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Infinity 13 May 2003 02:14 AM

Well done to Wuz and his beast :D:D:D:D:D:D (his brother piloted his scoob, cos he is still offshore :rolleyes:) Wuz reckons he is pushing 330BHP, that sort of time proves he is right :D

Hopefully BHP Developments should have it running in the low 11s or high 10s in a couple of months :D:D:D Tho there might be some competion in house ;) ie a DBM MY00 running silly amounts of BHP as well :D:D:D:D





[Edited by Infinity - 5/13/2003 2:14:43 AM]

WUZ 13 May 2003 02:25 AM

For gods sake man - go to bed will you!

Good stuff with the uppipe and downpipe, need to lag them when I get home.

Speak to you in a couple of days to sort out some parts and stuff (I'll speak to H&S ref the 3" stuff tomorrow hopefully)

Russell (watch out Andy F - we're gunnin' for ya:D)

WUZ 13 May 2003 02:27 AM

Forgot to ask the scottish groupies - anyone get any pictures or video footage of the car at Crail on Sunday - we'd really appreciate it:D

Russell

moses 13 May 2003 09:30 AM

congrats on the time mate :) what clutch were u using and under 11 secs best of luck for that :D loadsa loadsa money and stripping :D

Hamish69 13 May 2003 11:17 AM

Hi Wuz. Was it your car (the red one) that I raced against when I missed 3ed gear (Silver R33)? If so, I thought your car was a bit quick! We were pretty much neck and neck until my awful gear change I think! The low 12s is the sort of time I'd hope for with good start and gear changes. The fastest Impreza I've seen - well done!

Hamish

moses 13 May 2003 11:47 AM

hamish u aint seen andy f's yet and j banks their fast

john banks 13 May 2003 11:48 AM

What spec are you planning to run low 11s/high 10s gents?

moses 13 May 2003 12:21 PM

i think he is in lala land j banks :D i laughed 11 secs something possible but 10 secs wow alot of money and nos and a very strong diff and gearbox needed

Andy.F 13 May 2003 01:11 PM

R U Sure about the time guys ? I only see a 12.57 on the website ;)

Grant Swan 13 May 2003 02:03 PM

Hi Guys not one's for piping our trumpet but david ran a 12.36 last year in his white scooby with not very many mods.
Our NISMO pulsar is running in the 12.4's and has been quickest 2.0L turbo 4 times this year and it's still under development.This car has only cost £3.5K to build so far....
Not forgeting my black impreza (whoosh) last year at street car championships in August it was running in the 12.9 secs this we were very happy with.
Both cars are still getting more mods all the time.

Grant

moses 13 May 2003 04:00 PM

grant baby :D i saw 12.6 only i will need to check again but pulsars are good

foz01 13 May 2003 04:03 PM

yeah but what about the labour charges Grant ;)

Easy when you got a garage and some quiet times :p

Craig Mac21 13 May 2003 05:40 PM

Well well nice one Wuz however The web site said 12.57
How are you going to achieve low 11s high 10s then do tell

Craig

john banks 13 May 2003 06:48 PM

You'd need over 500 BHP to get into the 10s at standard weight, probably more like 550 BHP?

Hamish69 13 May 2003 07:06 PM

Is the discrepancy between the 12.6 and 12.3 figures due to the the inclusion/exclusion of reaction times?

WUZ 13 May 2003 07:20 PM

apparently the 12.6 included the reaction time from what I was told.

Hey, what do I know...I'm stuck in the middle of the north sea at the moment:D

I know that Andy F and John Banks have faster cars - I have never denied that. All I am saying is what I have been shown via fax from Aberdeen is the sheet with runs times and reaction times which shows we got a 12.3

I am not boasting about it...............I was just happy that the car achieved such a good time. There is no need for any bitterness amongst fellow scoobynetters

Everybody be cool, you be cool!

Russell

WUZ 13 May 2003 07:24 PM

JB - who said anything about "standard weight" or drivetrain :D

Grant - We really cannot call Dave car running 1.8 Bar " a mildly-modded car" can we?. No offence to you or Dave as you guys rebuilt the engine on my car!

Subtle hint for you - I am off to Australia very soon. Plus, my brother in law has some very high-up and influentual friends working for Prodrive in the states.

That's all that BHP Developments are saying for now.. Let's all wait and see shall we?

Russell

[Edited by WUZ - 5/13/2003 7:30:22 PM]

john banks 13 May 2003 07:57 PM

:D At present I'm not planning over 450 BHP as I think it would be a nightmare to drive anywhere other than on track, what you would gain in top end would be lost in real world torque delivery.

[Edited by john banks - 5/13/2003 8:01:52 PM]

moses 13 May 2003 10:20 PM

j b i might go to sams in 2 weeks u can have a shot and i wanna hear your girly scream :D

john banks 13 May 2003 11:05 PM

If I can take Andy F and T-uk's driving I think I can withstand anything ;)

Infinity 14 May 2003 12:00 AM

As Wuz said we are planing big things for either one or both of BHP Developments cars. I had a set of plans drawn up for a my car about a year ago, which Wuz can confirm, that was going to be an absolute monster. Its not going to be cheap, but if my calcs work out it should be relatively easy to drive in everyday circumstances, with a nice torque/bhp curve. Things will happen slightly further up the rev range, but there will be no NOS (unless it is used to cool the charge air). Drive train will be seriously uprated. As for a final BHP figure well you'll just have to guess at that. Hopefully it will be a first in the UK! :D:D:D:D

Martin

WUZ 14 May 2003 12:14 AM

You tell them son - It's time someone took the "you'll never make a 10 second car out of a subaru" myth and binned it:D

