Looking to get 400 bhp +
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Looking to get 400 bhp +
Hi All
I am looking to take my uk 05 sti to the 400 bhp + mark
these are the bits on so far what else is needed to hit my mark all work so far had been done at Roger clark motorsport and am now looking for a cheaper way to get it but fitting and maping will be done by RCMS and Bob r
RCMS Tubular manifold & venturi up pipe
RCMS 3" open neck down pipe & full system no center silencer with 4.5" slash cut tail pipe
Stage 2 fuel pump
RCM induction kit big K&N cone
Bob r re-Map
Thanks
Neil
I am looking to take my uk 05 sti to the 400 bhp + mark
these are the bits on so far what else is needed to hit my mark all work so far had been done at Roger clark motorsport and am now looking for a cheaper way to get it but fitting and maping will be done by RCMS and Bob r
RCMS Tubular manifold & venturi up pipe
RCMS 3" open neck down pipe & full system no center silencer with 4.5" slash cut tail pipe
Stage 2 fuel pump
RCM induction kit big K&N cone
Bob r re-Map
Thanks
Neil
Last edited by NeilP1; 21 March 2007 at 09:28 PM.
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Quite a good platform to start from.
The STI engine should be capable of running that sort of power.
The gear box is strong enough.
Basically you'll need a bigger turbo and fueling to suit.
I'd suggest The RCMS GT35VF P18 turbo which should take you to around the 420 bhp mrk.
Injector wise either 650's or 740's
Your existing ecu can be mapped to suit.
The other mods you've listed are spot on too.
Hope that helps
Daz
The STI engine should be capable of running that sort of power.
The gear box is strong enough.
Basically you'll need a bigger turbo and fueling to suit.
I'd suggest The RCMS GT35VF P18 turbo which should take you to around the 420 bhp mrk.
Injector wise either 650's or 740's
Your existing ecu can be mapped to suit.
The other mods you've listed are spot on too.
Hope that helps
Daz
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turbo is a turbo ones small ones big thats as much as i no but i no i dont want to much lag
will i need a fmic? if so what one is best for 400ish
Its got to be cheap but the big but i dont want crap
will i need a fmic? if so what one is best for 400ish
Its got to be cheap but the big but i dont want crap
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Add the fmic to that list also, for safety, 650 cc injectors (or I can map in 800's no bother), the RCMS GT35 hybrid/P18 will be the turbo thats suggested I think, you will need to use V Power fuel all the time after mapping. The 321H would also suit the objective, neither are OTT on a std engine suitably mapped, check out the P1 owners site, there were three cars using these turbos on std P1 engines that cracked the 400 barrier on the day, 401/375, 405/355, 408/380. All on no more than 1.4 bar boost.
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bob
cheers
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MD321H from Lateral Performance would be good for just over 400bhp and could be used on a standard STI engine and would have very minimal lag.
Speak to Bob Rawle, as he has mapped a number of these turbos and will be able to give you good advice. If he is going to mao the car, then ask him for his recommendation
Speak to Bob Rawle, as he has mapped a number of these turbos and will be able to give you good advice. If he is going to mao the car, then ask him for his recommendation
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so what will this little lot cost dont want to spend to much on a front mount that will over do the job what ones best for the 400 mark car wont be going past this state of tune
Thanks so far
Neil
Thanks so far
Neil
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I got mine from these guys I ordere it 3 pm friday it was delivered 10 am saturday for 340 inc vat and delivery
Company : Autospares of comber
Contact : Clive Jardine
Address : 33 mill st, comber , co down
bt23 5eg , United Kingdom
Tel : +44-2891871199
Email : accessories.uk@autobahn88.com
Company : Autospares of comber
Contact : Clive Jardine
Address : 33 mill st, comber , co down
bt23 5eg , United Kingdom
Tel : +44-2891871199
Email : accessories.uk@autobahn88.com
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You need to get one that will actually support the performance, APS, of course, Perrin, Hybrid, Perrin one works well, mapped a couple of your model year cars fitted with that. As does Hybrid.
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cheers
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