Derp, forgot the dyno sheet. The torque plateau is sweet.
The TD04 run was my last dyno, "stage 2" 94 octane. Spool misleading since it was much cooler that day.
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As much fun as "stage 2" was with an Airboy tune, a VF43 came up locally for the right price. Drove on wastegate boost for a week, and saw Airboy and his Dyno Dynamics last week.
Put down more power than most VF43 swaps, and stage 2 STI's on his dyno because I went with a 94 octane tune, and we put Airboy's RE-01R's on my car.
Dyno Dynamics with ATMC1 CF for repeatable results throughout the year
Elevation: 3500'
Temp: 82F
Density Altitude that day: ~5400'
Stock on the same dyno: 175-180 whp, 225 wtq
Stock STI on the same dyno: 225-230 whp, 230 wtq
Me: 289 whp, 315 wtq
Power run starts at 22 seconds:
Derp, forgot the dyno sheet. The torque plateau is sweet.
The TD04 run was my last dyno, "stage 2" 94 octane. Spool misleading since it was much cooler that day.
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Nice, looks good! How's it feel?
<-------- Taylor Swift.
2006 WRX 330whp. 300wtq. Slow.
99.5 Jetta...I hear they make 90 to the wheels....
Hawk-Eye Alliance #137
First Mods...what to do.
Subaru Guide
Feels great, the extra mid range punch is nice. Haven't had a chance to really take advantage of it yet however.
Thats about the same numbers that mine was at when I had the vf43 on my car! Kinda weird...mine was on a mustang dyno though. I know you can't really compare it just saying.
<-------- Taylor Swift.
2006 WRX 330whp. 300wtq. Slow.
99.5 Jetta...I hear they make 90 to the wheels....
Hawk-Eye Alliance #137
First Mods...what to do.
Subaru Guide
I like that torque curve
He give you any indication of the boost/timing you're running?
2005 WRX STi (Mods | Virtual Dyno)
Resident Tuner @ WTF Tuning, LLC
"Never trust anything that bleeds for a week and lives ..."
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Boost is only 18 psi, so I'd assume it's mostly timing, I'll have to do some logging to see what the timing is. I have a 91 octane tune as well, but will likely never use it :-)
Now to take this b*tch down to sea level!
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