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Sleeperz 03-16-2013 12:21 PM

BRZ 2.0L Turbo in 2014 Forester
 
Looks like the North American Foresters get a new direct-injected, turbocharged version of the naturally aspirated 2.0-liter boxer used in the BRZ.


http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review

husker741 03-16-2013 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sleeperz (Post 797338)
Looks like the North American Foresters get a new direct-injected, turbocharged version of the naturally aspirated 2.0-liter boxer used in the BRZ.


http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review

Ha! Only 50 more crank HP. I think even TRD could manage better numbers than that. Torque, however, is much improved.

russv 03-16-2013 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by husker741 (Post 797346)
Ha! Only 50 more crank HP. I think even TRD could manage better numbers than that. Torque, however, is much improved.

"Only 50 hp"? I would be pleased with that. 125 hp per liter, that's Ferrari output.:w00t:

husker741 03-16-2013 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by russv (Post 797350)
"Only 50 hp"? I would be pleased with that. 125 hp per liter, that's Ferrari output.:w00t:

After seeing Full Blown's stage 2 kit, I won't be happy unless I get 300hp per liter :D

Jaylyons1 03-16-2013 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by husker741 (Post 797376)
After seeing Full Blown's stage 2 kit, I won't be happy unless I get 300hp per liter :D

Seems a bit pointless to have that much power in this car. To each their own. I would like mine to retain its reliability for a while. It has plenty of power anyway. Damn thing can't keep the rears planted as is, lol.

husker741 03-16-2013 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Jaylyons1 (Post 797437)
Seems a bit pointless to have that much power in this car. To each their own. I would like mine to retain its reliability for a while. It has plenty of power anyway. Damn thing can't keep the rears planted as is, lol.

I should've used yellow colored text. I was being sarcastic. Yes, this car has ample power for what it was designed to do. But everyone always wants more. With the right set of wheels and tires, it would be even better, along with some FI. But I agree, warranty is much better to me than turbo right now. We'll see what they do, but many people have said because the engine in these cars are tucked away so low, that the design from the Forester turbo won't work. If it did, I'm pretty sure it would be out by now.

husker741 03-16-2013 02:13 PM

And I see that the Forester turbo is only direct-injected, where as the FR-S and BRZ are direct and port.

DuMa 03-16-2013 05:00 PM

waiting for that wrecked forester to come in my junkyard

jflogerzi 03-16-2013 07:51 PM

SUV equal more room in the engine bay, and higher off the ground. Plus Subaru has to re-coupe cost to develop the engine some how.

Jaylyons1 03-16-2013 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by husker741 (Post 797473)
I should've used yellow colored text. I was being sarcastic. Yes, this car has ample power for what it was designed to do. But everyone always wants more. With the right set of wheels and tires, it would be even better, along with some FI. But I agree, warranty is much better to me than turbo right now. We'll see what they do, but many people have said because the engine in these cars are tucked away so low, that the design from the Forester turbo won't work. If it did, I'm pretty sure it would be out by now.

People will always want more power. I remember when I was running almost 700 whp in my Supra and then I started thinking of getting a little more. Can never be satisfied!

DeepHunta 03-17-2013 12:01 AM

I was soooo mad that this turbo cannot fit on our brz's without some aftermarket engineering. I guess subaru really wants keep "turboing" on the wrx/sti.

I am actually thinking of getting the new Forester XT to trade in my legacy gt. I kind of need the ground clearance when I'm going to the mountains.

Snoopyalien24 03-17-2013 12:06 AM

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Originally Posted by DeepHunta (Post 798290)
without some aftermarket engineering

Heh

You mean cutting?

ashtray 03-17-2013 02:03 AM

Forester was available with a turbo 2.5l engine in the previous gen, that made about the same hp. I'm guessing the new one will have better fuel economy. Available with manual? Last gen if you wanted the turbo, you could only get it with the automatic.

nonicname 03-17-2013 02:35 AM

I can't believe anyone is asking if that engine could be swapped into the BRZ.


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