So which air filter shall i fit or dont bother
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So which air filter shall i fit or dont bother
My engine spec, 195 chip and beige inj, magnex, piper t2 cam, hybrid t25, pace intercooler, cossie fuel pump. So what next? Head?
I want more boost as this is really the only way to up the power but i think it would involve large expenses.
My fezzy runs about 18psi and about 200 bhp from a string of mods, I dont know what to do now to get more power except puting on an air filter instead of standard airbox. I also think the car would run better without the dump valve, and i know the sound would be fantastic when the turbo chirps. Any ideas of which aftermarket airfilter is the best.
I want more boost as this is really the only way to up the power but i think it would involve large expenses.
My fezzy runs about 18psi and about 200 bhp from a string of mods, I dont know what to do now to get more power except puting on an air filter instead of standard airbox. I also think the car would run better without the dump valve, and i know the sound would be fantastic when the turbo chirps. Any ideas of which aftermarket airfilter is the best.
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It's not worth you running any more boost until you upgrade the bottom end.
You are not going to get much more power with an airfilter change....maybe 2-5bhp. But i highly recommend the K&N57i
You are not going to get much more power with an airfilter change....maybe 2-5bhp. But i highly recommend the K&N57i
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2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
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2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
1990 FRST : Sold.
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If going over 195bhp you should get all steel bottom end, lower the compression with forged pistons.
A charge cooler will be needed and head work.
A custom mapped chip would be needed to.
Turning up the boost does NOT necessarily mean lots more power.
A charge cooler will be needed and head work.
A custom mapped chip would be needed to.
Turning up the boost does NOT necessarily mean lots more power.
Greg : Owner of a FRST for 14yrs
2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
1990 FRST : Sold.
2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
1990 FRST : Sold.
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Fezzy Turbo :If going over 195bhp you should get all steel bottom end, lower the compression with forged pistons. £price?£1600+
A charge cooler will be needed and head work.£1400 fitted
A custom mapped chip £500+
Another £3500 at least, nightmare. Ill have to buy a different car i think.
Thing is its taken so long and too much££ just to get the car working like this. Ill need to strengthen the gearbox chasis and clutch as well, ap's organic clutch is very good, and i would recommend it to anyone running up to 200.
So how much roughly for an engine capable of about 250 bhp, keeping existing turbo, gearbox, management, injectors?
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if u know ur engines pukka why not spend money on it??!
But thats the case with cars, i'd rather plan before i make a big jump.
But thats the case with cars, i'd rather plan before i make a big jump.
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Good news. Just went to the rolling road at p+. The boost was turned down to 16 psi, the ignition was retarded by 2 and the fueling was adjusted properly due to cossy pump.
191 lb/foot torque
193 bhp at 5466 rpm
Aparentlly this is very good and should be reliable considering the modifications done. there is a bit of lag due to the spec of the hybrid t25, but apparently this is why I got such good figures.
Cheers greg for the advice on boost. Sometimes its too easy to close your eyes and turn up the boost.
191 lb/foot torque
193 bhp at 5466 rpm
Aparentlly this is very good and should be reliable considering the modifications done. there is a bit of lag due to the spec of the hybrid t25, but apparently this is why I got such good figures.
Cheers greg for the advice on boost. Sometimes its too easy to close your eyes and turn up the boost.
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