450 bhp turbo options
#1
450 bhp turbo options
I need some advice on turbo options for my blobeye sti, i have all supporting mods sorted just trying to figure out which turbo to go for, the engine isn't yet forged and so won't be pushing more than 450bhp at the moment!
From research it seems to be between the SC46 , rcm precision 500 and the mdx555-450.
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated!
Ben.
From research it seems to be between the SC46 , rcm precision 500 and the mdx555-450.
Any suggestions or information would be greatly appreciated!
Ben.
#2
The MDX is one to avoid
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...n-a-2-0-a.html
I'd be interested to hear thoughts on the RCM turnbo.
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...n-a-2-0-a.html
I'd be interested to hear thoughts on the RCM turnbo.
#7
For 450 (based on a newage for the list below) you would be looking at the following :-
Uprated injectors (800cc is a good start)
Uprated fuel pump (255 is sufficent)
Uprated turbo (make your own choices here)
FMIC is advised but not always required (if fitting FMIC then factor in an induction filter)
FPR is recommended as you would be uprating your injectors
Uprated boost solenoid (at least a 3 port)
ECU or ECU remap
Uprated exhaust to flow better (would assume most have already done this part)
IF running a 2.5 then i would consider forging the engine for reliability. The 2.0 JDM engines far a bit better upto this power level but they are not totally bulletproof either.
One more thing to consider is uprated brakes!!! At normalish power levels the standard setup is fine but going above 450 uprated disc/pads even further a BBK is advised
The above list isnt a how to guide but just my take on how to safely get to 450.
Uprated injectors (800cc is a good start)
Uprated fuel pump (255 is sufficent)
Uprated turbo (make your own choices here)
FMIC is advised but not always required (if fitting FMIC then factor in an induction filter)
FPR is recommended as you would be uprating your injectors
Uprated boost solenoid (at least a 3 port)
ECU or ECU remap
Uprated exhaust to flow better (would assume most have already done this part)
IF running a 2.5 then i would consider forging the engine for reliability. The 2.0 JDM engines far a bit better upto this power level but they are not totally bulletproof either.
One more thing to consider is uprated brakes!!! At normalish power levels the standard setup is fine but going above 450 uprated disc/pads even further a BBK is advised
The above list isnt a how to guide but just my take on how to safely get to 450.
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For 450 (based on a newage for the list below) you would be looking at the following :-
Uprated injectors (800cc is a good start)
Uprated fuel pump (255 is sufficent)
Uprated turbo (make your own choices here)
FMIC is advised but not always required (if fitting FMIC then factor in an induction filter)
FPR is recommended as you would be uprating your injectors
Uprated boost solenoid (at least a 3 port)
ECU or ECU remap
Uprated exhaust to flow better (would assume most have already done this part)
IF running a 2.5 then i would consider forging the engine for reliability. The 2.0 JDM engines far a bit better upto this power level but they are not totally bulletproof either.
One more thing to consider is uprated brakes!!! At normalish power levels the standard setup is fine but going above 450 uprated disc/pads even further a BBK is advised
The above list isnt a how to guide but just my take on how to safely get to 450.
Uprated injectors (800cc is a good start)
Uprated fuel pump (255 is sufficent)
Uprated turbo (make your own choices here)
FMIC is advised but not always required (if fitting FMIC then factor in an induction filter)
FPR is recommended as you would be uprating your injectors
Uprated boost solenoid (at least a 3 port)
ECU or ECU remap
Uprated exhaust to flow better (would assume most have already done this part)
IF running a 2.5 then i would consider forging the engine for reliability. The 2.0 JDM engines far a bit better upto this power level but they are not totally bulletproof either.
One more thing to consider is uprated brakes!!! At normalish power levels the standard setup is fine but going above 450 uprated disc/pads even further a BBK is advised
The above list isnt a how to guide but just my take on how to safely get to 450.
whats im unsure will engine receive enough fuel with lph340 pump.
Most probably will need new clutch,all above will be £4k plus 2.35
#9
For reference my Hawkeye spec C is also a 2.0 JDM (although has recently been rebuilt to a 2.1) was safely running over 450 bhp for a number of years without issue and the mods inc :-
Hybrid FMIC
Cold Air Induction kit
800cc Injectors
uprated FPR
3 port Boost Solenoid
Walbro 255 FP
Litchfield LM450 turbo
3" H&S downpipe and 3" Cobra trackday exhaust
Looking at what you have already, you have a good basis to get to 450 already.
I would leave the FMIC in place to be honest even though the PW top mount is a quality bit of kit, the spool up time is negligable (maybe 200-300rpm at best) and if you have plans for a 2.35 (read big money!) then once past 450bhp it wont be as effecient anyway.
Hybrid FMIC
Cold Air Induction kit
800cc Injectors
uprated FPR
3 port Boost Solenoid
Walbro 255 FP
Litchfield LM450 turbo
3" H&S downpipe and 3" Cobra trackday exhaust
Looking at what you have already, you have a good basis to get to 450 already.
I would leave the FMIC in place to be honest even though the PW top mount is a quality bit of kit, the spool up time is negligable (maybe 200-300rpm at best) and if you have plans for a 2.35 (read big money!) then once past 450bhp it wont be as effecient anyway.
