Exciting times
#1
Exciting times
So after owning my beloved 2016 wrx sti the time has come for more. Having had a 2004 sti which had been tweaked by bob r and neil@Slowboy approx 380 ( should never have sold her ) my 2.5 was always tame.
she going next week for a full build
machined block
arp studs
rcm gaskets
mahle pistons
manley rods
it’s them having bits I’ve accumulated over 3 years added
mdx321t
id 1050 inj
perrin caik
8 r plugs
rcm headers
rcm up
decat d/p
fuel lab pressure reg
custom fuel lines
Sam o turbo hose
baffled sump and p/u Fuji racing
rcm fuel pump
may e some bits I’ve missed , then will be mapped by Andy f.
so excited I’m chewing the sofa. Been a long time coming and I’ve saved hard and made some sacrifices. All of this is I just want it to feel similar to the feel of my old girl the 2004 sti. Fingers crossed eh !
Do you think it will ?
she going next week for a full build
machined block
arp studs
rcm gaskets
mahle pistons
manley rods
it’s them having bits I’ve accumulated over 3 years added
mdx321t
id 1050 inj
perrin caik
8 r plugs
rcm headers
rcm up
decat d/p
fuel lab pressure reg
custom fuel lines
Sam o turbo hose
baffled sump and p/u Fuji racing
rcm fuel pump
may e some bits I’ve missed , then will be mapped by Andy f.
so excited I’m chewing the sofa. Been a long time coming and I’ve saved hard and made some sacrifices. All of this is I just want it to feel similar to the feel of my old girl the 2004 sti. Fingers crossed eh !
Do you think it will ?
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#2
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I’ve owned 8 Subarus so far, including a 600bhp STI RA track car. My current car is a 2015 STI running 560bhp and 600lbft. It feels every bit as exciting as the older cars, but with the stiffest chassis of the bunch it feels more predictable and handling is extremely precise.
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I’ve owned 8 Subarus so far, including a 600bhp STI RA track car. My current car is a 2015 STI running 560bhp and 600lbft. It feels every bit as exciting as the older cars, but with the stiffest chassis of the bunch it feels more predictable and handling is extremely precise.
#4
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Engine:
-EJ25 block
-Closed deck conversion
-HD Ductile Iron sleeves
-Mahle mororsport 2618 pistons
-Manley H-Tuff Plus conrods
-APR 625+ rod bolts
-EJ25 nitrided crank
-ACL race bearings
-Balanced rotating assembly
-14mm RCM head stud conversion
-RCM stopper head gaskets
-Cosworth timing belt kit
-12mm oil pump
-New water pump
-RCM low temp thermostat
-Brian Crower stage 2 camshafts
-Supertech cam followers
-Supertech double valve springs
-Supertech titanium retainers
-Supertech nitrided inlet valves
-Supertech inconel exhaust valves
-Supertech valve seats
-Supertech viton valve stem seals
-KillerB windage tray
-KillerB oil baffle plate
-KillerB oil pickup pipe
-Competition Clutch Stage 3 clutch
-New OEM flywheel
-Emtron standalone ECU (speed density)
-Flex fuel sensor
-Fast response intake air intake temp kit
-Genuine STI TGV deletes
-10mm Thermal inlet spacers
-Fuji parallel fuel rails
-Fuji parallel fuel lines
-Fuji adjustable FPR
-1300cc injectors
-Radium dual fuel pump hanger
-Radium fuel pump wiring kit
-2 x RCM 340lph fuel pumps
-Precision 5530 stock location turbo
-Invidia 3” decat bellmouth downpipe
-Perrin cold air intake
-RCM equal length headers and up pipe (Wrapped)
-Wideband O2 sensor
-Invidia R400 exhaust system
-RCM Track Attack Catch Tank
-PCV deleted
-ETS 3.5” FMIC
-GFB response blow off valve
-3 port boost solenoid
-Secondary air pump deleted
-Evap system deleted and vented to atmosphere
-Koyo Rad radiator
-KillerB upper coolant reservoir
Suspenion/chassis:
-STI group n engine, pitch stop and gearbox mounts
-H&R Coilovers
-New sti strut tops, bump stops and conical washers
-Whiteline front and rear sway bars with adjustable end links
-K Sport 8 pots with 356mm disks
-Braided brake lines
-Dot 5 brake fluid
-Ferrodo DS2500 pads
-Motegi MR145 Traklite 3.0 18x9.5 et35
Styling:
-VIS carbon bonnet
-Final edition front bumper
-Fog lights deleted
-Diode dynamics switchback c-lights
-HT Autos lip kit
-Perrin wing, boost solenoid and alternator covers
-Personal Neo Grinta steering wheel
-Snap off steering boss
Last edited by Danjo; 03 November 2022 at 08:16 PM.
