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Old 09 September 2013, 07:21 PM
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Thought I best start a thread with this considering I have already shelled out £3k in 3 weeks, looks like it could turn into an on going love / hate project again :S

Bought the car about 3 or 4 weeks ago now. Very clean example with a full Subaru service history! Unusual! Its a 2004 STI Type UK. Few pics below and the current spec as of today (soon to change again I think)!















Current modifications are:-

· PRIVATE PLATE
· MAPPED BY DUNCAN AT RACE DYNAMIX - (02/09/13)
· EXEDY TWIN PLATE CLUTCH &LIGHTENED EXEDY FLYWHEEL (28/08/13)
· HARVEY SMITH TD05 18G PORTED TURBO / UPRATEDACTUATOR (31/08/13)
· TEIN LOWERING SPRINGS
· STAINLESS UPRATED RCM STYLE HEADERS
· STAINLESS DE CAT 3 BOLT UP PIPE
· LARGE OPEN MOUTHED DOWN PIPE
· FULL DECAT 3” EXHAUST SYSTEM
· APS HARD PIPE INDUCTION COLD AIRINTAKE
· K&N WING MOUNTED FILTER KIT
· 290 LPH SWRD FUEL PUMP
· APEXI TURBO TIMER (02/09/13)
· BREMBO BRAKE CALIPERS, UPRATED 330mmVENTED, GROOVED DISCS (22/08/13)
· UPRATED PERFORMANCE FRONT BRAKE PADS (22/08/13)
· ELECTRONIC BOOST GAUGE WITH OIL TEMP,PRESSURE & VOLT INFO
· NGK GRADE 7 SPARK PLUGS (JULY 2013)
· LOW LEVEL BUMPER LIP SPLITTER
· STI RALLY MUD FLAPS
· 18” REVOLUTION LIGHT WEIGHTMOTORSPORT ALLOYS
· LIGHT WEIGHT ALLOY RACE WHEEL NUTS
· TRACK STAR FITTED

All the work I have had done has been carried out by Brian at CAMS. Just bought today some 18" XXR wheels in black chrome, along with TOYO T1 Sports 235/40/18. Really looking forward to fitting these later on in the week fingers crossed

Also car is booked in for a rolling road on Thursday to let me know what the car is producing currently. Duncan (the mapper) stated the car is very healthy and responded well during the map so we will see

As I say I have already got some plans to push the car to the next level in the next few weeks but we will see how that goes
Old 09 September 2013, 09:13 PM
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I look forward to the results.
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Will be interested in the power graph as im wanting to do similar mods
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As promised my Rolling road Figures from yesterday. Car made 344bhp and 326 Lb/Ft

Looking at the full storey though the car is making a bar of boost around 3750 rpm and pulls really well right up to 7000 rpm. Car is great on the road, very responsive and yet still pulls enough power. All this was on a relatively safe map from Duncan at Race Dynamics, running just slightly under 1.4bar of boost and airing on the side of over fueling from the AFR reading.

To push the car further with this kinda map would need to go larger injectors as mine is running around 96% duty.

See above for list of mods





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For what you have there including the turbo I would've expected more than what you 've achieved . your vf35 would have given you 330 so yes overall, a better larger turbo the 18g but no great shakes over the 35. Who told you you would need bigger injectors or a fuel pressure regulator to achieve more?
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Originally Posted by chet123
For what you have there including the turbo I would've expected more than what you 've achieved . your vf35 would have given you 330 so yes overall, a better larger turbo the 18g but no great shakes over the 35. Who told you you would need bigger injectors or a fuel pressure regulator to achieve more?
Could achieve more fairly easily I am sure, I did expect around 360 myself must admit.

Less then 1.4 bar and a 'safe' map arn't taxing the turbo nor the engine. If you look on the site these turbos run high 300's on some cars.

Don't need bigger injectors but with the current map and a duty of 96/97% they are getting pretty maxed out with this map. The turbo reacts different then the VF35, feels quicker on spool to me and definitely has more puff at the top end.

This is my everyday road car so I am mindfull of reliability

I think I may go down the avenue of having an 'aggressive map' and then retain this 'safe' one so I can switch depending on situation and mood.
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If dyno is correct on spool point then its very laggy - header of intercooler of dump valve leak? If their wideband is reading correctly (rr wideband see a lot of use and often with racefuel) its very rich costing power.

Do you know what make of turbo it is? Not chinese ? Just scrolled back up, harvey 18g normally good.

Somethings not right imho
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