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Yup, another of these threads. Awesome power
Here's a little teaser of Accelerated Performance's new turbo kit for the BRZ/FRS.
Stock Header, BRZ-400 Turbo Kit @ 20PSI, OMNI 4 BAR Map Sensor, DW65 Pump, DW900 Injectors, Exedy Clutch !
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in4later cant watch at work
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That's pretty sweet. I hope this kind of thing really takes off, love the car. I would like to buy one in a few years.![]()
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Forgive my stupid question but how can it be the "stock header" if it wasn't turbo to begin with?![]()
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Now they have ruined it with fking turbo...![]()
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In to see comments of how idiots would get a Mustang Boss now because its a "better option" for the money
This is very impressive. Wonder who will break the 500whp barrier first!
Do they mention internal work at all?
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TCL on stock BRZ - "ZOMG ITS SO SLOW YOU WILL GUARANTEED DEAD WHAT A POS IT NEEDS A TURBO AND TONS MORE POWER!!!1one"
TCL on a BRZ with previously-requested 'tons more power' - "ZOMG WHAT A POS IT WILL GUARANTEED ASPLODE!!!1one I WOULD MUCH RATHER HAVE ALL THE OTHER CARS!!!"
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Does 440whp @ 20 psi seem a little low to anyone?
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I like the BRZ, I don't think boosting it to within an inch of meltdown will make the car better. You'll screw up much of what's good about the car. Goodbye to sharp throttle response and a linear powerband. It's already nose heavy, adding 50+ lbs of turbo hardware isn't going to help with that. And personally I can't imagine the powertrain of a lightweight 2700 lb car lasting too long with that kind of power.
Like I said, I'll take the car designed for 450 hp. And yes, I'm very sure the Boss's powerband is better for track duty.
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Yeah, not to be "that guy" but...
With the turbo hanging off the stock exhaust manifolds, and stock compression; this is dyno queen stuff, just to say they were first to do it. Not really usable; on a track it'd explode, and the turbo location to be compatible with the stock header is undoubtedly impeding boost response.
The newer turbo Subarus (starting with the current-gen Legacy GT and Forester diesel and eventually on the next WRX) don't use the old header/up-pipe configuration, they put the turbo down low and in front. Once people develop manifolds, this will be the desirable setup on this car too. There's just more room up there and shorter piping distances.
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When I bought my S4 10 years ago, there weren't exactly many 500+ hp sedans on the market. So I built one instead.
But there's no doubt that a car with factory 500+ hp (CTS-V for example) is going to be an overall better vehicle in terms of balance and reliability than any tuner car with double the OEM power.
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It most likely isn't an inch from meltdown. Noone has any idea of the failing point of the rods, or when the pistons will start to melt... Breaking limits need to be found. So far we're seeing close to 450hp out of a stock motor. 20 psi isn't absolutely crazy either...
Relocate the battery to the trunk, and there you go relieve some weight off that super heavy front end
What car is exactly designed for 450hp? With a good driver this BRZ would own the 302 on a road course you know that..
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This sounds about right. The powerband on the dyno looks pretty smooth and linear until about 4500 rpms where things then start to go all over the place. This might be ok on a road course with a lot of straightaways without any sharp turns, but on anything really technical and tight, it wouldn't be all that fun.
Having said that, it's fun to see how much power people can get out of these cars, but personally, I think 250 whp would be perfect in a car like this.
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Here we go again. The Toyobaru is ruining the Car Lounge.
Can we all just agree that if Subaru releases a naturally aspired 240-260hp version of the BRZ with a screaming redline, at a $30k-32k, that it will finally be a universally cool car?
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