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Old 07-17-2008, 09:08 PM   #1
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Default 2005 STi - 378whp/315wtq

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Dyno: Street
Tuner: awdtuning.com
Wheel HP: 378
Wheel TQ: 315
Ambient Temp: 103F
Elevation: texas
Steve's BAMF STI
Year: 2005
Engine Management: OS
Turbo: gt35r
Intercooler: APS DR500
Meth Kit: n/a
Injectors: PE 850CC
Intake/Inlet: perrin ol school rotated big maf
Headers: perrin el
Uppipe: perrin rotated
Downpipe: perrin roated 3in
CBE: Perrin Something
Other Power Mods: Tial 44mm EWG, , NGK One step colder, Walbro 255, greddy profec bII



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Old 07-20-2008, 01:08 PM   #2
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How much boost were you running.
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Old 07-20-2008, 01:55 PM   #3
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is this on pump gas?
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Old 07-20-2008, 04:10 PM   #4
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19psi on 93 oct
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Old 07-20-2008, 10:30 PM   #5
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nice! i wonder how much of a difference the APS DR725 fmic would make? you basically have the same set up that i want, but im gonna go with the bigger intercooler.
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Old 07-21-2008, 01:33 AM   #6
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IF you noticed i haven't even touch the maximum efficency of the intercooler. that was probably our 12 pull..no boost dropping just pulls and pulls. Understand that a bigger fmic will give you a lower tq reading and same hp unless ur going with a gigantic tsr70 of some sort!
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Old 07-21-2008, 01:34 AM   #7
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remeber u need to be able to charge the intercooler up! and our turbos aren't really that fast lol
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cool, thanks for the info. hey the only other fmic that i can find from aps is the dr525, is that what you have or is yours an older model?
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might gain a bit of poqwe if you get rid of that Perrin EL, the inner diameter is on the small side
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Old 07-21-2008, 02:15 AM   #10
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wow, where is all of your torque? Nice HP numbers but you have no torque at all.
Do you have a bigger turbo. If not mybe that is where it ran off to.
I have also heard myself that the Perrin EL are not that nice in some case people have lost HP across the board with them. One of the things that drew me towares my maddads.
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Old 07-21-2008, 02:47 PM   #11
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cool, thanks for the info. hey the only other fmic that i can find from aps is the dr525, is that what you have or is yours an older model?
well instead of going just name brand fmic...make sure u know what kind of turbo u setting up is?
for me i had a very hard time ...I MEAN extremely hard time to make my aps fit my perrin turbo... If ur going UR kits they have replacement pipes for the aps... just what u want!
yes i have the wrx version ..so i didn't have to relocate anything

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wow, where is all of your torque? Nice HP numbers but you have no torque at all.
Do you have a bigger turbo. If not mybe that is where it ran off to.
I have also heard myself that the Perrin EL are not that nice in some case people have lost HP across the board with them. One of the things that drew me towares my maddads.
well remember that the perrin el is SLIGHTLY smaller but that creates more tq...how to explain... think about the spinning propeller on a stick...u blow on it with ur mouth it spins slowly...but if u blow thru a straw it spins it alot faster because of the volume effiency...now if I were to say redline at 8k rpm i might go with a bigger headers and uppipe...well thats the theory
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Default Re: 2005 STI 378whp/315wtq

but the problem is in your case it didn't create more torque? Well I can't say that because I don't know what you started with. On your Dyno you stated the street. What do you mean by this. You tuned it off the street then drove on a dyno just to see what it would lie down?
I know the IC you have is one of the best not to small or big. Your turbo is bigger than mine. So thats what has me wondering where the torque ran off to.
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Old 07-21-2008, 07:36 PM   #13
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nice! i wonder how much of a difference the APS DR725 fmic would make? you basically have the same set up that i want, but im gonna go with the bigger intercooler.
Watch out about going for the DR725. If you aren't running a huge turbo I would stay away. Also, if you get this front mount you might want to get a performacne rad. for the car.
I have seen people running this and having air flow cooling problems because the IC is so big.
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Old 07-21-2008, 09:48 PM   #14
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Watch out about going for the DR725. If you aren't running a huge turbo I would stay away. Also, if you get this front mount you might want to get a performacne rad. for the car.
I have seen people running this and having air flow cooling problems because the IC is so big.
cool. thank you for the info!


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