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1st graph-original setup

2nd graph- additional mods

3rd graph- additional mods and fresh oem block.

 

Just got back from my tune at Topspeed. Thankfully i have taken all of my past subaru's there to be tuned, so i can do come head to head dyno comparison.

 

-My set up

05 LGT w/100k miles

Bnr 18g/perrin tmic/grimmspeed ebcs

stock intake with k&n

Full exhaust with high flow catted down pipe

Dw 65c fuel pump and 850cc injectors

 

-The numbers

A little disappointed in the numbers, i was expecting ~320whp and ~350wtq on this dyno.

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn263/mcgowsd/7ed9261f.jpg

Here you see my 21psi pump gas map and 17psi DD map. Besides the tq just being a bit shy of my expectations, it took longer in my lgt to reach peak tq then in my similar hp wrx and sti, the turbo would be fully spooled, but wouldnt hit peak tq until another 500-750 rpms later(maybe this is a lgt intake manifold thing). On the hp front, the maf was locked @ 4.6v's for about 1k rpms in the upper power band(right where the car holds 300whp), we have a good suspicion that we reached a flow bottle neck at this point limiting me to ~300whp, perhaps the oem inlet?

 

Overall the car is much faster however, i suspect it has gone from a ~102mph stage 2 car to a ~108mph car. Much more power up high, the car no longer has a tq spike and falls on its face higher in the rev range.

 

Anyways, here is a neat comparo for you to digest. My 05 sti and 02 WRX with stock motors and vf-39 on pump gas vs my 18 LGT on pump gas. 21psi for all cars. Enjoy!

 

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn263/mcgowsd/0e56b57b.jpg

 

Edit: RETUNED 12/23/12 after going catless w/AEM intake

Went catless and added an intake/retuned

 

310/340. Ill take it. Planning on a exhaust manifold and inlet next year.http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn263/mcgowsd/B3765BC6-4746-411D-99F2-32104A881447-311-0000002CB371DDB0.jpg

 

Retuned 3/3/14.

-Added Fast motorsport TMIC

-Perrin up pipe

-New oem block to replace cracked ringland

-Graphs you see are 18 psi safe pump map, 21 psi pump map, 21 psi 97 octane "race gas" map.

She drives great.

http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn263/mcgowsd/8F9A6C16-7481-471D-B50B-57751F539686_zpskaknwnvt.jpg

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The numbers look good. I have a very similar setup and am currently getting e-tuned by cryo. At this point we are at just under 20 PSI on 93 Pump gas with no knock. I have been curious as to what the potential of this combo is and if the stock MAF tube was going to be restriction at this level. I'll have to check logs to see what my MAF voltage is in that RPM range. I am hoping for 325-350 HP since I have forged pistons I'm less worried about failure of a ringland. If and when I can ever get to a dyno (none within 4 hours of here) I'll post up a map

 

06 LGT 5EAT

BNR18g

DW740cc

DW65

FMS TMIC

Borla Headers

Greddy Uppipe

Invidia Downpipe

Stock axleback for stealth

CP pistons

King Bearings

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Ive seen the occasional decent result from BNR turbos, but for the most part they dont seem to perform up to par with other 18's. What they do well, atleast for me so far, is bolt in with 0 fitment issues, reliable, and affordable. The BNR 18g performs more like a big 16g with properly matched compressor and turbine housings in my mind.

 

You can see the progression of results through my thread as ive added more and more parts.

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