Archive

Archive for the ‘Product Information’ Category

Now Carrying K & P Engineering Oil Filters

March 16th, 2012
Comments Off

We here at Pure Tuning want to provide our customers with the highest quality parts and

accessories. Because of this we are now an authorized dealer for K & P Engineering.

For pricing and availability please call us @ 419-474-7992

Read more…

General Info, Product Information

Authorized Whiteline Performance Center (WPC)

February 10th, 2011
Comments Off

PURE Tuning is proud to announce that we are now an authorized Whiteline Performance Center. We have been trained, instructed, and approved by the Senior R&D director Andrew Nolen from Whiteline Australia and Tim the US Whiteline representative. Read more…

General Info, Product Information

Borg Warner EFR – The Worlds Most Advanced Aftermarket Turbocharger

January 7th, 2011
Comments Off

Introducing the first aftermarket turbocharger built from the ground up. Borg Warner has done something no other turbo manufacturer has done to date by addressing many issues while bringing all the latest technology and design into a full line of turbochargers specific for the aftermarket community.  Be on the watch for upcoming projects and dyno testing here at Pure Tuning.  Please take the time to read a little of the story behind these remarkable turbochargers. Once they are released we will have a couple on display as pictures do these turbos no justice as the quality is unbelievable  Feel free to call us with questions and submit pre-orders…

When Borg Warner set out to design the new EFR turbocharger, we challenged the technological status quo. We asked ourselves, what features would the world’s most advanced turbocharger include? What if well-known materials such as inconel weren’t the right choice? How much weight could we save with a different material for the turbine wheel? The answer came in the form of Gamma Titanium Aluminide (Ti). The Gamma Ti Turbine Wheel is over 50% lighter than its inconel counterpart and could spin in the slightest breeze. A dual ceramic ball bearing cartridge, stainless steel turbine housing and other integrated highlights all come together in harmony to create the most advanced aftermarket turbocharger in the world.

Click Here for Pricing and Purchase

Read more…

General Info, Product Information

Pure Tuning Tests Skunk2 Evo Intake Manifold and Throttle Body

October 29th, 2010
Comments Off

Pure Tuning Tests Skunk2 Intake Manifold and Throttle Body for Evo VIII & IX

So a couple months ago I get a call from a friend telling me he’s gonna give his 05 Evo a little update in the power department and at the end of the parts list was the S2 intake manifold.
Uhhh, did I hear a niner in there?  Really, I didn’t even know S2 made a intake manifold for the Evo and we are a Skunk dealer, or maybe I did hear of it, but immediately disregarded it think S2 does Honda’s not Mitu’s.
I have to actually admit I was extremely skeptical the manifold was going to work or work any better than half the others on the market.
Now I definitely wanted to test the manifold and knowing the Mitsu community is picky about their intake manifolds I wanted to make sure the S2 manifold actually worked and where, but there are so many other units out there even if it performed would anyone notice?  Well Evo fans you need to see the results!!!!!
Read more…

Dyno Results, General Info, Product Information

Forge Recirc Valve vs Subaru OE Recirc Valve Dyno Test

February 19th, 2010
Comments Off

Forge Recirc Valve vs Subaru OE Recirc Valve Dyno Test by Pure Tuning.

We still get Subaru WRX / STI owners today that say “the original equipment turbo recirc valve is adequate for any turbo or boost level so why should I change it”. What a better way to prove if this was true or not then on a stock car.
For this test the valve in question is the Forge Motorsport Recirc valve that sells for around $170. This is a direct bolt on replacement valve that uses the adapter from the OE valve to recirculate the exhaled air back to the induction hose.
The car tested was a bone stock 06 STI with mid 20k on the odometer. Looking at the dynograph you can see the difference in power before peak boost is reached at 3800rpm. The OE valve hangs open a little which is primarily for smooth transition between shifts so where this is great for Granny it’s not what we are after. The Forge valve shuts immediately giving the engine all the boost and air volume as the turbo is providing it. The peak number didn’t change as the target boost is the same but the increase in boost pressure below 3800rpm netted 10whp at 3270rpm and 17ft/lbs at 3300rpm.

That is defiantly usable everyday performance!

Dyno Results, General Info, Product Information

New Tial Sport 44mm MV-R Wastegate pics from PRI

January 2nd, 2010
Comments Off

The spy shots from PRI show the new Tial Sport 44mm MV-R wastegate to replace the old V44 scheduled for release sometime in the first quarter of 2010.  This new MV-R wastegate is not just smaller and lighter than the older unit but it also has the option for water cooling.  There is also no need for re-plumbing as the new MV-R is a direct bolt on replacement for any V44. Trust Pure Tuning to have some available as soon as they are released.
Also included a picture of Tial Sport’s new recirc blow-off-valve scheduled to be released soon.

General Info, Product Information

BorgWarner S200 Twin-Scroll Turbine Outlet Flanges

December 30th, 2009
Comments Off

Borg S200 Turbine Outlet Flange

BorgWarner S200 Twin-Scroll 6-Bolt Turbine Outlet Flanges are now available. The flange is 1/2″ thick and has a 1/16″ recess for a 3″ pipe with plenty of room for hardware. Please check our webstore for more details.

General Info, Product Information

Hondata S300 Christmas Special $545 with intake gasket

October 18th, 2009
Comments Off

From November 1st until December 24th we will be promoting the S300 for $545 with a free Hondata heatshield intake gasket. The gasket is your choice, but must be a B, D or H series gasket.

General Info, Product Information

Pure Tuning Magnus V5 Intake Manifold Test

November 16th, 2008
Comments Off

First things first… The point of reference will be the Magnus Street Intake Manifold (MSIM) which was on the car originally when we finished the new turbo setup. The MSIM had been on the car for 3-4yrs already so we used it for the build

However, we were looking for more on the existing setup and needed a new intake manifold to take better advantage of the turbo and headwork.

Read more…

Dyno Results, Product Information