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Old 01-30-2009, 11:06 AM   #6
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ok maybe im starting to change my mind a little on the 1000rwhp , need to think n more research on it , so how long will stock internals hold up on 800rwhp...
Dozens, perhaps hundreds of passes down the 1/4, and tens of thousands of miles. Ymmv.
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...i might not drive it much but when i do its gonna go throw h*LL n back every time , is the 67mm turbo good have 800rwhp...
No, you'll need a 71.
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...n how high of boost are we talking about 25+ psi...
Sure
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...do i still need head work ( port n polish...
No
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...or is there more i need to do like vavle train)...
Depends on revs, not hp. For the oem rev limit, the oem valvetrain is fine. Maybe springs on the intake side if you're going to run really high boost (30psi+)
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...for 800 , im sure cams n cam gears would be good to change aswell are 272 cams fine...
Actually, 264s would easily get you to 800rwhp through a 6spd.
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...im not liking that hks exhaust , is 3.75'' fine for 800...
Ok, but not for 1000... :P
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...the dragger is nice n apexi but not 4", what about cluth n flywheel , i know on sti's flywheel aren't good to have...
For 1000 you'll need a triple disk. For 800 a twin will do fine. Both come with their own flywheel.
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...as far as wideband witch one i see so many
Depends on the ecu you choose. FJO and AEM are a couple of decent ones.
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