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07-07-2014, 07:48 PM | #29 | |
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Every kit makes about the same power at the same boost on the same turbos. The only real differences are spool/response and more importantly the tuning going along with it. It's the same engine and the intake, piping, and IC have a negligible effect on overall power. |
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Crawford turbo jdm vf36 sti is not cheap , around 2500k .
Vf36 used in wrx 2002 -2005 and it's fast. Their price is high and i find no dyno plot but remember crawford is the only tuner that is over 20 year on subaru engines tuning. I had no experience with their turbo but i regard their experience on subaru engines. Crawford says we could make 300whp on stock engine with their turbo kit. With 10psi boost on e85 it give 320whp with boost controller. Price is alittle higher than other turbos. Remember they make twin scroll turbos with more torque over power band. The only thing i do not know is their ecu tuning . Maybe so good may be not good i do not know but i think we could tune on dyno , no problem. I really like to shop their kits. |
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Plenty of people hit 320 on pump gas and just under 500on e85 reliably... Craw fords kit is horrible, this isn't an ej motor, it is a whole different animal... There is a reason you don't have people all over the forums with any actual experience praising them. It's always fanboys quoting crawfords "years of experience with Subarus." Name for me again a Subaru before the BRZ that had direct injection.... What about 12.5:1 compression.... Two injectors per cylinder... Angled rods... Real wheel drive?!?!? Ohh wait none if that matters, it has a Subaru badge so Crawford must be the bestestest... /sarcasm
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I think even with e85 or race gas it is more logical at first we reduce compression ratio then turbocharge engine. Crawford was first tuner did it . Brz engine as i know is 80% subaru 20% toyota. |
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That 20% is the most important part... The d4s .. The game changer
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I really think we could judge if we test their kit.
You think it's crap i think maybe good kit but both of us may think wrong. Hope to find a real review |
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I've done some research myself on this and have directly talk to Quirt Crawford. The major difference between Crawford's kit and the rest would be that it was developed to go with their built short block. The entire kit is really around the $15k mark with the built short block. This also includes every supporting mod you need ready to go. Including a custom built clutch, beefier axles, full exhaust, tune, and updates. Also, there is no core exchange on the short block, so you could go back to stock. As far as power numbers, it does "only" make around 450whp to the wheels on e85 but it builds power quick. At 4500 RPM you hit 400+ whp and make it all the way to redline which you can rev up to nearly 9K also you hit peak torque at 4500 rpm at about 450lbs. My friend has a kit from full blown and made 400whp but it was not nearly as quick and only mad 299lbs ft of torque. Peak boost at 28psi comes on about 3500 rpm. It's a great turbo for the application and makes great power quick and holds it. Perfect for the track, when I say track I mean road course not drag strip lol.
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Ironic.
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I think you already know the answer to that question. He had spent a total of $8k with supporting mods and after a tune. I think if you added a built short block to that you're going to be well over 10k said and done. Full blown is another great company to work with. I've never said they weren't. Just thought I would share some info from what I've received from Crawford.
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And were explaining the benifits of other kits outweigh these benefits from crawford.
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It will never reach the numbers you have stated as they use very small turbo, stock fuel pump and modified stock injectors (drilled). on top of that you will have to deal with poor fitment, missing parts, and delay. If I had to do it all over again I would choose FBM without hesitation. |
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