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#10
For reference my Hawkeye spec C is also a 2.0 JDM (although has recently been rebuilt to a 2.1) was safely running over 450 bhp for a number of years without issue and the mods inc :-
Hybrid FMIC
Cold Air Induction kit
800cc Injectors
uprated FPR
3 port Boost Solenoid
Walbro 255 FP
Litchfield LM450 turbo
3" H&S downpipe and 3" Cobra trackday exhaust
Looking at what you have already, you have a good basis to get to 450 already.
I would leave the FMIC in place to be honest even though the PW top mount is a quality bit of kit, the spool up time is negligable (maybe 200-300rpm at best) and if you have plans for a 2.35 (read big money!) then once past 450bhp it wont be as effecient anyway.
Hybrid FMIC
Cold Air Induction kit
800cc Injectors
uprated FPR
3 port Boost Solenoid
Walbro 255 FP
Litchfield LM450 turbo
3" H&S downpipe and 3" Cobra trackday exhaust
Looking at what you have already, you have a good basis to get to 450 already.
I would leave the FMIC in place to be honest even though the PW top mount is a quality bit of kit, the spool up time is negligable (maybe 200-300rpm at best) and if you have plans for a 2.35 (read big money!) then once past 450bhp it wont be as effecient anyway.
#11
I have an ACT organic clutch fitted. I recently replaced it when my engine build was done, as it made sense. Not that there was anything wrong with the one fitted after 6 years of use, but as it was down to the last 30-40% ish it made sense to swap out and save on labour cost in a year or 2.
They are available in many ratings and are significatly cheaper than the Exeedy stuff ive seen at the same rating. I've teamed mine up together with their lightened flywheel too and it feels almost OEM.
My clutch kit - vipmotorsport.co.uk/Shop-by-vehicle/subaru/subaru-impreza/GD-GG-00-07/GD-GG-00-07-Clutch-Kits-Components/GD-GG-00-07-WRX-STI/Subaru-Impreza-WRX-STI-2-0L-Turbo-6spd-02-07-HD-M-Perf-Street-Sprung-ACT-Clutch-Kit-TC-522ft-lbs
I'd use the money from the top mount to get a set of APs for the rear too. Its what i have on mine, 362mm CP7040 front and 330mm CP7600 rear with DS2500 all round. Their stopping power is nothing short of awesome!
What year and model do you have?
They are available in many ratings and are significatly cheaper than the Exeedy stuff ive seen at the same rating. I've teamed mine up together with their lightened flywheel too and it feels almost OEM.
My clutch kit - vipmotorsport.co.uk/Shop-by-vehicle/subaru/subaru-impreza/GD-GG-00-07/GD-GG-00-07-Clutch-Kits-Components/GD-GG-00-07-WRX-STI/Subaru-Impreza-WRX-STI-2-0L-Turbo-6spd-02-07-HD-M-Perf-Street-Sprung-ACT-Clutch-Kit-TC-522ft-lbs
I'd use the money from the top mount to get a set of APs for the rear too. Its what i have on mine, 362mm CP7040 front and 330mm CP7600 rear with DS2500 all round. Their stopping power is nothing short of awesome!
What year and model do you have?
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#12
I have an ACT organic clutch fitted. I recently replaced it when my engine build was done, as it made sense. Not that there was anything wrong with the one fitted after 6 years of use, but as it was down to the last 30-40% ish it made sense to swap out and save on labour cost in a year or 2.
They are available in many ratings and are significatly cheaper than the Exeedy stuff ive seen at the same rating. I've teamed mine up together with their lightened flywheel too and it feels almost OEM.
My clutch kit - vipmotorsport.co.uk/Shop-by-vehicle/subaru/subaru-impreza/GD-GG-00-07/GD-GG-00-07-Clutch-Kits-Components/GD-GG-00-07-WRX-STI/Subaru-Impreza-WRX-STI-2-0L-Turbo-6spd-02-07-HD-M-Perf-Street-Sprung-ACT-Clutch-Kit-TC-522ft-lbs
I'd use the money from the top mount to get a set of APs for the rear too. Its what i have on mine, 362mm CP7040 front and 330mm CP7600 rear with DS2500 all round. Their stopping power is nothing short of awesome!
What year and model do you have?
They are available in many ratings and are significatly cheaper than the Exeedy stuff ive seen at the same rating. I've teamed mine up together with their lightened flywheel too and it feels almost OEM.
My clutch kit - vipmotorsport.co.uk/Shop-by-vehicle/subaru/subaru-impreza/GD-GG-00-07/GD-GG-00-07-Clutch-Kits-Components/GD-GG-00-07-WRX-STI/Subaru-Impreza-WRX-STI-2-0L-Turbo-6spd-02-07-HD-M-Perf-Street-Sprung-ACT-Clutch-Kit-TC-522ft-lbs
I'd use the money from the top mount to get a set of APs for the rear too. Its what i have on mine, 362mm CP7040 front and 330mm CP7600 rear with DS2500 all round. Their stopping power is nothing short of awesome!
What year and model do you have?
Have You 2 piece discs on rear ap kit?
Yes had above clutch saved/watched on ebay, have You act flywheel with it?
Last edited by JdmSti2006; 17 May 2021 at 06:33 PM.
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#14
Yes have the flywheel fitted too, but had that done years ago when i bought the first kit. Only needed a replacement clutch kit this time round.
Last edited by MelTypeR; 19 May 2021 at 02:20 PM.
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