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They are quick off the line because the owners rape their drivetrains not because of low end torque. Ben when did you go with the heads and cam? |
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Heads Milled & Ported (heavily), estimated 11:1 CR (methinks could be a bit higher) CAM = 224/224 114LSA 390WHP on mild pump gas tune. Headers and 93-95 octane tune should put me well into the 400s :huh: |
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FAQ. STI 6 speed TRANSMISSIONS = NEARLY BULLETPROOF. WRX 5 Speed = if modded, worry... |
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WRXwagon, not trying to spin you up, but the REAL ralley cars make 500ftlbs with only 300hp because they have an intake restrictor that is mandated. HP= torque X RPM / 5250. STIs have super long intake runners which while increase low end torque will cause flow restrictions up top, the same can be said about the baby turbo. Bulletproof or being quick off the line are both matters of opionion and relative. STI based on my expierences and observations are niether:drink:. |
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You speak truth to power. However, to my knowledge, there is a HUGE difference in how tough the JDM trans vs. USDM so maybe that's what he means. :huh: |
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not to burst your bubble, your statement above is totally incorrect, what is the point in having a "rally" car having 500whp in a back canyon dirt road where you cant even open up all that hp?????? As a rally cars tq is needed to pull out of those sharp turns and whatnot, you do not speak of the truth. Intake Restriction???? explain alittle more cause im totally confused. Intake to Turbo Inlet to Turbo. JDM STI TRANNY OR USDM STI TRANNY OR NOT. Being bullet proof or being fast off the line is not an opinion, its a fact my friend:laugh: Obviously you have no knowledge in the history of STI 6 speeds. and what it can and cant do. Thats why so many people on NASIOC, IWSTI, CLUBWRX forums consider PPG gears and STi 6 speed transmissions to be upgrades for people who run 400tq or more :). Thats why they have fully prepped Roadrace cars with STOCK 6 speeds... if you had experiences where the 6 speed has failed, the DRIVER DEFINITELY FAILED, not the tranny. |
I don't know about BADDASS's personal experience, BUT:
Don't know what current (last year's) rally rules are but they have had to run various intake restrictors (34mm - 40mm) for years. The express purpose is limiting power. Same as restrictor plates on NASCAR, rev limits on F1, etc. Don't know about your trans, but I have a friend at work who had a moderately built STi. He broke a couple transmissions. What years are you referring to as bullet proof? Maybe there was a design change at some point in recent history. :huh: As far as the engineering of engine building, right down to the physics of combustion, thermal efficiencies, etc., I don't think there's anyone here that knows more than BADDASS. |
^ i don't disagree at all. im sure he is filled with knowledge and im open to being taught some lesson :)
As far as the STi Trans. Nearly Bulletproof was my statement. Indeed transmissions can go, but from the history and beatdown that these trannys have had on roadrace to rally to any other events, these trannys do no give out. Even after LC and FFS on drag strips, time after time, these trannys do not go...Axles break before tranny. 5 speeds have nothing to do with the sti tranny. 5 speeds are anti torque, and will have a tendency to break a gear with the right amount of tq. |
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5 speed vs. 6 speed You're saying 6 speed is the much tougher one. I'm assuming you mean 6 speed manual. - This is a Subie trans right? - From when was it stock (i.e., when did it replace the 5 speed). - What are PPG gears? Are they stock or aftermarket gears that go into the Subie trans? I'm pretty sure my colleagues trans that he broke a couple times was a 5 speed, but I'm not sure. It was a few years ago. |
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