#5
The full spec list is as follows (the car is built to run higher power, the current turbo is only a temporarily solution)
Engine:
-EJ25 block
-Closed deck conversion
-HD Ductile Iron sleeves
-Mahle mororsport 2618 pistons
-Manley H-Tuff conrods
-APR 2000 rod bolts
-EJ25 nitrided crank
-ACL race bearings
-Balanced rotating assembly
-14mm RCM head stud conversion
-RCM stopper head gaskets
-Cosworth timing belt kit
-12mm oil pump
-New water pump
-RCM low temp thermostat
-Brian Crower stage 2 camshafts
-Supertech cam followers
-Supertech double valve springs
-Supertech titanium retainers
-Supertech nitrided inlet valves
-Supertech inconel exhaust valves
-Supertech valve seats
-Supertech viton valve stem seals
-KillerB windage tray
-KillerB oil baffle plate
-KillerB oil pickup pipe
-Competition Clutch Stage 3 clutch
-New OEM flywheel
-Emtron standalone ECU (speed density)
-Flex fuel sensor
-Fast response intake air intake temp kit
-Genuine STI TGV deletes
-10mm Thermal inlet spacers
-Fuji parallel fuel rails
-Fuji parallel fuel lines
-Fuji adjustable FPR
-1300cc injectors
-Radium dual fuel pump hanger
-Radium fuel pump wiring kit
-2 x RCM 340lph fuel pumps
-Precision 5530 stock location turbo
-Invidia 3” decat bellmouth downpipe
-Perrin cold air intake
-RCM equal length headers and up pipe (Wrapped)
-Wideband O2 sensor
-Invidia R400 exhaust system
-RCM Track Attack Catch Tank
-PCV deleted
-ETS 3.5” FMIC
-GFB response blow off valve
-3 port boost solenoid
-Secondary air pump deleted
-Evap system deleted and vented to atmosphere
-Koyo Rad radiator
-KillerB upper coolant reservoir
Suspenion/chassis:
-STI group n engine, pitch stop and gearbox mounts
-H&R Coilovers
-New sti strut tops, bump stops and conical washers
-Whiteline front and rear sway bars with adjustable end links
-K Sport 8 pots with 356mm disks
-Braided brake lines
-Dot 5 brake fluid
-Ferrodo DS2500 pads
-Motegi MR145 Traklite 3.0 18x9.5 et35
Styling:
-VIS carbon bonnet
-Final edition front bumper
-Fog lights deleted
-Diode dynamics switchback c-lights
-HT Autos lip kit
-Perrin wing, boost solenoid and alternator covers
-Personal Neo Grinta steering wheel
-Snap off steering boss
Engine:
-EJ25 block
-Closed deck conversion
-HD Ductile Iron sleeves
-Mahle mororsport 2618 pistons
-Manley H-Tuff conrods
-APR 2000 rod bolts
-EJ25 nitrided crank
-ACL race bearings
-Balanced rotating assembly
-14mm RCM head stud conversion
-RCM stopper head gaskets
-Cosworth timing belt kit
-12mm oil pump
-New water pump
-RCM low temp thermostat
-Brian Crower stage 2 camshafts
-Supertech cam followers
-Supertech double valve springs
-Supertech titanium retainers
-Supertech nitrided inlet valves
-Supertech inconel exhaust valves
-Supertech valve seats
-Supertech viton valve stem seals
-KillerB windage tray
-KillerB oil baffle plate
-KillerB oil pickup pipe
-Competition Clutch Stage 3 clutch
-New OEM flywheel
-Emtron standalone ECU (speed density)
-Flex fuel sensor
-Fast response intake air intake temp kit
-Genuine STI TGV deletes
-10mm Thermal inlet spacers
-Fuji parallel fuel rails
-Fuji parallel fuel lines
-Fuji adjustable FPR
-1300cc injectors
-Radium dual fuel pump hanger
-Radium fuel pump wiring kit
-2 x RCM 340lph fuel pumps
-Precision 5530 stock location turbo
-Invidia 3” decat bellmouth downpipe
-Perrin cold air intake
-RCM equal length headers and up pipe (Wrapped)
-Wideband O2 sensor
-Invidia R400 exhaust system
-RCM Track Attack Catch Tank
-PCV deleted
-ETS 3.5” FMIC
-GFB response blow off valve
-3 port boost solenoid
-Secondary air pump deleted
-Evap system deleted and vented to atmosphere
-Koyo Rad radiator
-KillerB upper coolant reservoir
Suspenion/chassis:
-STI group n engine, pitch stop and gearbox mounts
-H&R Coilovers
-New sti strut tops, bump stops and conical washers
-Whiteline front and rear sway bars with adjustable end links
-K Sport 8 pots with 356mm disks
-Braided brake lines
-Dot 5 brake fluid
-Ferrodo DS2500 pads
-Motegi MR145 Traklite 3.0 18x9.5 et35
Styling:
-VIS carbon bonnet
-Final edition front bumper
-Fog lights deleted
-Diode dynamics switchback c-lights
-HT Autos lip kit
-Perrin wing, boost solenoid and alternator covers
-Personal Neo Grinta steering wheel
-Snap off steering boss
impressive tho. I won’t ask build price ! Nearly price of the car is of thought. Thanks for sharing mate.
