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  • NSW Subaru 2004 WRX STI track car

    Reluctantly I will be selling my 2004 STI I have to move into something european for my own purposes plus the mrs is pregnant again so a revamp of the whole fleet is required LOL.Damn !!
    If anyone would like to spread the work it would be much appreciated. The car will go in carsales after the VW/Audi dyno day. Yes its being replaced by something nice from the VAG range

    Info.........
    The car has just clocked 43,000 kms so it has very low Kms compared to most. Its pretty well setup atm with amazing power, well I like to think so
    Latest run for those solely interested in bragging rights is 361Kw atw on a mainline dyno with cats and a Hitech 3" muffler i.e no funny business on shell 98 pump. I was 'only' 335 or something at Last Octobers VW/Audi Dyno day at Mainline Revesby
    This car has been tuned properly by Recode@Port Hacking Automotive, errm yes that does mean me.The engine was built by Southern Motor Works.
    I built up this car with a deluded idea that having kids and lots of track days would be an easy task but with two kids an another on the way I simply do not have the time.

    For those that don't know heres a list of mods

    Engine/Drivetrain
    2.5L sleeved Block with 14mm headstud conversion & Nitrided crank
    Pauter Conrods
    CP forged pistons with 2.8mm oil ring
    ARP bolts and ACL bearings used through out - clearances set up for track use
    Ported 04 STI ADM heads 14mm headstuds, fitted with Kelford 264 AVCS cams and JUN springs and retainers

    Daikin/Exeddy twin plate clutch
    Plated rear differential
    Cartboy shortshift kit

    Fuel System
    Bosch 040 pump in engine bay
    In-tank Walbro Lift pump mounted on Jap spec C pickup
    Sard fuel pressure regulator
    MRT fuel rails
    Sard 800 cc injectors

    Electronics
    Autronic SM4 PnP ECU 1.09 firmware. The ECU will be unlocked and the cal files used through out supplied along with everything
    Knocklink
    Greddy boost guage

    Turbo and Associated parts
    Garrett GT3582R turbo located on rotated mount custom setup. Turbine is V-band 0.82 AR, 4" intake with Pod,
    Turbo blanket
    Hyperflow remote oil cooler
    Hyperflow "monster" FMIC
    APS BOV
    Tial 38 External Waste Gate dual port, Autronic 3port boost solenoid
    3" custom dump and hiflow metal cat connected to Hitech 3" oval muffler

    Suspension
    STI pink springs - 20mm lower
    STI struts
    Whiteline ALK and rack mounts
    Whiteline 244 adjustable race bars F&R
    Ferrodo 2500 pads all round
    Kuhmo KU36 tyres (Brand new)on stock STI rims

    12 months Registration

    and probably a few more things I've forgotten

    Hopefully there may be some interest in the complete car as its ready to go as is, obviously the price is not that of a standard 04 STI. At a later stage assuming the car does not sell I'll be parting the whole thing out and reverting the car back to stock and then selling the two seperately perhaps with just the hyperflow front mount and a stage 2 remap. It would be a very nice car in this form with its options and I'd make sure the tune is damned good of course.

    With the car and engine seperated it is obviously worth a lot more to me, labour is cheap for me to organise however I'd rather see it go to good use and its sort of a shame to undo the work thats been done
    If you have a low Km standard 03,04,05 STI and want a huge leap in power let me know.



    http://home.iprimus.com.au/surfleague/File...04STI/index.htm

    ~350kW Dynorun
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkYEp7WhXc8

    Some more info will be here with more pics and stuff



    Cheers

    Mark

    PM for details phone etc or email mark@recode.net.au
    Last edited by parso_rex; 23-03-2010, 04:23 PM.

    https://www.youtube.com/user/oz04sti
    https://www.facebook.com/RecodeTuning

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    wholly crap she is looking very nice. well looked after obviously. good luck with the sale.
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    • #3
      Out of curiosity, what sort of times do you turn at Wakefield with that car? Should be a monster around the track!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by jamesatfish View Post
        Out of curiosity, what sort of times do you turn at Wakefield with that car? Should be a monster around the track!
        I've only ever done a 1:09~1:10 which was a terrible lap saved only by some Kumho V700s that i had at the time. This was with a different motor and turbo setup too. It would be a lot faster now with a seasoned driver. In any event you can't run this power on the track as the heat generated would quickly kill the motor. This happened to me too hence the new motor. Its fine on the street but not sustained lapping of a circuit. I have a dual map switch to drop boost to 18.5 psi which equates to 275 or kW and it seem fine at that
        There are a couple of other guys running similar power 300+ on the track but this has required a complete rethink of cooling and intercooling plus the removal of aircon and so on. I've just pulled the plug the money you can spend its just nuts. I'll still be going along to watch the others though, they'll all be at superlap

        Cheers

        Mark

        https://www.youtube.com/user/oz04sti
        https://www.facebook.com/RecodeTuning

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