HELP WITH HOSES!
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HELP WITH HOSES!
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I am trying to renew the hoses in my 2006 WRX STi - Spec D. 2.5 blah blah. I have minor hesitation - even after full service, compression test, smoke test, coolant, sparks, oil, filters, you name it. Car pulls hard to 6k then...nada.
Anyway - is this a MAF sensor thing? Any fixes?
If not - and it's hoses-related, will these bad boys fit my ride? Thanks.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UK-SILICO...cAAOSwHoFXqvir
I am trying to renew the hoses in my 2006 WRX STi - Spec D. 2.5 blah blah. I have minor hesitation - even after full service, compression test, smoke test, coolant, sparks, oil, filters, you name it. Car pulls hard to 6k then...nada.
Anyway - is this a MAF sensor thing? Any fixes?
If not - and it's hoses-related, will these bad boys fit my ride? Thanks.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UK-SILICO...cAAOSwHoFXqvir
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Afraid to say Doc but your VF 43 is out of chuff around 5600-800 RPM so if what your description relates to no more pull / well of course there won’t be any to give / also don’t know how you can describe a car derived on torque to say “ minor hesitation , pulls hard to 6k then nothing , ha ha crazy dude / if you do have hesitation problems think you need to re phrase
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i also all be it not very often get a hesitation (slight cough is best way i can think to describe it) on a v3 sti at around 6500rpm and only in 2nd gear i always figured it must be the afm maxing out, ive upgraded everything else and 95% of the time its not there but still annoying. i bought a z32 afm but never got round to putting it in as wasnt sure on the wiring.
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Afraid to say Doc but your VF 43 is out of chuff around 5600-800 RPM so if what your description relates to no more pull / well of course there won’t be any to give / also don’t know how you can describe a car derived on torque to say “ minor hesitation , pulls hard to 6k then nothing , ha ha crazy dude / if you do have hesitation problems think you need to re phrase
Sorry - do you mean my engine is basically all torque, so won't rev all the way to 7k?
If so - that's great. I'm a new Scooby owner and don't know how these engines work/behave.
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please describe what you mean by hesitation, to me its like a very slight judder / cough basically i lose power for like a fraction of a second. but then keep pulling. do you mean your revs dont go past 5800 under load?
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It will rev to 7k but there isn’t anything there on the stock 2.5 running a VF43
Yes the EJ257 is derived on torque , absolute no need to rev hard 8k limiter , but maxed out well before then
Yes the EJ257 is derived on torque , absolute no need to rev hard 8k limiter , but maxed out well before then
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Yes - the car boosts, pulls like mad (dyno last month = 279hp stock), but I can't rev WOT past 5.8 to 6k.
Is this normal? Thanks for helping a nub.
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So - stock VF 43 turbo gives me all my boost/power from 3k to 6k tops? Fine with me - so long as that's what the stock system offers.
I can always mod the frick out of it down the line
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im guessing someone with same model will confirm, but yeah its plausible its just running out of puff. i think the optimum shift for me was around 6200rpm when i had the vf23 on. (pretty small turbo though but good fun)
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