Introduction for Buschur Racing
Introduction for Buschur Racing
Hi guys,
Just wanted to stop by and let you all know we have signed up here as vendors.
We started working on the Subaru's back in 2002 and when the EVO's came out (4G63's have always been our specialty) we sold our Subaru and went nuts with the EVO's.
This year I decided turning my back on the Subaru's a few years back was a stupid move and bought a new 2006 Subaru WRX TR.
We started a huge thread over on NASIOC about the build up we did on the car. We're taking the build step by step and one dyno sheet at time, the way a build should be done.
Rather than clutter this up with cutting and pasting the entire topic/thread over here I will just put up a link to it now. The entire thread has been cut and pasted in a much shorter version onto our own website here:
http://buschurforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19662
Enjoy the read and information. If you have any questions you can give us a call at 440-839-1900, pm or email us.
Thanks for reading and keep an eye open for new dyno sheets, 1/4 mile times, some road racing adventures and the build.
Thanks,
Just wanted to stop by and let you all know we have signed up here as vendors.
We started working on the Subaru's back in 2002 and when the EVO's came out (4G63's have always been our specialty) we sold our Subaru and went nuts with the EVO's.
This year I decided turning my back on the Subaru's a few years back was a stupid move and bought a new 2006 Subaru WRX TR.
We started a huge thread over on NASIOC about the build up we did on the car. We're taking the build step by step and one dyno sheet at time, the way a build should be done.
Rather than clutter this up with cutting and pasting the entire topic/thread over here I will just put up a link to it now. The entire thread has been cut and pasted in a much shorter version onto our own website here:
http://buschurforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19662
Enjoy the read and information. If you have any questions you can give us a call at 440-839-1900, pm or email us.
Thanks for reading and keep an eye open for new dyno sheets, 1/4 mile times, some road racing adventures and the build.
Thanks,
Last edited by David Buschur; Sep 7, 2007 at 08:49 AM.
There you go, the link is fixed, it was taking you to the middle of the thread and not the beginning. Click it now, takes you to the front page.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Speaking of magazine features..........if you guys get a chance to pick up this months Turbo magazine my brother and I have a great feature in there together on our two EVO's, I know, not a Subi.....still a great feature though.
Man, if that is right, k&n, cat-back, and reflash gives you 226 hp and 312 ft lbs. I may lean back to getting a wrx instead of the new ralliart. Does'nt that torque figure seem awfully high compared to the horsepower though? Don't must turbo cars have relative equal horsepower and torque? That seems more like na V8 numbers.
Just to let everyone on here know -- I have known David Buschur and have been buying DSM stuff from Buschur Racing for almost 15 years. Everything from a boost controller to a stage 3 engine for Dave's old RWD Talon - which I owned for a while.
You will not find a shop with more integrity and honesty than Buschur Racing. They sincerely care about the quality of their products.
I highly reccomend them.
--Bruce Kwartler
www.punisher-racer.com
92 Talon AWD 10.5 @ 137
2K2 WRX Wagon
You will not find a shop with more integrity and honesty than Buschur Racing. They sincerely care about the quality of their products.
I highly reccomend them.
--Bruce Kwartler
www.punisher-racer.com
92 Talon AWD 10.5 @ 137
2K2 WRX Wagon
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