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Old 03-21-2013, 04:53 AM   #2339
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If you want a proper fuel pump, buy Bosch. Won't be a direct drop-in though.
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Old 03-21-2013, 05:33 PM   #2340
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If you want a proper fuel pump, buy Bosch. Won't be a direct drop-in though.

yeah I thought of inline Bosch 044
but the noise it makes is a KILLER


Walbro 255 vs Bosch 044 )
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Honest question, what's going on with the torque curve?
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Old 03-23-2013, 07:46 PM   #2342
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Boost is dropping from 5 psi to 4.5 in the midrange as I indicate above, we're looking at the limit of the stock 5 psi actuator. I'll post the boost graph ASAP when I get it from WORKS along with the other dynos so you can see what's up.

Might be able to tune around it, need more money for more dyno time first Honestly it beats the base map by a long shot, just looks like we need more dyno time to fix the midrange.
As with any type of process control if 5 psi is your goal, you shouldn't be running an actuator that maxes out a 5 psi. How much is it to upgrade so your not running at the very limit of the spring?

I really don't want to seem rude or combative but I've got to add, .5 psi shouldn't make a 20 ftlb difference, should it?
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Old 03-23-2013, 07:49 PM   #2343
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Maybe this is a dumb question but are you guys using boost control through ecutek, a MBC or running purely off the wastegate spring?
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Old 03-23-2013, 08:28 PM   #2344
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So this is on stock exhaust with only the stage one kit out of the box? Pretty good numbers, hopefully you can get another actuator.
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Old 03-23-2013, 10:32 PM   #2345
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So this is on stock exhaust with only the stage one kit out of the box? Pretty good numbers, hopefully you can get another actuator.
Nameless exhaust
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Old 03-23-2013, 10:33 PM   #2346
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My install is going pretty good. I hope to be complete by next weekend, Dyno numbers to follow!
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My install is going pretty good. I hope to be complete by next weekend, Dyno numbers to follow!
Nice!!! Keep us posted (:
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250 whp at 5-6 psi... Wowy. I hope you bump the boost up to 8-9 psi and get some dyno time! It wouldn't be too hard would it? Just need a map sensor and boost controller?
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250 whp at 5-6 psi... Wowy. I hope you bump the boost up to 8-9 psi and get some dyno time! It wouldn't be too hard would it? Just need a map sensor and boost controller?
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My install is going pretty good. I hope to be complete by next weekend, Dyno numbers to follow!
Very exciting! I'd love to see pics as you install! *hint*
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The car was logged the entire time so we could track water and oil temps, along with a lot of other data we were keeping an eye on. Over the course of the day, the max water temperature we hit was 106° C, which dropped to 98°C when the heater turned on. Oil temperatures hit 140°C at max, which dropped to 135°C when the heater went on. In direct comparison, another BRZ being driven at the same time that was N/A and running a large oil cooler was hitting 117° C oil temperatures.

Needless to say, it was a fairly comprehensive thrashing of the car at the track. Yet at no time did the car overheat. One reason for that is that the oem radiator cap is 1.1-bar unit.
I would almost consider that oil temperature as overheating. I don't think many people were expecting overheating to the point of limp mode/not running.
That is way too hot, where were you measuring oil temperature?
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