped up
After fitting an RCM 350 my 650 injectors ran 442hp at 85% IDC.
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