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Old 09-23-2009, 05:56 AM   #1
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Yep... that's the one!
i recived the o2 sensor fouler today, so now i can bye an complete 2,25" from the elbow:) and hope fore more power:) im wondering if the boost will go up??
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Old 09-23-2009, 01:20 PM   #2
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i recived the o2 sensor fouler today, so now i can bye an complete 2,25" from the elbow:) and hope fore more power:) im wondering if the boost will go up??

The boost will not go up. The boost level is controlled by the internal wastegate spring on the turbo.

2 main benefits you will get from the free flowing exhaust...

Better turbo spool up ( reaction time ) and you will pick up a few HP's mostly on the higher Revs...
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Old 10-07-2009, 05:06 AM   #3
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today i recived my car back from the work shop, so now i have a brand new engine, whats the best way to brake in the engine? when can i use the full engine power? any tips? :)
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Old 10-12-2009, 11:48 AM   #4
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so my mind whas thinking of 0,65 bar boost and complete exhaust from elbow without cat, what do you think? would it be a risk doing so?
The car won't lean out because of the exhaust, don't worry about that.

If you raise the boost to 0.65bar the car will definitely lean out and you will be on risk again.

You need to understand that the ECU in your car was programmed by TRD to run very low boost... You can raise your boost as long as you have some way to properly tune your fuel and timing. You will need a programmable ECU or piggy back to do that, such as a Greddy emanage or SAFC, AEM FIC.


Another option that you have in order to raise the boost to 0.65 safely, is using a water/ meth injection system. Usually a water meth set up will suppress the knock an will allow you to raise your boost level with no further tuning.
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Old 10-12-2009, 06:51 PM   #5
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I don't know what to tell you as I have no idea what you mean by chip tuned.

In an earlier post you mentioned that the chip only raised the rev limit. Does the chip also controls fuel and timing?

What where you A/F readings when you were boosting 1bar? I can't imagine how your injectors were able to provide enough fuel at that boost level...

The best advise that I can give you... if you want to make the most out of your car with out braking it again is to take it to a reputable tuner to install a REAL programmable computer. Only doing that you will be able to control all the critical parameters. SI not only about fuel... You need to take out ignition timing... this is a high compression engine... you have to relay on a very good tune if you are increasing the boost.

In simple words... it will be expensive to safely increase the boost...
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Old 10-15-2009, 08:02 PM   #6
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When you aare running higher boost than stock you have to be very careful. A correct MAP for your set up is the key. I don't know if the car will go lean just becasue of the exhaust but i would suggest not to take your chances.

Get the exhaust done and then get the car remaped properly. You will feel better dirving your car afterwards.


The problem with the open blow off valve is that in some occasions the car will go too rich and stall... mostly because you are releasing air that was already measured by your MAF.
This is usually not much of a problem... i know of 2 yaris running with vented BOV's with no problem.

At stock boost level the car doesn't really NEED one (hence why TRD didn't added one) but for the sake of your turbo, if you are raising the boost it is definetely a good idea to instal one BOV.

You can always recirculate the BOV, like most of the OE turbo cars... you can use a regular Bosch valve from a VW/Audi and have the air recirculated back to the intake.
That way the car won't stall and you will be protecting your turbo...
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Old 10-16-2009, 04:31 PM   #7
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Do you know off any one else that have removed the cat`s and put on 2,25" exhaust on the turbo yaris?

the other one i know have the same car and map as me and he have removed the biggest cat an 2,25" exhaust, and open filter, and open bov, and he have 1,0-1,2 bar off boost..:) i dont know why is car do last this:P


so my teori was that if i build the exhaust but i remove all the cat`s, and run stock boost i think that the only diffrence i would feel is more power, and the only danger i think is that i would get an faster spool up on the turbo, but i hope that this wouldnt be any problem?! do you know if the others you know did get faster spool up? bacause the tunning firm said that it was the faster spool ut that could be the problem.because maybe the map wouldnt give enought fuel if the boost started earlier.. good teori?

i dont dont thik that its any problem to run stock boost and exhaust..:


The problem with the open blow off valve is that in some occasions the car will go too rich and stall... mostly because you are releasing air that was already measured by your MAF.
This is usually not much of a problem... i know of 2 yaris running with vented BOV's with no problem.

i did have bov on the engine before the engine did blow up, but now i dont have any, but i dont think that it would be any problem to put it on again?

I know of 2 Yaris here running catless and 2.25 and 2.5 exhausts with the stock map with no problem.
The spool up will improve... but is not that much!! These cars are lagless from the box. So I would not be worried about that.

And the BOV should not be a problem either..
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