alright well i searched the internet to the best of my ability and i cant find my own answer so im looking to see if anyone can help. i'll soon be running my EJ20 2002 WRX with..
APS Downpipe with high flow cat
APS High output Exhaust System
Samco Intercooler Hose Kit
Vishnu Underdrive Pulley
Grounding kit made with 4 and 8 Gauge wire
VF34 (w/ STi injectors and new fuel pump)
Access port
V4 Sti transmission
and possibly a lightened flywheel

anyone have any idea of 0-60 times or a possibly quarter mile time? i cant seem to find anyone else with a very close set up. maybe im just blind.. little help would do wonders.

adam

 

9sec at least

 

low 10's with a 2.0 60 foot at least

 

Sears Point (now called Infineon) Raceway. Better than any estimate of your car's performance because I have no idea how you will drive at a drag strip.

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for some reason Tens dont exactly sound realistic. i was just wondering if anyone around was running a similar set up.

 

Your Cobb setup is similar to a lot of other staged kits. I think you can expect to see 0 to 60 mph times of about 4.5 seconds, ¼-mile times and trap speed of about 12.3 to 12.5 seconds at 108 to 110 mph. Your mileage may vary because WRXs can have engines that differ from one to the next in terms of output. Also, if you don't have much drag racing experience don't count on matching what you see in the magazines your first time out with your setup.

I'd mainly be concerned with the trap speed - if you don't have the speed, you don't have the power.

You might want to look for posts in BAIC and the BAIC Meets forum to see when the north Bay guys and others go to the Sears Point and meet up with them.

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"…axles of evil…" - george w. bush

 

thanks. that helps a lot. i have some drag experience in my other cars. but i have to get used to launching my subaru. thanks again

 

two big bottles would for sure get you into the 9s

 

If u can drag good, you should do awsome

 

Is that like around the e-quater?