-
KT_Turbo – 1997 Classic – 332bhp
Posted on March 30th, 2010 No commentsScoobyCity Member: KT_turbo
Car:
1997 ClassicMods:
- Simtek Ecu
- Full Mod list to follow
Mapped by RaceDynamix:
Awaiting dyno graph but dyno’d at Clive Atthowes in NorwichPower: 332.7 bhp
Torque: 259.3 lb/ftFull info, photos and dyno sheets to follow.
-
RaceDynamix get 3rd place at MLR 30-130 day at Marham
Posted on March 15th, 2010 No commentsHad the 30-130 day at Marham yesterday and my targets for the day were to hit 180mph on the top speed run and to improve on last year’s 12.6 seconds for the 30-130.I managed 180.72mph on the 1.5 mph runway. Very scarey with a cross wind at that speed with no rear spoiler.
As far as the 30-130 time goes I was 11.2 on the first run… but lots more to be had, then I upped the boost and got down to 10.7 for a few runs then discovered I still had a boot full of bits !! LOL So them removed and I dropped to 10.14…. then 10.08… argh !!!
So. would it do less than 10 ?
I was determined to make it so had another couple of runs on the bounce. First one lit all four wheels building left foot braking to build 1.5 bar in second before lifting the brakes and shooting off down the runway. Back to the holding area to start another run with hot tyres. The start felt awesome and I did not lift the throttle until I hit 140+ – this had to be the one.
I headed back to the MLR caravan and saw amazed that I had done 9.93 on the previous run
I waited for this time and it was 9.38 !!!
This gave me third fastest on the day out of 34 and I am WELL chuffed with that given the cars I was up against.
Full results: http://www.lancerregister.com/mlrsprint/30130results.php?eventid=20100314&last=5
Awesome day and big thanks to the MLR for organising it and for the normal subaru team spirit. Well done all other scoobies and especially to Clive for winning. Well done.

-
598.3 BHP on the dyno
Posted on March 15th, 2010 No commentsScoobycity held it’s annual dyno day on saturday at Clive Atthowes in Norwich and I ran the car on the rollers.I was very pleased with the result of 598.3bhp – hopefully with a bit of time on the dyno I can top the 600bhp mark

-
RaceDynamix are Official Syvecs ECS Dealers
Posted on February 26th, 2010 No commentsRaceDynamix have been chosen to become an official Syvecs dealer. Syvecs (formally Solaris) is a new breed of high end engine control solutions. Developed from technology used at the highest levels of motorsport, Syvecs ECUs provide the user with degrees of control and function previously only available to the motorsport industry.The products have been tailored to bring you these high end features combined with the flexibility more road-car biased ECUs offer.
Duncan runs a Syvecs ECU on his Time Attack impreza.
-
Snetterton Track Test – BC Coilover review
Posted on February 26th, 2010 No commentsWell, first time on track with the BC ER Series coilovers today at snetterton in the wet. Although they have not been properly aligned yet I have set them up to visually replicate what was there before – way off being finished though but it doesnt tramline or pull either way so cant be a million miles out. The ER Series are the external reservoir set up and I have uprated the springs to 10kg front and 8kg rear to use this as a baseline for future changes.Previous suspension set up worked well but was always under-sprung bearing in mind the downforce I am now running and the power. BChave been very helpful in providing excellent support during the set up process and I am pleased to have their support during Time Attack 2010.
I have played with the set up of these on the road and got them to what I thought was a good compromise set up for general road use and track work in particular. Today I managed to spend some time at Snetterton testing them and spent some time setting them up to provide a good predictable ride in the wet.
I was running T1R road tyres and normal fuel on low boost so not out for lap records but to get a feel for the composure over kerbs, on turn in, mid corner, exits etc to see where I go from here.
Unreserved judgement is that I am impressed – still. They work great and very smooth and controlled in the wet. I will reserve judgement for the dry until I have tested under those conditions but from what I have seen so far the extra stiffness of the set up is helping stability in braking as well as reducing weight transfer during turn in so it feels more planted than it did with the ex-tc in the wet. Riding the newly raised kerbs in the wet was a test to see how settled the car is on return to black tarmac. My passengers for the day seemed very impressed with the predictability of it.
No drama today but no lap records – some ten + seconds off the TA times but you would expect that in the wet. Mind you quite impressed with the T1R’s in the fully wet too.
I am very excited about a dry track test next month on 888’s to see whether this revelation continues.
More coming soon….
-
RaceDynamix are now an Official Simtek Ecu Dealer
Posted on January 25th, 2010 No commentsFEATURES* MAF Less System
* Real Time Live Mapping
* Fully Plug ‘n’ Play
* Inbuilt Advanced Turbo Control
* Multiple Maps
* Knock Warning
* Closed Loop Fuel Control
* OEM Driveability
* Anti Lag System
* Launch Control
* Gear Change Output (Shift Light)
* Multi Stage Engine Speed Limiter
* Individual Cylinder Fuel & Ignition Trims
* Automatic Water Spray / Injection ControlPricing:
MY93-MY96 Series 1 / 2 £ 995
MY97-MY98 Series 3 / 4 £ 995
MY99-MY00 Series 5 £ 1095
MY01-MY06 ‘Newage’ Non Drive By Wire £ 1235Anti lag and Launch Control are + £175
All inclusive prices and are fully fitted/mapped including intake temp sensor and 3 bar map sensor (where needed).
Please contact Duncan with regards to the remapping of your current Simtek if you already have one fitted.
-
Baz – 2003 WRX
Posted on December 2nd, 2009 No commentsScoobyNet Member: Baz995
Car:
2003 WRX
Mods:
- SPT air filter
- Prodrive backbox
- Prodrive centre section
- Prodrive sports cat downpipe
- decat mid pipe
- decat uppipe
- CDF master brake stopper
- HT Autos front splitter
- Aggressor front grille
- STi side skirts
Mapped by RaceDynamix:
Awaiting dyno graph but estimated around 280bhp -
Jon – 2001 WRX Camo – 352 bhp
Posted on November 25th, 2009 1 commentScoobycity Member: Jon
Car:
2001 WRX
Mods:
MY04 STI Engine & ECU
Harvey 20G Turbo
2.5″ Decat
Walbro 255
K&N Panel filterMapped by RaceDynamix:
Power: 352.5bhp
Torque: 328.50 lb/ftGraph to follow.
-
MJP – 2001 WRX – 329bhp
Posted on November 24th, 2009 1 commentScoobycity Member: M J P
Car:
2002 WRX
Mods:
- de-cat exhaust
- k&n panel filter
- VF35
- STI 550 injectors
- HRC fuel pump
- Turbo smart 3 port ebcs
Mapped by RaceDynamix:
329.2 bhp
310.0 lbft(mapped for track use)
Dyno Sheet to follow
-
Red Rocket – 2006 WRX – 338bhp
Posted on November 24th, 2009 No commentsScoobycity Member: Strawberry Shortcake / Ginger Ninja
Car:
2006 Impreza WRX
Mods:
VF43 Turbo
3 inch Miltek exhaust
STI Top Mount
Walbro fuel pumpMapped by RaceDynamix:
338.9 bhp
337.0 lbft




