307@ the wheels
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307@ the wheels
Had my STI tuned over at I-speed in Oceanside Calif. and was able to get 307 hp at the wheels using a dynapac dyno. This was on a stock turbo, TBE 3.5',FMIC, Walbro FP, and a perrin big MAF. I also purchased the Ecutek with 3 hours of tuning. Just wanted to share this with someone else.
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From: CP - Oceanside, CA
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Originally Posted by joe diego
Had my STI tuned over at I-speed in Oceanside Calif. and was able to get 307 hp at the wheels using a dynapac dyno. This was on a stock turbo, TBE 3.5',FMIC, Walbro FP, and a perrin big MAF. I also purchased the Ecutek with 3 hours of tuning. Just wanted to share this with someone else.
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Originally Posted by illogical
No, but I can search the forums, and general view of I-speed ain't great.
if you line up 10 people, and ask them their opinion if I-Speed.....
9 and1/2 WONT go back......
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Originally Posted by rau
general view? c'mon......
if you line up 10 people, and ask them their opinion if I-Speed.....
9 and1/2 WONT go back......
if you line up 10 people, and ask them their opinion if I-Speed.....
9 and1/2 WONT go back......
No-Speed is better then I-speed
Thats unless you like your steak on the LEAN SIDE 
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Originally Posted by joe diego
Had my STI tuned over at I-speed in Oceanside Calif. and was able to get 307 hp at the wheels using a dynapac dyno. This was on a stock turbo, TBE 3.5',FMIC, Walbro FP, and a perrin big MAF. I also purchased the Ecutek with 3 hours of tuning. Just wanted to share this with someone else.
There are lots of I-Speed haters, but only two of them have been tuned by Bill, Go figure.
Originally Posted by SuzWRX
3 hours of tuning??? damn they took ur money
I don't know if its 3 hours longer.?
A normal TBE and flash shouldn't take much more then 20-30 minutes to fine tune, if the shop has some base maps to work from.
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