Will it make 400 bhp
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Will it make 400 bhp
Hi all.im having a remap on tuesday because i dont like the place that did the map on it before i had it and i dont think its a very good map.
Forged engine rebuild 4k miles ago
Nitried crank
Cosworth pistons and rings
Acl Race bearings
Manley conrods
Cosworth head gaskets
Rcm head studs
Turbo dynamics mdx 450
K+n panel filter
Miltek Turbo back with sports cat
Injection dynamics injectors
Walbro fuel pump
3port boost selinoid
Run on vpower currently 367bhp
What do you think it will do?
Forged engine rebuild 4k miles ago
Nitried crank
Cosworth pistons and rings
Acl Race bearings
Manley conrods
Cosworth head gaskets
Rcm head studs
Turbo dynamics mdx 450
K+n panel filter
Miltek Turbo back with sports cat
Injection dynamics injectors
Walbro fuel pump
3port boost selinoid
Run on vpower currently 367bhp
What do you think it will do?
Last edited by Jon T; 10 September 2017 at 04:23 PM.
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Im only having it done because i dont think much of the place that did the map thats on it (i think its a generic map). I would rather pay to have a remap for piece of mind. If it makes more it makes more if not them ok. I think it could do a bit better though
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I've given up trying mate, people seem to forget how much actual research/testing people like harvey smith did into the subject rather then me expert mate on fb says. Bit like people saying front mounts cause lag, well they do if you do a **** poor setup and map on them.
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Wonder if this guy can't afford a decent front mount,
Or has chosen to go top mount due to his **** poor map or setup,
All depends on your goals,
There are many different ways to tie your shoes
Everything is a compromise when tuning/upgrading
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There is also Water Injection
Meth Injection
I'm also sure i have seen a drag Subaru running a front mounted turbo blowing straight into a reverse inlet
No Intercooler at all,
I do agree the benefits of a FMIC far outweigh the downsides,
But if those downsides are the main things u want to minimise with your build then who's to judge,
Meth Injection
I'm also sure i have seen a drag Subaru running a front mounted turbo blowing straight into a reverse inlet
No Intercooler at all,
I do agree the benefits of a FMIC far outweigh the downsides,
But if those downsides are the main things u want to minimise with your build then who's to judge,
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I run an 03 wrx sti type uk, on 180,000 miles, standard E207 block, SC42 billet turbo, 850 injectors, gt spec headers, standard sti top mount, 3" Miltek, K&N under bonnet induction kit, mapped using Ecutek, running 1.45 bar, 406bhp and I have not blown my engine up despite it being a daily drive, used as a sprint car, and hill climbs. It is tracked quite a few times in a year and guess what, I have had no engine problems and it has been like this for the last 80, 000 miles.
I think too many people get hung up about top mounts. Oh one other thing, the car has been running in southern Spain for the last 6 months where it is a lot warmer than the uk.
I think too many people get hung up about top mounts. Oh one other thing, the car has been running in southern Spain for the last 6 months where it is a lot warmer than the uk.
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I'm sure someone will know, hence asking. Can anyone please confirm if the MY15 onwards top mount will easily fit on a MY03 JDM STI please? Anyone know how much more efficiency you get with the MY15 onwards in relation to the MY03??? I'm not after huge power, I'm after 400bhp but would live with around 420bhp. I know my current TMIC will do that but I'm always interested in getting there more efficiently before I right off the TMIC idea & go FMIC. Thanks to all 👍🏼
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I run an 03 wrx sti type uk, on 180,000 miles, standard E207 block, SC42 billet turbo, 850 injectors, gt spec headers, standard sti top mount, 3" Miltek, K&N under bonnet induction kit, mapped using Ecutek, running 1.45 bar, 406bhp and I have not blown my engine up despite it being a daily drive, used as a sprint car, and hill climbs. It is tracked quite a few times in a year and guess what, I have had no engine problems and it has been like this for the last 80, 000 miles.
I think too many people get hung up about top mounts. Oh one other thing, the car has been running in southern Spain for the last 6 months where it is a lot warmer than the uk.
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I think too many people get hung up about top mounts. Oh one other thing, the car has been running in southern Spain for the last 6 months where it is a lot warmer than the uk.
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The current engine has done 120,000 miles (80k at 400+) and has never been apart so no rebuilds. It was on the dyno recently and it has not lost any power, had the map checked and now running 408bhp. I use only Millers 10/50 and change the oil every 10k despite the hard life the engine has had. Did forget to mention the exhaust is ceramic coated and wrapped which really does make a big difference to under bonnet temperatures. Top mount is coated in gold heat reflective tape along with the heat shield around the air filter as every bit helps the intake temps.