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and firewall grommet? nothing goes thru the firewall for install.
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![]() Sadly I didn't get the numbers I was hoping for but here's a dyno log I have. I should add that this car still feels amazing and it's definitely fast now! Mod list on CA 91 oct: -JRSC -Omni 3 bar map -Perrin LW crank pulley -Rev Works UEL headers -Nameless 2.5" catted op/fp -OEM midpipe -Nameless 3" axleback ![]() That was the average 3rd gear pull. Ended up being about 233whp SAE corrected. ![]() He suggested we do a couple 4th gear pulls as well. These are those. Again about 233whp SAE corrected, IDK why he gave my uncorrected dynos lol NA dynos: This dyno is from when I was NA and with a different tuner. Mod list with CA 91 oct: -OEM airbox with TRD filter -Same parts as above ![]() 2 runs are with the stock tune and 2 runs are with the new tune. Any recommendations on getting closer to 280 without switching fuels?
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Better header, Rev works is kinda meh from what I've seen
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That's what I've been thinking, was thinking about tomei or JDL but not sure if the extra gains will be worth the price because I still want UEL. You think the nameless 3" midpipe will make a big difference? They claim 12hp FI.
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Also, measure those crank pulleys, carefully, with calipers. Perhaps your're making less boost than normal due to a smaller crank pulley (I've seen it before). |
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hey guys I tried doing a search and didn't find much; what tire size are the folks with the JRSC running with for street use? 225? 235? 245?
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I ran stock ones for 3 months, note I use 245/45 mpss.
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225/45-17 mpss on 17x8. 225 also fits stock rims just fine. I use UTQG 100 rubber in 235/40-17 for ax/track - this size is less common and usually in stickier rubber. IMHO anything bigger than 225 for street is for looks but 235/245 works also. |
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225/45/17 rs3 on 17x8 wrx wheels and 5mm spacer, street and track
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We run anything from 225 to 255, depending on what we're testing. Compound range from 340TW all seasons to 100TW r-comps.
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