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Dknits782 2008-03-23 06:29 PM

upgrade question
 
i have a 05 sti im thinking of ugrading some things how do u think this would work out

-20G turbo
-aps or gt spec header and up pipe
-new injectors, fuel pump

Kevin M 2008-03-23 10:10 PM

It would work out that your car is faster and your wallet is lighter.

WRX06TR 2008-03-23 11:47 PM

20g would make the car a beast. You don't have to get headers but if you want to run an EWG you would need them. I dont believe the STi needs an uppipe but I'm sure an aftermarket one would flow much better. Injectors are a must you could probably run 750cc or 800cc (leaving you some headroom) and most commonly a Walbro 255 Fuel pump. While you are at it I would toss in a FMIC or at least a HUGE TMIC. I assume you have a TBE and EM...

sperry 2008-03-24 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Dknits782 (Post 116142)
i have a 05 sti im thinking of ugrading some things how do u think this would work out

-20G turbo
-aps or gt spec header and up pipe
-new injectors, fuel pump

If you want a decent setup at a great price, I've got pretty much all of that stuff lying around my garage right now:

- TD05-20G (great spool on an STi motor, but not quite the top-end that you'd get with a TD06-20G), turbo needs a rebuild since the compressor wheel ate some rocks, and I'd be willing to do the rebuild before selling the turbo.

- Gruppe-S headers, coated, tapped for EGT and O2 sensors. Great sounding header, helps torque, in great condition... it just won't clear my new oilpan so I'm selling it.

- Helix 675 top feed injectors (not sure if the '05 STi uses top or side feed... probably side feed unfortunately), these are plenty big for the TD05-20G.

You'll just need a new Walbro 255, and like Nick said, a bigger intercooler would be highly recommended, whether it's a FMIC or just a larger top-mount. And again like Nick said, that's assuming you've got an exhaust and engine management that can be tuned for all these bits.

Dknits782 2008-03-24 09:59 PM

i have a stromung shorty dp to a high flow cat to a custom 3inch pipe wielded onto a blitz nur spec r axel back and for em i have the ap v2

100_Percent_Juice 2008-03-24 10:08 PM

Your exhaust is just like mine. Its like 3 different exhausts in one.

wrxkidid 2008-03-24 10:27 PM

Well technically it is one exhaust, it just has custom parts.

100_Percent_Juice 2008-03-24 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by wrxkidid (Post 116172)
Well technically it is one exhaust, it just has custom parts.

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wrxkidid 2008-03-25 12:44 PM

Get this man a microphone we got a comedian on our hands.

Dknits782 2008-03-25 07:53 PM

what injectors should i fun? how long do u think my stock internals will last and my clutch

WRX06TR 2008-03-25 08:58 PM

With a good tune your stock internals should be fine. But that is directly proportional to the amount of boost hammering into it and how you take care of it. 21-24 PSI should be "okay".

sperry 2008-03-26 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by WRX06TR (Post 116208)
With a good tune your stock internals should be fine. But that is directly proportional to the amount of boost hammering into it and how you take care of it. 21-24 PSI should be "okay".

24psi is too much IMO. I've got a build motor and that's about what I'm planning on running. I'd stay in the 18-22 range tops on a stock bottom end.

WRX06TR 2008-03-26 10:12 AM

^Yea I wasn't 100% positive on that peak number, I just went with what I usually see on NASIOC where everybody says don't exceed 25PSI on the stock block.

wrxkidid 2008-03-26 12:47 PM

I think it largely depends on the turbo you are using to push that much PSI as well. Bigger turbos push way more air at the same PSI than a smaller turbo at the same PSI, but then again I might be wrong.

sperry 2008-03-26 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by wrxkidid (Post 116233)
I think it largely depends on the turbo you are using to push that much PSI as well. Bigger turbos push way more air at the same PSI than a smaller turbo at the same PSI, but then again I might be wrong.

That's absolutely true. I thought we were talking about a 20G specifically.

wrxkidid 2008-03-26 01:12 PM

I agree with you on the numbers though Scott. For a 20g I wouldn't push any more than 22psi if that. Now on an Evo III 16g I wouldn't hesitate with meth to run 24 psi, but you still wont be making the power of the 20g, you will just be able to say "I run 24 psi"


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