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| Authorized Vendor Car: Where Real Power is Fav Mod: Tuning & Performance Location: Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Posts: 725
IWSTI Addict since: May 2005 Trader Rating: (0) | Numbers Dyno: Dyno Dynamics Tuner: Auto Master AMR Wheel HP: 409whp (stock 200whp) Wheel TQ: 350wtq (stock 200wtq) Car Info: Year: 2004 Engine Management: AMR ECU Reflash (ECUtek) Turbo: AMR Custom GT35R Turbo Kit Intercooler: AMR Custom Front Mount Intercooler Kit Injectors: PE 850cc Injectors Intake/Inlet: AMR Custom 3" Cold Air Intake System Headers: STOCK Downpipe: AMR Custom 3" Downpipe CBE: Aftermarket 3" Exhaust Other Power Mods: - HALLMAN Manual Boost Control - Walbro 255 fuel pump - AMR Custom AUX Fuel System w/ Pump DYNO SHEET: ![]() Notes: The GT35R always impresses. We had fabricated this kit over 2 years ago. Still looks good. Needs some cleaning under the hood. Stock motor. Just some really nice custom bolt-ons. A little on the laggy side due to a leak we found on the exhaust manifold up-pipe flange after the dyno pull. But other than that 409whp, 209+whp increase, is pretty violent on the street. Power Increase: +209whp increase over stock Tuning Note: - AFR: 11.0 - BOOST: 20psi - TIMING: Conservative - FUEL: 93 Octane VIDEO: BEING UPLOADED! WILL PUT UPDATE POST WHEN COMPLETE! -Rob This ad is not endorsed by this member. Please register or login to hide this ad. |
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| Silver Member Car: 06 STI / STG 4 Fav Mod: DOM 3.0R + METH!!!! Location: Vernon, NJ Posts: 1,194
IWSTI Addict since: Jan 2008 Trader Rating: (4) | Just wondering why the power #'s look so low 350Tq seems pretty low for a GT35R no? Also how come such low boost 20psi with such a big turbo? Not hating just wondering if there is any reason?? Thanks |
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| Authorized Vendor Car: Where Real Power is Fav Mod: Tuning & Performance Location: Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Posts: 725
IWSTI Addict since: May 2005 Trader Rating: (0) | Quote:
The power numbers are not low at all. This is a 209+whp increase and 150+wtq increase over stock. Our dyno reads low, comparible to a mustang. This is an excellent increase for 11.0 afr's, 20psi and a conservative timing curve. Not to mention a bit of mileage on this vehicle. -Rob | |
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| Authorized Vendor Car: Where Real Power is Fav Mod: Tuning & Performance Location: Mamaroneck, NY 10543 Posts: 725
IWSTI Addict since: May 2005 Trader Rating: (0) | FINALLY!!!! Youtube took forever! Video: YouTube - 2004 Subaru STi - GT35R / 93 Octane / Pump Gas (with some thump music for greg!) -Rob |
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| Junior STI Driver | Stock motor aren't you asking for trouble with a GT35r @20 PSI, and no meth/h2o? great numbers, but i would think that engines days are numbered....... to those who think the tune needs to be more agressive, hopefully you chip in for the new shortblock fund! |
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| STI Driver | Quote:
who makes that front lip? looks like it flares up at the ends | |
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Car: WRB 08 WRX STI Fav Mod: AMR Location: NJ Posts: 425
IWSTI Addict since: Feb 2008 Trader Rating: (0) | Nahh. Most people run this on a stock motor. Ask around. 20 PSI at 11.0 is very very conservative for the EJ. Once you start hitting 25lbs of peek boost you are at the limit and probably need to run meth or eventually install some forged pistons and rods. This ad is not endorsed by this member. Please register or login to hide this ad. |
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