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Old 09-22-2010, 03:34 PM   #276
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wow i didnt even know they had a dom2xt. i just had my dom3xtr tuned. from the site, it looks like the only difference is dom3xtr is bb and the dom2xtr isnt. if it is, it doesnt say it. it's available with 3 different hotsides. maybe the turbine wheel is smaller, but they are both rated at 550bhp. so im not sure.
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Old 09-22-2010, 04:02 PM   #277
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wow i didnt even know they had a dom2xt. i just had my dom3xtr tuned. from the site, it looks like the only difference is dom3xtr is bb and the dom2xtr isnt. if it is, it doesnt say it. it's available with 3 different hotsides. maybe the turbine wheel is smaller, but they are both rated at 550bhp. so im not sure.
XT turbos are journal bearing

XT-R turbos are ball bearing
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Old 09-22-2010, 04:49 PM   #278
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XT turbos are journal bearing

XT-R turbos are ball bearing
Soo other then tht there isn't a difference.. Anyone know average full boost rpm or any more info or the potential benefits of running it compairedto a dom 3xtr

About to but one
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Old 09-22-2010, 09:31 PM   #279
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XT turbos are journal bearing

XT-R turbos are ball bearing
I have a question for you... i'll PM you
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Old 09-25-2010, 03:26 AM   #280
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Event: Dyno pull
Location: Alan Jeffery AKA Enginetuner Ltd, Plymouth U.K
Ambient temp: 74
Elevation: Sea level

Car: 08 STi Hatch
Tuner: MartynJ
Dyno info: Dyno Dynamics


Peak HP @ RPM: 453.3bhp @ 6050rpm
Peak Torque @ RPM: 440LBFT @ 4600rpm
Baseline hp /tq for a stock on same dyno: 2.5 STI 275-280bhp

Target boost: 21 psi
Target AFR: 11
Fuel: Pump 99 ron

Engine/power modifications:
Forged rods and pistons, Blouch DOM 2.5 XT-R billet turbo(SC46), Milltek 3 inch decat exhaust system, AEM CAI, Perrin intake hose, 800cc injectors, swirl pot and external Bosch pump, Cosworth FMIC, stock ecu with Ecutek remap

Driveline modifications: Exedy twin plate clutch, stock STi 6 speed box

Graph shows a comparisson to the car as stock with the Prodrive 330S map from factory.




I would like to say a massive thanks to Kev at Scoobyclinic (UK Blouch dealer) for all his help during this project.
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Old 09-25-2010, 04:32 AM   #281
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Event: Dyno pull
Location: Alan Jeffery AKA Enginetuner Ltd, Plymouth U.K
Ambient temp: 74
Elevation: Sea level

Car: 08 STi Hatch
Tuner: MartynJ
Dyno info: Dyno Dynamics


Peak HP @ RPM: 453.3bhp @ 6050rpm
Peak Torque @ RPM: 440LBFT @ 4600rpm
Baseline hp /tq for a stock on same dyno: 2.5 STI 275-280bhp

Target boost: 21 psi
Target AFR: 11
Fuel: Pump 99 ron

Engine/power modifications:
Forged rods and pistons, Blouch DOM 2.5 XT-R billet turbo(SC46), Milltek 3 inch decat exhaust system, AEM CAI, Perrin intake hose, 800cc injectors, swirl pot and external Bosch pump, Cosworth FMIC, stock ecu with Ecutek remap

Driveline modifications: Exedy twin plate clutch, stock STi 6 speed box

Graph shows a comparisson to the car as stock with the Prodrive 330S map from factory.

I would like to say a massive thanks to Kev at Scoobyclinic (UK Blouch dealer) for all his help during this project.
^^
Looks like an inflated crank horsepower number.
A 2.5XT-R @21 psi making 453 HP !?!?

It would be better if you can get the Wheel Horsepower number.

I would assume that the 4.0XT-R to be making 650HP on this dyno.
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Old 09-25-2010, 09:20 PM   #282
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Can you post of a picture of:

Supertrap silencer for the EWG dump tube
Take a look at post 104 in this tread. It works really really well, I could not be happier!

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...1809838&page=3
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Old 09-25-2010, 10:46 PM   #283
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Looks like an inflated crank horsepower number.
A 2.5XT-R @21 psi making 453 HP !?!?

It would be better if you can get the Wheel Horsepower number.

I would assume that the 4.0XT-R to be making 650HP on this dyno.
Its not inflated just a different way of doing things - in the UK they like to put the figures as crank HP.

I would say its making about 360 - 370 whp
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Old 09-25-2010, 11:25 PM   #284
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Looks like an inflated crank horsepower number.
A 2.5XT-R @21 psi making 453 HP !?!?

It would be better if you can get the Wheel Horsepower number.

I would assume that the 4.0XT-R to be making 650HP on this dyno.
Yeah it prob would, and that would be completely normal because other countries do things differently.. believe it or not.
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Old 09-26-2010, 10:19 AM   #285
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Its not inflated just a different way of doing things - in the UK they like to put the figures as crank HP.

