Stage 3 reliability report
Originally Posted by zstryder
What exactly are the stages beyond Stage 1+? They seem to be completely undocumented on the Vishnu site...
Stage 1++ = 10.5 hotside?
Stage 1+++ = FMIC?
Stage 2 = ??
Stage 3 = ??
Stage 1++ = 10.5 hotside?
Stage 1+++ = FMIC?
Stage 2 = ??
Stage 3 = ??
Stage 1++ = 10.5 hotside?
Stage 1+++ = 10.5 hotside + O2 housing?
Stage 1 ++++= 10.5 hotside + O2 housing + FMIC?
Stage 2 = ??
Stage 3 = ??
IIRC:
stage 2 = ATP turbo kit with stock headers
stage 3 = something like the AMS GT35 kit with tubular headers
check the last dyno4mance dyno day thread, they had a stage 2 car and I think they explained the differences.
l8r)
stage 2 = ATP turbo kit with stock headers
stage 3 = something like the AMS GT35 kit with tubular headers
check the last dyno4mance dyno day thread, they had a stage 2 car and I think they explained the differences.
l8r)
The cars featured on our site are stage 3 cars.....custom manifold and 3037S Garret Turbo's
I think with this kit you can choose also a 35R
The stage 2 utilizes the ATP kit with the stock manifold also a 3071, 3037 and a GT35R
Hope this is correct....please confirm Vishnu
I think with this kit you can choose also a 35R
The stage 2 utilizes the ATP kit with the stock manifold also a 3071, 3037 and a GT35R
Hope this is correct....please confirm Vishnu
Evo's are solid as a rock...nobody is questioning that. The STI's appear to be more and more fragile as time goes on. Too bad they didn't fortify the bottomend for enthusiasts, or better yet...give us the JDM 2.0. Subaru really took a dump on their customers...I'd rather replace a clutch over a motor any day.
Originally Posted by jasonc32amg
Evo's are solid as a rock...nobody is questioning that. The STI's appear to be more and more fragile as time goes on. Too bad they didn't fortify the bottomend for enthusiasts, or better yet...give us the JDM 2.0. Subaru really took a dump on their customers...I'd rather replace a clutch over a motor any day.
Originally Posted by Dyno4mance
You post suggests that I am trying to continue on the thread that was quite rightly deleted by moderators....this was and is not my intent to continue any discussion about the pro's and cons of STi ownership.....this is Evolutionm.net not Nasioc or iclub
However, this site does note preclude discussion of STI's but thanks for your guidance and letting me know what site this is
and what site it is not
Andrew now that you mentioned the 3037S, on your site you have 2 cars running them one had power at around 400 the other at 420 + what was the difference ?If I pick up a 3037S do you have any maps I can use ??
Originally Posted by Dyno4mance
You post suggests that I am trying to continue on the thread that was quite rightly deleted by moderators....this was and is not my intent to continue any discussion about the pro's and cons of STi ownership.....this is Evolutionm.net not Nasioc or iclub
Happy to hear that your customer is happy with the stage 3, nevertheless.
Last edited by evotomig; Dec 17, 2004 at 03:54 AM.
Originally Posted by jasonc32amg
Evo's are solid as a rock...nobody is questioning that. The STI's appear to be more and more fragile as time goes on. Too bad they didn't fortify the bottomend for enthusiasts, or better yet...give us the JDM 2.0. Subaru really took a dump on their customers...I'd rather replace a clutch over a motor any day.
OFF TOPIC:
FWIW my Stage 2 STi continue to run strong over 7,000 miles after the upgrade & 54 gallons of 100+. (wow i just realized that i've put on those miles in less then 3 months) Time will tell, but so far so good.
There are seem to be some limitations to the EJ257 platform and i'm sure we all feel bad when a fellow enthusiasts motor lets go. I think the important thing is that we all learn from the situation and FORGE ahead.
Richard
Last edited by rich728; Dec 17, 2004 at 04:54 AM.



