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Hi Guys,

Just had a MD321T fitted to my 2.5 WRX Forged on a 5 speed box. It really flies. This map ( See attached) was at 1.45 bar, could not have 1.6/1.8 bar due to heat on TMIC, going to get FMIC fitted. Does the Japspeed work for £299?. Would highly recommend mark at TDR Warwick, he knows he's stuff and this is a great map for 1.45 bar holding it right to the redline.

Specs for this-

Forged 2.5 WRX

5 Speed

Tubular Headers

RCM Induction kit

Uprated Silicone turbo Inlet

3 Port

Lateral 830CC Injectors

MD321T Billet

3 inch Exhaust System Decat

Uprated TMIC (eBay Job)

Also running BC's and Alcon 330mm Brakes on front

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noice noice, got the afr boost graph?

 

japseed core is ok, mixed reviews on the pipework as far as it being a direct fit.

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Sounds impressive always interesting to see how people get crazy power out of these cars. 

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Yea confused it is very fast, just a wave of torque, tbh FMIC and should see over 400lb ft from 3300 to redline, peaking at 480lb ft and 450 bhp. The engine is fitted with V10 330s rods so good for around 450bhp, these are actually group n rally rods on 330s

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Nice one I was thinking about going forged myself but don't know if I can afford to do rods as well as it adds about another £2000 and I don't think I would be trying to get over 400 bhp 

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If your having a build set of forged rods shouldn't add to much, iirc there about £600 for a set of mahl.

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Just going off what it says on the scoobyclinic website to add rods it costs a lot more due to labour costs. I'm trying to weigh up the costs of going forged and a bigger turbo I reckon I'm probably looking at 3.5 to 4k with just the pistons if I go through scoobyclinic which is most likely where I would have it done.

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Just going off what it says on the scoobyclinic website to add rods it costs a lot more due to labour costs. I'm trying to weigh up the costs of going forged and a bigger turbo I reckon I'm probably looking at 3.5 to 4k with just the pistons if I go through scoobyclinic which is most likely where I would have it done.

Just don't let clinic test drive your car.

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34 minutes ago, confusedbrog said:

Just going off what it says on the scoobyclinic website to add rods it costs a lot more due to labour costs. I'm trying to weigh up the costs of going forged and a bigger turbo I reckon I'm probably looking at 3.5 to 4k with just the pistons if I go through scoobyclinic which is most likely where I would have it done.

Best bet is have a chat with them and see whats best route for cost vs spec vs what you want from it

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Get yourself to TDR in Warwick, he is a great guy, much cheaper than scoobyclinic. http://tdracing.co.uk/,

You will need a full decat system,remap,Injectors and a Induction kit, plus a clutch which will add another £1.5k or so, it is easy to forget about stuff!, trust me I did it

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Just been on the phone to them gonna drop them an email. It would take a few visits due to running in so at least that splits the costs a bit. Cheers Kgerrie I might get a quote off them too but it's already been to the clinic and I do like those guys despite a bit of bad press they've had this week

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24 minutes ago, Tidgy said:

ECU will need swapping out as well, syvecs for the win hehe

:sad: behave yourself I'm gonna end up spending enough money already:tongue:

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30 minutes ago, Kgerrie157 said:

I bet Mark a TDR can beat Scooby clinic by a fair few hundred

Has he done all the work on your engine? How many trips did you have to make to get it all done?

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1 hour ago, confusedbrog said:

:sad: behave yourself I'm gonna end up spending enough money already:tongue:

Haha. :D

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API actually done the engine, however looks like they are now gone, however I think Mark is competent, he also gives a 6 month warranty with the build and only charges £350 for mapping. He fitted the MD321T and Injectors, great service. He is also a one man band, which is good as it means no dodgy apprentice will be on it, it will be build by him. He had a few builds in, and is used to building 700bhp time attack cars, plus he does freelance work for Subaru uk, looks like a really professional set up. It will take three trips, one to drop off, one to get car for run in, one for final map. I would give him a call if I were you, as he is really fair with his pricing. When are you thinking about getting it done confused?

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I couldn't really put a time on it I would like to have it done before the end of summer if possible so not in a great hurry and I would have to have a good think about if I'm gonna keep the car long term or change it after 3 years

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