Russell

ps if you fancy a chat Martin, phone me on the same number you did yesterday!

teknopete 14 May 2003 12:37 AM

Good luck guys,

All i`m gonna add here is that myself and a few other well known scoobynetters have been tryin for the last few years to reach the golden 11 secs in a scoob n got no where near it. Even when pushing things so far as to break a good few gearboxes (5 at the last count for me) & engines (still on number 2) in the process. Think the closest up2 now was Andy`s 11.8 and the best I had was a measly lo 12. But hey we`re all listening fellas and waiting 2 b educated. I`m sure our man Tony R wouldn`t mind knowing how 2 break the 10 second barrier on a budget :confused:

So c`mon guys, do educate us. I 4 one would lurv 2 know what I shoulda spent my last £8K of repair bills on :D

Pete

WUZ 14 May 2003 12:55 AM

Pete - Define Budget? people spend 10 grand on getting an engine build for them and 5 of it is 100's of hours in labour for "blueprinting", porting , etc. We'll have no labour charges - just parts. Suddenly a 10 grand budget has become a 5 grand budget:D

also, I did NOT say it would get under 10 seconds, I said it would be a 10 second car ie, high 10's.There is a difference.

If John Banks feels he can get 450 out of his car and people are accepting the possibility of this then why are Martin and I being laughed off the board for trying to get 50 hp more? (no offence John - I do hope you do it just do show the non believers). Is it because we are unknown in the world of Subaru Tuning? 2-3 years ago nobody knew of Tony R (RIGOLI?) now he seems to be a god in Australia! Funny how things change one people see what you can do!

That added to the contacts and ongoing trade negotiations with certain Japanese, Australian ( it's amazing how cheaply family who work in international shipping can get a container from OZ to here for:D), British and American companies and the end result will be very, very good:D

Just because it hasn't been done yet doesn't mean it cannot be done. We hoped to get some enthusiasm about doing this but all we have had so far is mainly negative "no chance" comments. Where's all the community spirit that made me start using Scoobynet all those years ago?

Russell

ps I cannot confirm exactly how much of the final car will be "original", but it will be enough to still call it an Impreza (May not be 4WD though!)



[Edited by WUZ - 5/14/2003 1:13:09 AM]

teknopete 14 May 2003 01:19 AM

Wuz,


Just because it hasn't been done yet doesn't mean it cannot be done.
Hey I would hope so otherwise we`ve all just been waisting our time for the last few years :P :) And I jus wasted a bucket load of cash marrying an STi4 engine to a wrx drivetrain, with an aftermarket ECU, straight flowed TD05 and machining various other odds n ends :rolleyes: :D
Hell Sam & I sat down early last year & figured on paper what we needed 2 have a 10 second ish impreza (the full car i.e. AWD not just the shell) and I can tell you for nothing that u`ll b stretched 2 do it on £8K m8, but hey prove me wrong PLEASE.

Now as said previously we are all waiting with baited breath to be educated bud so if u know something we`vee missed lets see what u got ;) Ok if the cars 2 b used only for straight lining then yeah changing the drivetrain to RWD is an investigated & valid option. If u want to corner however, then maybe a little rethink will be required ;)

Good luck & keep us up2 d8 on progress fella.

Pete

[Edited by teknopete - 5/14/2003 1:20:44 AM]

john banks 14 May 2003 09:55 AM

No one, certainly not I, am saying no chance, but it is nowhere near as easy as many think to get power out of a Subaru. 450 BHP will be no problem since the present spec is within 5% of my target I believe and the engine capacity is going up 18% :D It is not unbelievable to get 50 BHP more, but there is a huge cost and reliability/driveability issue.

Certainly I've no objections to people knowing what I've done so far and will do. Pete is not too secretive, neither is Andy :D Would be interesting to discuss your plans and all learn from each other - suspect it may also save you a heck of a lot of solitary development work too as there are many promising avenues to big power that have been closed by the bitter route of experience and expense already.

At a rough estimate I will probably have spend £15k on getting what I want out of the car, and the only real labour component is the engine build.

Yes I do think it will be worth it - not to sell, but to me :) And no, it won't be in the 10s I don't think, even remotely.

[Edited by john banks - 5/14/2003 10:01:41 AM]

foz01 14 May 2003 10:01 AM

Hmmm

10 sec car you guys been watching the Fast and the Furious Lately ;)

Like pete said if getting up the 1/4 in 10.oatcake gets you hard then fine! just that the corners are generally more fun :D

well i think so anyway :D

Does anyone know what the current crop of wrc cars would a 1/4 mile in? they have circa 350ish bhp but ??? torque, anyone? oh and not forgetting the fancy diffs and sequential box's :)

moses 14 May 2003 10:39 AM

thats the sad thing docotr j banks u will spend 15k and still get smoked by freedomfighter :D thats my baby my evo :p :D then i shall be your doctor and make u join the darkside may the force be with u and up u :D

john banks 14 May 2003 10:52 AM

Moses your posts make my day :eek: :D :) ;)

moses 14 May 2003 10:58 AM

u know i dont mean it our cars are alike if yours is fast as sams that means yours is still faster but only for a lil while :D and if its faster than sams yours is most def faster than mines :D


u know i dont mean it j banks u a cool dude :cool: i just cant help being moses :D im from the muppets dept :D but let loose here coz im a scot :D



edited coz of spelling mistakes :D

[Edited by moses - 5/14/2003 10:59:06 AM]

[Edited by moses - 5/14/2003 10:59:29 AM]


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