How much HP is a stage 2 WRX?
A Subaru WRX in Stage 2 tune typically produces around 300-350 horsepower (HP). This represents a significant increase from the factory-rated 268 HP of the stock WRX model.
Understanding Stage 2 Tuning for the Subaru WRX
The Subaru WRX is a popular sport compact car known for its turbocharged performance and all-wheel-drive capabilities. Many WRX owners choose to modify their vehicles to extract more power and performance, a process known as "tuning." One of the most common tuning stages for the WRX is Stage 2, which involves a series of upgrades to the engine, turbocharger, and other components.
Key Modifications in a Stage 2 WRX
- High-flow air intake system
- Upgraded turbocharger or turbo-back exhaust system
- Reprogrammed engine control unit (ECU) with a custom tune
- Potential upgrades to the fuel system, such as higher-flow fuel injectors
These modifications work together to increase the amount of air and fuel flowing through the engine, allowing it to produce more power. The custom ECU tune is crucial, as it optimizes the engine's performance to take full advantage of the hardware upgrades.
Typical Power Output of a Stage 2 WRX
With the combination of the aforementioned modifications, a Stage 2 WRX can typically produce between 300 and 350 horsepower at the wheels. This represents a significant increase over the stock 268 HP, providing the driver with a noticeable boost in acceleration, top speed, and overall driving dynamics.
It's important to note that the exact power output can vary depending on the specific modifications, the quality of the tune, and the overall condition of the vehicle. Additionally, some owners may choose to further modify their WRX beyond Stage 2, potentially reaching even higher power levels.
How much HP is stage 1?
On average, a Stage 1 can increase the power of a turbocharged engine by 20 to 30%. For example, a car with a 200 hp engine can achieve around 240 to 260 hp.
How much HP is stage 1 WRX?
Power Gains
| Stage1 91 | 91 Values | |
|---|---|---|
| Max TQ | 23.4% | 323.2 ft-lb vs 261.9 ft-lb @ 3190rpm |
| Max HP | 23.1% | 194.5 hp vs 157.9 hp @ 3190rpm |
| Average TQ | Stock 253.1 ft-lb | Tuned 276.4 ft-lb |
| Average HP | Stock 189.4 hp | Tuned 210.3 hp |
How much HP does stage 2 add?
Stage 2: this is typically referred to an engine with a performance cam upgrade as well as the other components within a Stage 1 combination. A typical Stage 2 has generally +20-25% more HP than stock.
How much HP is Stage 1?
On average, a Stage 1 can increase the power of a turbocharged engine by 20 to 30%. For example, a car with a 200 hp engine can achieve around 240 to 260 hp.
Does Stage 2 make a car faster?
Due to the increased power and additional modifications, stage 2 remaps can provide much larger power gains than stage 1 remaps. In general, you can expect a power increase of around 30-50%, which will significantly improve your car's performance.
Is it safe to Stage 2 a car?
Yes, a Stage 2 remap is a safe and reliable tuning option when performed by a reputable and experienced tuning workshop. Our technicians are fully trained and certified to perform remaps safely and professionally, and we always prioritize the health and longevity of your engine.
How much HP does a stage 2 WRX have?
VB WRX MT Stock vs Stage2 93
| Peak TQ Increase | |
|---|---|
| 93 Values | Tuned 316.75 ft-lb |
| Average HP | |
| Stage2 91 | Stock 174.11 hp |
| 91 Values | Tuned 232.79 hp |
How much HP does stage 4 add?
CI this stage 4 Kit was engineered. And tested as a complete collection of high performance components by the Screaming Eagle pros at Harley-Davidson.
How much HP is Stage 3?
Typically, a stage 3 tune can result in a horsepower increase of anywhere from 20% to 40% over the stock figures. For some cars, this might mean an additional 50 HP, while for others, it could mean an increase of 100 HP or more. The starting horsepower of the vehicle plays a significant role.
Does Stage 1 make car faster?
Stage 1 Remap Gains
In general, stage 1 remaps can provide a power increase of around 20-30%, which can be a significant boost if you're looking to improve your car's performance.
