2005 blobeye wrx map advice
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2005 blobeye wrx map advice
Hi all,
Hopefully getting my hands on a stainless Catback system with 4.5'' jap tail. Also looking to buy a hks/green/k&n panel filter. In the near future I'll be looking at booking the car in for a remap. Is there anything else you guys suggest I do prior to this and what sort of power increase can I expect?
Car is standard 225bhp at the moment.
Thanks
Jack
Hopefully getting my hands on a stainless Catback system with 4.5'' jap tail. Also looking to buy a hks/green/k&n panel filter. In the near future I'll be looking at booking the car in for a remap. Is there anything else you guys suggest I do prior to this and what sort of power increase can I expect?
Car is standard 225bhp at the moment.
Thanks
Jack
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Not necessary but will limit you to around 250-260bhp.
Cheapest way to get a sportscat would be to pickup a second hand prodrive cat, for around £130. These are 200cell so will still pass an MOT. The 100cell units are a bit hit and miss.
A decent mapper like Bob Rawle or Andy Carr would help you achieve the best figures you can based on any mods.
Cheapest way to get a sportscat would be to pickup a second hand prodrive cat, for around £130. These are 200cell so will still pass an MOT. The 100cell units are a bit hit and miss.
A decent mapper like Bob Rawle or Andy Carr would help you achieve the best figures you can based on any mods.
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+1 for replacing the uppipe cat, also I would say fuel pump should definitely be on your shopping list too.
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to start from a standard car you should be lookin to spend in the region of:
decat uppipe - £30-£100
sportscat downpipe - £100-£250
NGK grade 7 plugs £30-£45
Panel Filter £10-£35
Snorkus Delete - Free
High flow fuel pump £100-£200
boost gauge - £10-£100
All could be fitted the same day but you'll have to shop around as hourly rates will differ between garages. you might get a discount if you go somewhere that can supply the parts too.
decat uppipe - £30-£100
sportscat downpipe - £100-£250
NGK grade 7 plugs £30-£45
Panel Filter £10-£35
Snorkus Delete - Free
High flow fuel pump £100-£200
boost gauge - £10-£100
All could be fitted the same day but you'll have to shop around as hourly rates will differ between garages. you might get a discount if you go somewhere that can supply the parts too.
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to start from a standard car you should be lookin to spend in the region of:
decat uppipe - £30-£100
sportscat downpipe - £100-£250
NGK grade 7 plugs £30-£45
Panel Filter £10-£35
Snorkus Delete - Free
High flow fuel pump £100-£200
boost gauge - £10-£100
All could be fitted the same day but you'll have to shop around as hourly rates will differ between garages. you might get a discount if you go somewhere that can supply the parts too.
decat uppipe - £30-£100
sportscat downpipe - £100-£250
NGK grade 7 plugs £30-£45
Panel Filter £10-£35
Snorkus Delete - Free
High flow fuel pump £100-£200
boost gauge - £10-£100
All could be fitted the same day but you'll have to shop around as hourly rates will differ between garages. you might get a discount if you go somewhere that can supply the parts too.
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just to let a bit more growl out of the panel filter. most folk i find stick the ebay induction kit in for the growl but the snorkus delete/bypass gives you some of that without the hassles of rescaling the MAF table.
Open the wing, remove the big airbox and the elbow, cut the airbox off and cut a big circle out of the airbox and use it to plug the new hole in the elbow (15 mins with a solding iron and a hot knife attachment to paste it on). Air continues to be drawn in from the front scoop and goes straight into the main air filter box. Plus when you stamp on the pedal instead of sucking air from the reservoir box in the wing you get the snarl from the new filter instead.
Open the wing, remove the big airbox and the elbow, cut the airbox off and cut a big circle out of the airbox and use it to plug the new hole in the elbow (15 mins with a solding iron and a hot knife attachment to paste it on). Air continues to be drawn in from the front scoop and goes straight into the main air filter box. Plus when you stamp on the pedal instead of sucking air from the reservoir box in the wing you get the snarl from the new filter instead.
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