Do you own turbo or none turbo?
Was just wondering how many people on this site own an Impreza turbo?
As i've seen quite a few people own none turbo's. Nothing wrong with that, but just wondered whats the ratio of people that own turbo's and none turbo's |
Lol should change it to "Who admits they drive a N/A" haha
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Two turbos, one car, not made by Subaru :)
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Originally Posted by Graz
(Post 11550847)
Two turbos, one car, not made by Subaru :)
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I did wonder that, i none there's alot of none turbo owners on this site, just for people who vote, user names can not been seen so who quotes for what will not be known
Originally Posted by SAM-UK300
(Post 11550844)
Lol should change it to "Who admits they drive a N/A" haha
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just to point out your spelling is as retarded as your threads...
NON turbo :) |
Its not retarded i just like being different :D
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The NA Imprezas are surprisingly tunable. There's a good reason why they've never been sold pushing 200bhp.
Both the WRX and NA are detuned as to not embarrass/rival the flagship Impreza. Which they easily do when tuned to the same output. |
I'm guessing you own a None turbo then?
I've never heard a single thread saying there easy to tune? How?
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11550890)
The NA Imprezas are surprisingly tunable. There's a good reason why they've never been sold pushing 200bhp.
Both the WRX and NA are detuned as to not embarrass/rival the flagship Impreza. Which they easily do when tuned to the same output. |
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Originally Posted by jaygsi
(Post 11550977)
I'm guessing you own a None turbo then?
I've never heard a single thread saying there easy to tune? How? 300bhp is possible from a 2.5 N/A with full torque nearly available at 2k. Biggest obstacle is some of the biggest hurdles need fabrication. Just as the Newage WRX use a precat to tame boost the N/A's have headers and inlet manifold designed purely to limit high end power whilst boosting low down performance. The big costs will be in forged pistons, standalone ECU, cams and porting on the heads etc. Though many claim the procedure will be pointless and an unnecessary expense, pit a 300bhp N/A Impreza against a Forced Induction 265bhp Newage. Obviously lightweight pulleys, aircon removal (if applicable) will free up 20hp at the wheels to really be a real world terror. You'll still get 40mpg on a long run too so the mods will pay for themselves within 10 years! |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11551110)
What you have to take on board is that the N/A doesn't need massively tuning it is massively detuned.
300bhp is possible from a 2.5 N/A with full torque nearly available at 2k. Biggest obstacle is some of the biggest hurdles need fabrication. Just as the Newage WRX use a precat to tame boost the N/A's have headers and inlet manifold designed purely to limit high end power whilst boosting low down performance. The big costs will be in forged pistons, standalone ECU, cams and porting on the heads etc. Though many claim the procedure will be pointless and an unnecessary expense, pit a 300bhp N/A Impreza against a Forced Induction 265bhp Newage. Obviously lightweight pulleys, aircon removal (if applicable) will free up 20hp at the wheels to really be a real world terror. You'll still get 40mpg on a long run too so the mods will pay for themselves within 10 years! Glad your still on here mate!!!:thumb: |
An impezza is still a imprezza no matter what it's aspiration
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Wonder if it could be done for less than 10k?
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Originally Posted by jaygsi
(Post 11550819)
Was just wondering how many people on this site own an Impreza turbo?
As i've seen quite a few people own none turbo's. Nothing wrong with that, but just wondered whats the ratio of people that own turbo's and none turbo's |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11551110)
What you have to take on board is that the N/A doesn't need massively tuning it is massively detuned.
