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GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 01:24 PM

Full blown on AT FRS?
 
So I have a 2013 AT FRS and im leaning towards Full blown for FI.
Im deciding between the stage 1 and stage 2 turbo kit and would like some help or any information from any other AT owners that have decided to boost there car.

Would either kit require other upgrades like internals or trans?

If so what else would i need to purchase?

Thanks any help is appreciated

cdrazic93 04-17-2014 02:01 PM

I know for a fact you wont need internals for the engine, not sure about the durability of the Auto trans tho.

GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by cdrazic93 (Post 1679152)
I know for a fact you wont need internals for the engine, not sure about the durability of the Auto trans tho.

ya ive been looking into it and internals are recommended if your going with high boost (which i will not be doing right off the start) but i haven't been able to find anything on the transmission.

Ross 04-17-2014 02:16 PM

The auto trans seem to be doing well with force induction. I would recommend a trans cooler and a possible fluid flush depending on millage. I would also recommend a good flowing exhaust system, catch can / breather, and an oil cooler would not hurt. Not knowing your climate a radiator may not be a bad idea as well. These are the typical things I do when adding force induction to these cars. There are upgrades available for the trans as well.

GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Ross (Post 1679185)
The auto trans seem to be doing well with force induction. I would recommend a trans cooler and a possible fluid flush depending on millage. I would also recommend a good flowing exhaust system, catch can / breather, and an oil cooler would not hurt. Not knowing your climate a radiator may not be a bad idea as well. These are the typical things I do when adding force induction to these cars. There are upgrades available for the trans as well.

I will be adding anything required to keep it reliable because it is my DD, Im just a noob when it comes to cars though hahaha so Im not to sure where to start but i will be looking into all that thanks.

BRZPDX 04-17-2014 02:25 PM

I'm FI on AT. It is holding up fine for now (~3000 miles). 8.5psi atm, about 295whp/225tq. Have not tracked it or beat the shit out of it yet though so the longevity is unknown. I do have a trans cooler and did a Redline AT fluid change just in case.

I am planning on installing the oil cooler once the temp starts to rise but I am in the PNW so never gets super humid/hot. I don't like to block my FMIC so I will be installing the oil cooler behind my driver side fog light (BRZ) and do a fog light delete to get some air flow in there.

As for the upgraded rad, I think it is a good idea, but depends on your climate/purpose of the car. For freeway pulls, DD, I have not seen my coolant temps in unusual ranges.

Internal wise, many tune shops/mechanics thinks it will do fine to about 350whp, but the longevity will suffer for sure. Expect a full rebuild around the 50k mark if you maintain your car decently.

Vented hood is probably a good idea, and a trans cooler is a must imo. Meth kit will keep the temps down as well.

GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by BRZPDX (Post 1679206)
I'm FI on AT. It is holding up fine for now (~3000 miles). 8.5psi atm, about 295whp/225tq. Have not tracked it or beat the shit out of it yet though so the longevity is unknown. I do have a trans cooler and did a Redline AT fluid change just in case.

I am planning on installing the oil cooler once the temp starts to rise but I am in the PNW so never gets super humid/hot. I don't like to block my FMIC so I will be installing the oil cooler behind my driver side fog light (BRZ) and do a fog light delete to get some air flow in there.

As for the upgraded rad, I think it is a good idea, but depends on your climate/purpose of the car. For freeway pulls, DD, I have not seen my coolant temps in unusual ranges.

Internal wise, many tune shops/mechanics thinks it will do fine to about 350whp, but the longevity will suffer for sure. Expect a full rebuild around the 50k mark if you maintain your car decently.

Vented hood is probably a good idea, and a trans cooler is a must imo. Meth kit will keep the temps down as well.

thanks for the input ill be needing to go with good cooling as i live in california in the central valley and it gets above 100 degrees here haha

P&L Motorsports 04-17-2014 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by GREATNEESSS (Post 1679237)
thanks for the input ill be needing to go with good cooling as i live in california in the central valley and it gets above 100 degrees here haha

Definitely going to need a trans cooler. Our white BRZ is an AT and handles 400whp fine with just the cooler. :cheers:

-Ty

mashal 04-17-2014 06:42 PM

@FullBlown , you cant go wrong with their kit, i believe they have done an auto frs , its somewhere here in the forums.

Dum11567 04-17-2014 07:24 PM

Look into SSP, they have a torque converter, trans cooler, and valve body upgrade

GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by P&L Motorsports (Post 1679906)
Definitely going to need a trans cooler. Our white BRZ is an AT and handles 400whp fine with just the cooler. :cheers:

-Ty

That's on just the kit + a cooler? Everything else is stock?

GREATNEESSS 04-17-2014 10:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mashal (Post 1679954)
@FullBlown , you cant go wrong with their kit, i believe they have done an auto frs , its somewhere here in the forums.

Ya sent them a pm about it

Dum11567 04-17-2014 11:03 PM

ask @DeOppressorLiber

Here's a video of his car

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iLLTNwl6w8"]2013 FRS Turbo with Upgraded Tranny Parts - YouTube[/ame]


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