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nevermind, *sigh*
Edit: That is some good looking vinyl+hood. I wonder if i could rig up an oil cooler in front of that scoop...
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Will see if I can grab weight etc today
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So it cooled down overnight so they could get to work on it today. Got to see them assemble the intercooler inside the manifold:
![]() Figured out the pics finally Thanks for the help.
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Here it is in the air after the radiator for the intercooler was installed.
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NICE..you know what the IC weights in at? (total additional)
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1st picture is meant to be about the intercooler but it has 4 other chargers in that looks like the 150 variant, no clear picture of the intercooler setup.
2nd picture is just a rather cheezy picture of the car in the air with the supercharger acting like some japanese girl doing a scenery photo shoot, no picture of the heat exchanger showing where and how it was mounted/water lines routed. Ohh, and no invites Although I didn't wake up until 2pm..
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Can anyone chime in on if the base maps are speed density or maf based?
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i believe that is left to the tuner and what they prefer.
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As for the fuel maps, traditionally Subaru maps are Load vs RPM, with Load calculated: Load = (total g/s airflow) / (rpm) * (60) g/s is derived from MAF voltage then adjusted by the scaling. So you can, in theory, bump up to a 4" intake and all you'd have to do is adjust the scaling to get the appropriate g/s. |
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The same resolution problems that just about every other MAF based vehicle suffers from. We're all limited to a 5v signal to determine total air flow, yet there are quite a few people using that same 5 volts to measure air for a whole lot more power than anyone is making in an 86...
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