[quote name='calibre said:
Pretty clever decision imo leaving it n/a, avoids any warranty issues for Toyota/Subaru up to these 3rd parties, I\'d say there will be so many b]power up[/b] options available shortly, the problem will just be choosing which one.
Seriously, is this what kids are calling it these days.
Too much Mario Kart.
[quote name='Swindog said:
Power power = more fuel = more heat being generated
That i can understand, all things remaining equal. eg VF28 @ 170kw would create less heat than @ 200kw.
I was under the impression that changing turbos would change the range of efficiency and therefore heat characteristics. Big efficient Turbo @ 18psi, vs small less efficient turbo (for the car) @ 18psi, which would be creating the most heat.
I would also make the assumption that it is not a direct proportion of heat/power. Eg the exhaust gas @ 290 would not be 30% higher than @ 200. Or would it? or would it only be marginally Higher. Thats what i'd like to know.
Nothing wrong with a little E-Wank.
And no i do not understand how the temp can be so signigicantly hotter. I would have thought that an efficiently running engine would have similar exhaust temps despite power levels, be that @ 200 with smaller turbo, or 290 (your rough power level) with a much larger more efficient turbo, as it isn't working so hard.
I had mine setup for the anti lag on launch and flat shifts.
1.2 bar launch is fun.
Didn't do any damage to the turbo in the 60k I put on the car with it before selling at 197k. This included dozens of times used in anger at drags etc and to impress or any the neighbours.
Because its more boost.
More boost = more power. DUH!!!!!!
Like most that come here having decided what they would "like" to do. They will take the one answer that says they can over the 10 advising against it.