300bhp is possible from a 2.5 N/A with full torque nearly available at 2k. Biggest obstacle is some of the biggest hurdles need fabrication. Just as the Newage WRX use a precat to tame boost the N/A's have headers and inlet manifold designed purely to limit high end power whilst boosting low down performance. The big costs will be in forged pistons, standalone ECU, cams and porting on the heads etc. Though many claim the procedure will be pointless and an unnecessary expense, pit a 300bhp N/A Impreza against a Forced Induction 265bhp Newage. Obviously lightweight pulleys, aircon removal (if applicable) will free up 20hp at the wheels to really be a real world terror. You'll still get 40mpg on a long run too so the mods will pay for themselves within 10 years! |
Originally Posted by fat-thomas
(Post 11551198)
your trolling is far to obvious that's why you always end up replying to yourself to bump up your threads ;)
He's got a long way to go before he's at your level hey Dan :thumb: |
Imprezive...
...most imprezive |
Hi
I have a Hawkeye 2.0 R Sport - 160 bhp as standard and my mrs has a MY2000 Sport Special in Kashmir Yellow. I've been told that the JDM R Sport had 190 bhp as standard - 30 bhp increase from a different ECU. I love them both - for different reasons. Andy. |
Not many people have tuned N/A Imprezas to levels around 250bhp, I expect as it's a budget version most owners can't afford serious mods or if they can there are 2, 3 or more Scoobs of the same year with better specs, others probably don't know just how tunable their EJ engine is. It'll be interesting to see if many BRZ's get to 250-300 without forced induction being the top of the range as it stands.
Another N/A doing a 13.8, I suspect most Newage STI's do the 1/4 mile in around 14.0 Hmm, could be the base of a nice project: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-SUBAR...item2597f7989a |
Originally Posted by Paulo P
(Post 11550852)
Same here :D
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So theres only 4 none turbo owners on this site?
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Originally Posted by mickywrx
(Post 11551636)
Pics of your Twin Turbo, or STFU Paul. :D
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d3...pslqrbcpzx.jpg |
I was a non turbo owner up until March this year, but I'm now a turbo owner again. I've owned two turbos & two non turbos and can honestly say that I've enjoyed every single one of them. I've sold my classic non turbo to my sister :D
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What about all the other models of Subaru?
Mine has two turbos :) |
Lotus Carlton dribble, mate of mine had one of those
You mean your Legacy has 2 turbo's no impreza was made with 2 turbo's |
Yes the Legacy GTB is factory Twin Turbo, with factory full Bilstein suspension set up :)
JDM gets all the good stuff :) |
Originally Posted by RS_Matt
(Post 11551570)
Not many people have tuned N/A Imprezas to levels around 250bhp, I expect as it's a budget version most owners can't afford serious mods or if they can there are 2, 3 or more Scoobs of the same year with better specs, others probably don't know just how tunable their EJ engine is. It'll be interesting to see if many BRZ's get to 250-300 without forced induction being the top of the range as it stands.
Another N/A doing a 13.8, I suspect most Newage STI's do the 1/4 mile in around 14.0 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS NA 1/4 mile - YouTube Hmm, could be the base of a nice project: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2007-SUBAR...item2597f7989a And how much do you think it costs to get a non turbo impreza up to STI performance levels ???? It's a completely pointless process. |
Originally Posted by MattyB1983
(Post 11552863)
And how much do you think it costs to get a non turbo impreza up to STI performance levels ????
It's a completely pointless process. TBH I've done something similar but not quite so largely scaled with a Ford Escort RS200 4X4 in the 90's. Re-boring to 2.1 added 15bhp right off the bat, cams, decat, chipped it, air filter, exhaust, fuel pressure regulator etc etc etc. It would wipe the floor with UK spec Imprezas. For me that's fun. It surprised a few dyno owners lol. Max power magazine were running a 300bhp N/A RS2000 at the time too. It was hot pink if memory serves me right. :freak3: Sure it may cost if you don't have a budget but just the gratification from surprising folks will be well worth it. Sometimes it isn't about easy numbers. Why do I climb Ben Nevis each year to get a good view when there's a ski lift on a near by mountain? |
It'd be interesting to see a thread dedicated to tuned N/A's to see what power they are putting out.
I've read about several N/A USA Imps pushing out around 250-300BHP but I've not found many projects that have taken power to a useful, lag free and fun 220-250ish. |
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