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what sort of power would you say i could be running before and after a remap

the set-up is on a 98 uk turbo running a 2002 bugeye engine

vf28 roller bearing turbo

yellow injectors

induction kit

front mount intercooler

snakehead downpipe

full 3" stainless exhaust

cheers jonny

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If you believe other people's figures then I'd say you'd be looking at anywhere between 330-350bhp, depending on how aggressive the map is. Who's doing the remap for you?

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cheers phil just looking for a rough figure incase other have had the same spec before on one of there cars

and going to see andy forrost about the remap

Posted (edited)

do a google search for "vf28 turbo max power" and trawl through the info & feedback folk have posted on tinterweb for various combinations using that turbo.

Google is your friend :smiley-violent003: .

One thing's for sure, you'll not go far wrong with Andy :thumbs: .

Edited by phil mc
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Hopefully you are not running around with that spec without having had it remapped already? If you are then get it done asap so you do not damage your engine.

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On a vf28 with the above mods?

On a td05 20g, before i started i got it dyno'd as a standard 218 bhp classic and it had 254.3 at the wheels, a full decat, walbro and re map later it was flying

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On a td05 20g, before i started i got it dyno'd as a standard 218 bhp classic and it had 254.3 at the wheels, a full decat, walbro and re map later it was flying

Says it all really.

The turbo in question is a vf28 whereas you have quoted 347 with a 20g.

Just misleading the op with a sense of false hope with his vf28

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I agree with FAI17. Quoting 347 on std heads was misleading after playsatan was offering figure estimates for a VF28 on std heads.

To the OP, my RA engine which came from a P1 running a VF28, std 440 injectors and sti 6 TMIC and exhaust was running 312hp. As playsatan was eluding to, the non-sti heads could be the limiting factor on achieving more than 320ish on your setup.

Is there a specific reason you are going FMIC? If I were you, I would be looking for a more efficient TMIC than the std one. The STI 6 or later will not hinder your figures running a VF28 but will give much better turbo response. I ran a FMIC and 18G for a while and found the lag too much, to the point where I ditched both infavour of a VF35 and STI 8 TMIC, its like night and day.

Just sharing my findings and opinions.

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Dont think it was misleading at all. if i was being misleading i would say i have 500 bhp on standard heads with a td04 and standard exhaust and filter. all i stated was what i had acheived, no turbo mentioned!!

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My TD04 peaked at 280bhp, had to go to a T36 to get 358 with supporting mods from the TD04 days. Standard injectors and heads.

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I agree with FAI17. Quoting 347 on std heads was misleading after playsatan was offering figure estimates for a VF28 on std heads.

To the OP, my RA engine which came from a P1 running a VF28, std 440 injectors and sti 6 TMIC and exhaust was running 312hp. As playsatan was eluding to, the non-sti heads could be the limiting factor on achieving more than 320ish on your setup.

Is there a specific reason you are going FMIC? If I were you, I would be looking for a more efficient TMIC than the std one. The STI 6 or later will not hinder your figures running a VF28 but will give much better turbo response. I ran a FMIC and 18G for a while and found the lag too much, to the point where I ditched both infavour of a VF35 and STI 8 TMIC, its like night and day.

Just sharing my findings and opinions.

cheers for the insite mate im only running FMIC as it was fitted to the car when i got it no other reason till the mod's get to the stage were i fully need it

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