How much power can a VF48 handle?

400hp+
VF48 Features Capacity for power, the turbo can produce 400hp+ (supporting mods, E85, 18.5 psi).

How many millimeters is a VF48 turbo?

COMPRESSOR SPECIFICATIONS: Compressor Wheel OD (exducer): 62mm (Stock STI is 60mm) Compressor Wheel Inducer: 48.32mm (Stock STI is 46.5mm)

What year STI has the VF48?

Here, you are looking at the Subaru OEM IHI VF48 Turbocharger. This is the factory turbocharger that came equipped in the Subaru WRX STI from 2008-2019 models and makes for a nice upgrade over the factory turbocharger.

What size turbo is a vf52?

Turbine Wheel: 53mm/48mm.

How much HP can a stock ej257 handle?

400 whp
They will hold up to 400 whp (again as shown in our PPIHC car), but if you want to push up to or beyond that power level, a set of aftermarket H-Beam rods would be recommended.

What did the VF48 come on?

The IHI VF48 comes stock on the 2008+ STI. This turbo has shown to produce numbers of around 300-315whp when tuned aggressively.

What turbo does Subaru STI have?

Subaru will unveil the high-performance WRX STI in mid-2022, according to Japanese website Goo-net, powered by a turbocharged 2.4-litre ‘FA24’ four-cylinder engine producing around 260kW.

What kind of turbo is a VF52?

The IHI VF52 Turbo is factory-issue on the mighty 265-hp 2009-2014 WRX. It’s a direct bolt-on for the 2008 WRX and the 2005+ Legacy GT. (Note that those cars would require custom ECU tuning to account for the larger turbo). This OEM Subaru WRX turbo will NOT bolt to pre-2008 WRX cars, nor will it fit the 2015+ WRX.

Who makes VF52 turbo?

RallySport Direct proudly carries a large menu of Subaru OEM parts for those of you who need to get all your performance and OEM shopping done in one location. Here, you are looking at the Subaru OEM IHI VF52 Turbocharger.

How much HP can a EJ25 block handle?

300 whp
300 whp: The EJ20/EJ25 engines can handle 300 whp maximum with stock internals with no further modifications other than a proper fuel management tune.

How much power can an EJ handle?

They will hold up to 400 whp (again as shown in our PPIHC car), but if you want to push up to or beyond that power level, a set of aftermarket H-Beam rods would be recommended.