What power level to expect at what boost?
Hi all, new to scoobynet and subarus! but very familiar with turbos and turbocharging, including mapping. Just bought myself a 51 plate bugeye wrx, it has a receipt for An Andy forrest remap for £500 a couple of years ago, but at the moment it is running sub standard boost, only 9psi, i was going to screw the boost upto around 15 psi (i believe 13.5 psi is standard) what power level should this achieve? the car has a full stainless system and aftermarket manifolds (not looked for the receipt for those yet!) i have a wideband lambda to check the AFR after adjusting boost, so no worries there. What is deemed a safe and reliable boost for these engines? as ive heard of the odd failure, or is this more to do with bad maintainance? thanks in advance chaffe
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If its still running the standard td04, 270-280bhp and thats your lot
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Originally Posted by banny sti
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If its still running the standard td04, 270-280bhp and thats your lot
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How to say from 1.25-1.3 bar you will able to achieve this bhp(270-280bhp)
Jura |
Originally Posted by jura11
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How to say from 1.25-1.3 bar you will able to achieve this bhp(270-280bhp)
Jura |
As long as its not running lean, will be fine as the td04 is a pretty strong turbo
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Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946492)
thanks, thats around 19 psi boost :eek: maybe keep it at 15 for reliability, or is this not a problem?
I've run 1.25-1.3bar on mine TD04('01 Bugeye WRX) without problem,best bet if you are have at your area Rolling Road where you can check your power(bhp),torque and boost/afr etc. And really if you want more,really just contact Andy for this and i sure will help you and sort problem Jura |
Originally Posted by jura11
(Post 9946503)
I've run 1.25-1.3bar on mine TD04('01 Bugeye WRX) without problem,best bet if you are have at your area Rolling Road where you can check your power(bhp),torque and boost/afr etc.
And really if you want more,really just contact Andy for this and i sure will help you and sort problem Jura |
Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946517)
thanks for the advice, usually like to do all my tuning personnally, i can check AFR on the road with my wideband :thumb: and listen for pinking. Just looked at his website, most of his remaps include in car switchable boost, i wonder if there is a switch im missing somwhere? :wonder: maybe the one on top of the steering wheel that looks like intercooler water spray?
You have fitted Boost gauge? But i will recommend find Rolling road for check,just £40-£60 for power run and you will know what power you are running. Jura |
Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946517)
thanks for the advice, usually like to do all my tuning personnally, i can check AFR on the road with my wideband :thumb: and listen for pinking. Just looked at his website, most of his remaps include in car switchable boost, i wonder if there is a switch im missing somwhere? :wonder: maybe the one on top of the steering wheel that looks like intercooler water spray?
Personally I would speak to Andy as he will have a record of the car, and ask him for some info. Generally when a car is mapped they will log a file against the registration number and keep it on record how the car formed, also you may find that he has kept on record any mods that have been made on the car too, such as Walbro, 3 Port etc.... its a big ask but you never know. I wouldnt personally wind up the boost :nono: without a map. Rob |
Originally Posted by Rob Day
(Post 9946563)
Switch on top of the Steering wheel caseing is the side lights, as for a second map, if this has been done its usually full throttle whilst pressing the rear screen de-mist button under the stereo, and same again to select the other map.
Personally I would speak to Andy as he will have a record of the car, and ask him for some info. Generally when a car is mapped they will log a file against the registration number and keep it on record how the car formed, also you may find that he has kept on record any mods that have been made on the car too, such as Walbro, 3 Port etc.... its a big ask but you never know. I wouldnt personally wind up the boost :nono: without a map. Rob |
Just don't fit boost controller manual or electronic.Your ECU can control boost up to 1.55bar(1.7bar) without adding boost controller.
Yes you can tune other turbo cars,but Subaru is little bit specific. Jura |
Originally Posted by jura11
(Post 9946593)
Just don't fit boost controller manual or electronic.Your ECU can control boost up to 1.55bar(1.7bar) without adding boost controller.
Yes you can tune other turbo cars,but Subaru is little bit specific. Jura |
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Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946611)
I see, where is the software available to tune the ecu? I am pretty confident on tuning if only I had teh software, as ive tunned many programmable ecu's, what makes subarus more specific than others? ive tuned a turbo r1, several zetec turbos, cvh and zvh turbos, v6 cosworth turbo, vr6 turbo and vr6 24v turbo before, most with megasquirt but one with KMS, all good systems IMO. So if i had an interface with the subaru ecu that would be great! either that or i could megasquirt it?
Here is good site about the ECU and other stuff http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.php/Knowledge/ECU And here few guides how to use and how to do http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...FlashUserGuide http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...ourECUROMImage http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...UsingRomRaider And i will recommend have look on OpenECU and RomRaider forum for more infos and useful tips. Hope this will help Jura |
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Originally Posted by jura11
(Post 9946622)
Hi there your ECU is tuned via EcuTek and you cannot mapped yorself.Yes you can,but via Open source software like is Ecuflash,EcuEdit,RomRaider these software are free and you can download for free,you will need Tactrix Cable which cost around £90
Here is good site about the ECU and other stuff http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.php/Knowledge/ECU And here few guides how to use and how to do http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...FlashUserGuide http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...ourECUROMImage http://www.scoobypedia.co.uk/index.p...UsingRomRaider And i will recommend have look on OpenECU and RomRaider forum for more infos and useful tips. Hope this will help Jura |
Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946627)
mental, i will have a good read up on that! you used it?
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Originally Posted by chaffe
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mental, i will have a good read up on that! you used it?
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If it has a dual level ecutek remap on it and nothing has changed on the car then go full throttle and turn on the heated rear screen at the same time and it should toggle to the high boost if that is all the issue is.
Simon |
Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
(Post 9946639)
If it has a dual level ecutek remap on it and nothing has changed on the car then go full throttle and turn on the heated rear screen at the same time and it should toggle to the high boost if that is all the issue is.
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Usual for when battery off to have it default to low boost setting
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Right, just in from work, cant test drive car as the front bumper is off for painting just now, but looking through receipts its has the following (all still on car to best of my knowledge)
Black diamond discs and pads KYB struts all round Powerflex rear arb links Full decat maxnex system forge motorsport dumpvalve Invoauto airfilter Stainless headers and up pipe Ecutec tek3 remap (as suggested) Just need to get it back together for a road test now! |
And a walbro pump
Well couldnt resist taking the car for a burn, with no front bumper, i thought you boys were taking the mic out of the newbie, but was pleasantly supprised to find it works! pulls very well, peaks 18psi, holds a good 17psi. Of course ill not tell my mate how to put it on high boost when he takes it for paint lol, thanks again. |
Awesome
Same will then drop it back to low boost :) |
Originally Posted by chaffe
(Post 9946916)
And a walbro pump
Well couldnt resist taking the car for a burn, with no front bumper, i thought you boys were taking the mic out of the newbie, but was pleasantly supprised to find it works! pulls very well, peaks 18psi, holds a good 17psi. Of course ill not tell my mate how to put it on high boost when he takes it for paint lol, thanks again. Welcome to scoobyloony.net by the way :D We might be too forward and a little backwards :Suspiciou, but most folk on here know there stuff.... If you have any further queries, get them posted :thumb: Rob |
cheers again lads
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