Hmmm I think I want an FR-S now![]()
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After tuning on low boost, the FR-S was fitted with a Haltech boost control kit and the boost was raised to 9psi. The result was an impressive 324 WHP on our Dyno Dynamics dyno!
For reference, this FR-S made 153WHP stock on our dyno (baseline dyno).
This turbocharged FR-S build consists of:
· Dynosty Scion FR-S Subaru BRZ Single Turbo Kit with Tial GT2871R Turbocharger
· Tial MVR 44mm Wastegate and Tial Blow Off Valve
· Injector Dynamics 850cc Fuel Injectors running E85
· Haltech Platinum Sport standalone engine management
· Haltech Wideband and Haltech Advanced Boost Control System
· Dyno Tune by Hal at Dynosty
· Traklite 18" Wheels
· BC Racing Suspension
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That torque curve is mighty impressive. The GT2871R is a great turbo - glad to see it put to good use here. I wonder how much the kit will cost.
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I'm sure that car is an absolute blast... but what's the cost of that kit?
Kit + car + install.. are we talking Boss 302 money?
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Originally Posted by Boyz in da Park
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Your stage 1 1.8T runs more than double the boost this car does through the midrange and in fact does NOT make 250 ft/lbs at the wheels, it makes around 250 ft/lbs at the crank. This car on 9 psi also made 325 whp in the process which is impressive. That's a lot of flow for a 2.0L engine on such low boost. This thing on 14 psi or so is going to blow down well over 400 whp.
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Thank you for your deep seated knowledge on the subject of this brand new engine in a brand new car that has never been tested in such a way. Where did you get your degree in engineering and how did you get the chance to work with one of these cars under conditions such as that?
Originally Posted by Boyz in da Park
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This rustles my jimmies. Why are they modding these cars? Nobody gets these cars!!!
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Probably not. Upgrade that plastic intake manifold to something that flows more efficiently, 14 psi is not completely out of the question. It's also running e85, so who knows it may detonate at the current boost level on 93oct. Who knows, no one has tested the limits of this motor on stock internals.
I'm curious to see what the manifold looks like, and if this is 9psi ran directly to the intake manifold, un intercooled. So I too would like bay shots![]()
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Haven't actually heard one....now that I have you can add that to the long list of why I don't like that car.
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That standalone, injectors, and turbo are ~6k already. Factor in manifold, gauges, downpipe, intercooler (if it has one) wastegate, bov/dv, plumbing and fittings, and the labor another 2-3k roughly. Then take the dyno tuning plus labor for that another 1k or so. This kit is probably 10-12k all said and done. You could do all yourself but tuning and spend 6k.