Hi every one

adzs12 · #1 09-02-2007, 19:44

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Originally Posted by stu

lol

It must be 250+bhp within the first month of owning her

Pmsl you reckon

stu · #2 09-02-2007, 20:03

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Originally Posted by adzs12

Pmsl you reckon

I do mate, why???

My Gtir was running 300+bhp

Standard boost on any turbo car is a no no!!! lol

adzs12 · #3 09-02-2007, 20:14

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Originally Posted by stu

I do mate, why???

My Gtir was running 300+bhp

Standard boost on any turbo car is a no no!!! lol

Lol mate ive just spent 2 years getting to 250bhp, its not a case of money either its a case of getting custom parts made up etc and finding the people out there good enough to do your fabrication work etc, takes along time to come across the right mods for big power on the ca18et, if your after big power quickly i suggest you go for a det conversion as there are off the shelf uprated parts available.

PukkaSilvia · #4 09-02-2007, 20:18

He has a point. If you after 250bhp at the least it would be far quicker and cheaper to do the 16v engine conversion. 250bhp is possable but it will take more than a month as you will have to spend time sorting out parts and fabricating things. Not to say that you shouldnt go for it. Just dont expect it to be easy and fast unless you have alot time

stu · #5 09-02-2007, 20:21

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Originally Posted by adzs12

Lol mate ive just spent 2 years getting to 250bhp, its not a case of money either its a case of getting custom parts made up etc and finding the people out there good enough to do your fabrication work etc, takes along time to come across the right mods for big power on the ca18et, if your after big power quickly i suggest you go for a det conversion as there are off the shelf uprated parts available.

Ah got you.

i didnt realise the parts were the isue

I was thinking of running stock internals, puting a boost control, uprated fuel pump, straight through exhaust, colder plugs, uprated clutch, tubular manifold and maybe a bigger turbo on, and winding the boost up

Winding the boost up on a set of rollers that is, so we can monitor the fueling

Wouldnt that give me 250+bhp then??

im still in the thinking of a gtir lol

stu · #6 09-02-2007, 20:25

What are these baby's running standard?? what psi do the run at?

PukkaSilvia · #7 09-02-2007, 20:30

135bhp at 6psi ish

adzs12 · #8 09-02-2007, 20:34

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Originally Posted by stu

Ah got you.

i didnt realise the parts were the isue

I was thinking of running stock internals, puting a boost control, uprated fuel pump, straight through exhaust, colder plugs, uprated clutch, tubular manifold and maybe a bigger turbo on, and winding the boost up

Winding the boost up on a set of rollers that is, so we can monitor the fueling

Wouldnt that give me 250+bhp then??

im still in the thinking of a gtir lol

You certainly wont get 250 bhp on the std turbo mate, so the answer is no to that question. If you are going to stick with the Et which is a cool option as there isnt many big powered ets around, you can use my spec list in my thread ( the story so far ) as a reference guide. Give you an idea of what your looking at to acheive 250 bhp

stu · #9 09-02-2007, 20:40

ok cool, i will read up on it

135bhp atandard isnt to great is it lol

what can i turn it upto, without to many mods??

PukkaSilvia · #10 09-02-2007, 21:00

turn what upto? the boost or the power. It depends what you class as too many mods really. But i would say an et engine with everything done to it other than custom cam profiles,nitrous is about 350bhp/

S13eaters 8v engine was over 305bhp.

Get the car and go one step at a time. First off get a 2 3/4" or 3" straight through exhaust system for it. That should flow enough for your future power aims