I would say its making about 360 - 370 whp
Right on the money as it happens, lol.
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Old 09-26-2010, 01:50 PM   #286
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Its not inflated just a different way of doing things - in the UK they like to put the figures as crank HP.

I would say its making about 360 - 370 whp
Don't get me wrong.
At least you have a common standard in the UK.
Where I am currently located, Its kind of mess up.
Most of my country car magazines does not differentiate WHP to CHP.
And most of the local shops use Crank HP numbers and sometimes inflate the conversion factor to get more customer.

I still feel that Wheel HP dynoplot is nearer to real world performance.
However, I apologize for my comments and also, if I were inappropriate to ask for your WHP figures.
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Old 11-05-2010, 08:25 AM   #287
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been almost 2 months since anybody's posted. nobody has any new charts to post? Dom5.0 XT-R charts would be nice too.
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Old 11-06-2010, 09:10 PM   #288
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Mike @ blouch has my Dom 3 xtr charts on their website!!
452whp 433tq@ cobb's mustang dyno!!!!
Pistons,cams, just 21psi on E85. Holds power to 7500rpm!
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Old 11-07-2010, 03:59 AM   #289
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Mike @ blouch has my Dom 3 xtr charts on their website!!
452whp 433tq@ cobb's mustang dyno!!!!
Pistons,cams, just 21psi on E85. Holds power to 7500rpm!
damn.....

<----wants E85 badly
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Old 11-07-2010, 09:14 AM   #290
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Mike @ blouch has my Dom 3 xtr charts on their website!!
452whp 433tq@ cobb's mustang dyno!!!!
Pistons,cams, just 21psi on E85. Holds power to 7500rpm!
was one of your dyno runs on youtube? they've been posting a lot of dyno runs lately.
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Old 11-07-2010, 01:11 PM   #291
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Yup!!! It's under cobb Plano though!! Type 452 hp Plano!
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Old 11-07-2010, 04:49 PM   #292
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yea i think i've see it... nice man!
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Old 11-07-2010, 08:22 PM   #293
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Thanks, the song in the vid is Black Betty!!
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Old 11-12-2010, 01:28 PM   #294
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seen the video the other day and i must say i am very impressed. i BADLY want that frickin turbo.....mid-300's on pump, and mid 400's on pump/race. AND its stock location, AAAANNNND ball bearing? Blouch is where its at. period.
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Old 11-22-2010, 10:42 PM   #295
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thinkin about hookin up a 2.5xtr for my build. we'll see what happens tho
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Old 01-20-2011, 10:13 AM   #296
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Tara (Link to my journal is in my sig!)

Numbers
Dyno: Mustang AWD-1100
Tuner: Robbie @ Epic Motorsports (robbieshonda)
Max Wheel HP: 396
Max Wheel TQ: 379
Max Boost: 21.3 tapering to 20
Ambient Temp: cold (around 50, +/-5), approx 40% humidity
Elevation: approx 200ft
Tires: Used up Direzza Star Specs 245/40r17
Oil: Shell Rotella 15w40
Fuel: 93 Oct from the local Hess pump

Car Info
Year: 2005 STI
Engine Management: Cobb AccessPort 2
Engine Info: Built longblock by AR Fabrication
Trans: Stock 6 speed, 4th gear pull
Turbo: Blouch Dominator 4 XT-R
Intercooler: APS DR 525
Meth Kit: Not used (Labonte Motorsports is installed though)
Injectors: PE 850 (hit 94% IDC!?!?)
Intake/Inlet: KS tech 83mm CAI on APS inlet
Headers: GT SPEC 3 bolt UEL
Uppipe: GT SPEC 3 bolt w/Tial 44mm EWG (17lbs spring pressure)(dumped to atmosphere)
Downpipe: Turbo XS 4inch bellmouth
CBE: 3 inch custom w/ greddy can and 2 silencers....
Driveline: Clutchmaster Stage 3
Other Power Mods: minor head work (referred to as a fluff and buff), turbo blanketed; headers, up and down pipes wrapped with DEI thermal; Crawford AOS; Ingersoll Rand 3 port Electronic Boost Controller; 8mm phenolic spacer and TGV deletes;(i think thats all)

Link to your tuner's rating thread:
http://www.iwsti.com/forums/review-s...dyno-tune.html

My DD map compared to my old sr55@23lbs

Max data


overall i am very happy. this is a great everyday tune. i will reintroduce meth in a couple weeks (or a month when my AP2 comes back from COBB) when the gauges are all installed. hoping for about 450 to the wheels.

There also will probably be a 100 and 109 oct tune in my future

Epic Motorsports has always helped me out when in a jam and they are a great bunch of guy workin on subies. I recommend them to anyone local.

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Old 01-20-2011, 11:00 AM   #297
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octane?
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Old 01-20-2011, 11:11 AM   #298
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^very nice numbers.
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Old 01-20-2011, 11:30 AM   #299
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octane?
oops my bad, 93 pump (added)

and thx!
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Old 03-14-2011, 05:38 PM   #300
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I have an 04 STi and i have a dom4 old school and my tuners just told me of the defects and i found out it was cracked. I called blouch and they will take care of it for $200. Is it worth really keeping after it is fixed?
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