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I’ll be interested to see your build progress.
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Woowzers, that is impressive !! Does make you realise tho the difference/ cost between 430-450 to 500+. That has been done so meticulously and subtle !!
going to the k-sport brakes …. How are you finding them over stock brembos ? I was looking the other day at them and tbh there not overpriced really in comparison the 356mm ones would be my choice I think on standard 18” wheels.
going to the k-sport brakes …. How are you finding them over stock brembos ? I was looking the other day at them and tbh there not overpriced really in comparison the 356mm ones would be my choice I think on standard 18” wheels.
#9
Scooby Regular
Woowzers, that is impressive !! Does make you realise tho the difference/ cost between 430-450 to 500+. That has been done so meticulously and subtle !!
going to the k-sport brakes …. How are you finding them over stock brembos ? I was looking the other day at them and tbh they’re not overpriced really in comparison the 356mm ones would be my choice I think on standard 18” wheels.
going to the k-sport brakes …. How are you finding them over stock brembos ? I was looking the other day at them and tbh they’re not overpriced really in comparison the 356mm ones would be my choice I think on standard 18” wheels.
I’m extremely impressed by the K Sports to
be honest with you, I have a couple of friends that do very well in Time Attack who recommended them. Both of them have set a number of class records and have won championships using them, so I figured they can’t be that bad, and I’m glad I tried them. I found the standard Brembos really started to struggle with heat dissipation when pressing on.
#10
Thankyou danjo, I’ll give it some though. I will also keep you upto date with build / run in / Andy magic.
hopefully I’ll bump into you one day somewhere ( not literally ) !! Lol , you seem a decent , honest and knowledgeable chap. 👍 I’ll keep an eye open for a blue loud flash that I can’t catch !! 😂
hopefully I’ll bump into you one day somewhere ( not literally ) !! Lol , you seem a decent , honest and knowledgeable chap. 👍 I’ll keep an eye open for a blue loud flash that I can’t catch !! 😂
#11
Scooby Regular
Thankyou danjo, I’ll give it some though. I will also keep you upto date with build / run in / Andy magic.
hopefully I’ll bump into you one day somewhere ( not literally ) !! Lol , you seem a decent , honest and knowledgeable chap. 👍 I’ll keep an eye open for a blue loud flash that I can’t catch !! 😂
hopefully I’ll bump into you one day somewhere ( not literally ) !! Lol , you seem a decent , honest and knowledgeable chap. 👍 I’ll keep an eye open for a blue loud flash that I can’t catch !! 😂
#14
he was going to build it but then I moved to Scotland ! Lol and it’s a long way back. Found a chap here to build it , when I went to see him he had 4 scoops on ramp and at least 15 or more in car park including some very rare p1 and 22b so he knows what he’s doing. Then Andy is mapping. But as for Neil …. If you can get hold of him he is a top bloke. Has looked after / tuned/ mapped / serviced my Subarus for years
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Scooby Regular
he was going to build it but then I moved to Scotland ! Lol and it’s a long way back. Found a chap here to build it , when I went to see him he had 4 scoops on ramp and at least 15 or more in car park including some very rare p1 and 22b so he knows what he’s doing. Then Andy is mapping. But as for Neil …. If you can get hold of him he is a top bloke. Has looked after / tuned/ mapped / serviced my Subarus for years
#17
We’ll I’ve been told circa 420-440 , although engine will be solid I went for the smallest turbo for 450 simply because I didn’t want lag , been told it will be a great road car at that power / torque , heads are standard and don’t really think they need tweaking until beyond 500+ I could be wrong. I may port the headers and turbo to help the spool.
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So it’s been in garage for a week , the missus has said about Xmas , she’s happy to pay for stuff towards car. I did think braided brake lines , but then wondered about a Perrin fmic or Perrin / iag aos ? No she’s not paying for all just towards ! , also there is a few offers on Perrin fmic bringing price below 1.5k
we can’t afford both so wondering which one if any would you opt for ? I’m leaning towards the aos ?
we can’t afford both so wondering which one if any would you opt for ? I’m leaning towards the aos ?
#20
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So it’s been in garage for a week , the missus has said about Xmas , she’s happy to pay for stuff towards car. I did think braided brake lines , but then wondered about a Perrin fmic or Perrin / iag aos ? No she’s not paying for all just towards ! , also there is a few offers on Perrin fmic bringing price below 1.5k
we can’t afford both so wondering which one if any would you opt for ? I’m leaning towards the aos ?
we can’t afford both so wondering which one if any would you opt for ? I’m leaning towards the aos ?
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