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Old 30 October 2018, 07:54 PM
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
arrow and omega make them for rcm dont they?
yes, you can also get from arrow direct if you know part number, but omega are reluctant to sell for subaru and advise to go to their sellers i.e. Rcm as they have rights for omega pistons for subaru iirc.
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Originally Posted by bustaMOVEs

yes, you can also get from arrow direct if you know part number, but omega are reluctant to sell for subaru and advise to go to their sellers i.e. Rcm as they have rights for omega pistons for subaru iirc.
ok buddy I will speak with mark @ thwaites about them, I was going to use Manley H-tuff rods and my current 2618 Mahle pistons.
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
ok buddy I will speak with mark @ thwaites about them, I was going to use Manley H-tuff rods and my current 2618 Mahle pistons.
although mahle are decent pistons they have had their share of redesign over the years etc due to errors etc, I've seen a mahle 2618 piston fold over like a piece of plastercine, look like it melted, but that problem has been revised and rectified etc, but doesn't really give me confidence in them tbh, some go bad in everything but I've seen it with my own eyes and no ones knows how it was caused which only points to meterial comtent (was replaced by mahle).
my 2 pence worth. Hence I went with omega as on all the different marque of cars they do I don't think I can find any fault or problems
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so not alot to update at the minute, the car hasnt moved in about 3-4 weeks and as such the battery has gone flat again. i now have a ctek battery conditioner so will get that hooked up once ive jump started it. in no rush at the minute as i recently dislocated my shoulder/fractured my shoulder blade along with bicep/chest injuries so im out of action for a while.

regarding the build.......it will still be happening but i wont be pushing for 500bhp now due to costs/other financial requirements but i will be heading for anywhere between 420-450bhp.

once im able to drive a manual again i will pop over to thwaites to get an exact quote for the build.

best turbo for 420-450bhp on a 2.5............give recommendations please
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well all quotes are in now from the tuners i have contacted. really dont know who to use now............
Old 08 February 2019, 07:41 PM
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It would be interesting to compare them all. Hope you are on the mend now, injuries like that take a fair time to recover from .
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
well all quotes are in now from the tuners i have contacted. really dont know who to use now............
How much they charge is your main criteria?
Old 08 February 2019, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
It would be interesting to compare them all. Hope you are on the mend now, injuries like that take a fair time to recover from .
tell me about it, its been 2 months now and i still have alot of pain and not alot of range of motion. had my 1st physio session this week
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Originally Posted by bonesetter
How much they charge is your main criteria?
erm not really, there is only £2k between the cheapest and the most expensive. im looking more at what i actually want and who can give me that and future map tweaks/maintenance etc. its catch 22 as my preferred local specialist dont do the ecu i would like which is a shame.
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well............SHE LIVES FINALLY.

managed to jump start her from my jeep today since i parked her up 8 weeks ago due to my broken shoulder, i pulled the fuel pump fuse to dry crank it but it disabled the starter circuit so i quick timed the ignition start/stop maybe 15 times and then fired her up, she started fine with no rattles/smoke etc. i let her idle for 15 mins then took her out for an hour or so.................loved it
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
so im back in another impreza-couldnt keep away to be honest.

its a late 07 hawk sti

engine

forged 2.5 with a closed deck block built and mapped by scoobyclinic running 351bhp
mahle pistons
std rods with arp bolts
new crank
acl bearings
cosworth gaskets
heads fully rebuilt with upgraded valves/springs and retainers

cr turbos rebuilt and fettled with vf43 turbo
japspeed fmic
scoobyclinic induction kit
full set of silicone hoses
extreme lightweight flywheel
ap racing clutch
forge dump valve
denso 750cc injectors
3" de-cat downpipe
afterburner vortex backbox
hsd coilovers
perrin wing stiffies
defi gauges in dash pod
xxr 527 in a custom gunmetal paint

car has only covered 70k and is pretty much mint apart from a slight crease in the paint on rear bumber and a large stone chip on the front bumber.

future plans-

front and rear bumper respray along with spraying my fmic in silver

set of big brakes or refurb the brembos and a set of godspeed 2 piece discs

the hsd's are rusted solid so a set of bc's along with various bushes if needed and an anti-lift kit.

tyres all past their best so will order a set of vredestein ultrac sessanta from camskill as they are only £75 each at the minute.

would like a set of dtm mirrors but cant seem to find any

would also like to push more power but as its on std rods i guess im limited somewhat even though it has a closed deck block,perhaps 400bhp is
possible..........


how do we rate scooby clinic maps / mapping?! Anybody?
Or alternative remmaping go-tos
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
so im back in another impreza-couldnt keep away to be honest.

its a late 07 hawk sti

engine

forged 2.5 with a closed deck block built and mapped by scoobyclinic running 351bhp
mahle pistons
std rods with arp bolts
new crank
acl bearings
cosworth gaskets
heads fully rebuilt with upgraded valves/springs and retainers

cr turbos rebuilt and fettled with vf43 turbo
japspeed fmic
scoobyclinic induction kit
full set of silicone hoses
extreme lightweight flywheel
ap racing clutch
forge dump valve
denso 750cc injectors
3" de-cat downpipe
afterburner vortex backbox
hsd coilovers
perrin wing stiffies
defi gauges in dash pod
xxr 527 in a custom gunmetal paint

car has only covered 70k and is pretty much mint apart from a slight crease in the paint on rear bumber and a large stone chip on the front bumber.

future plans-

front and rear bumper respray along with spraying my fmic in silver

set of big brakes or refurb the brembos and a set of godspeed 2 piece discs

the hsd's are rusted solid so a set of bc's along with various bushes if needed and an anti-lift kit.

tyres all past their best so will order a set of vredestein ultrac sessanta from camskill as they are only £75 each at the minute.

would like a set of dtm mirrors but cant seem to find any

would also like to push more power but as its on std rods i guess im limited somewhat even though it has a closed deck block,perhaps 400bhp is
possible..........


how do we rate scooby clinic maps / mapping?! Anybody?
Or alternative remmaping go-tos?
Old 20 February 2019, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Sti.it.to.em
how do we rate scooby clinic maps / mapping?! Anybody?
Or alternative remmaping go-tos?
yeah all good from the clinic mate, mine runs superb and boosts fine
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
yeah all good from the clinic mate, mine runs superb and boosts fine
thanks. They are looking like the option atm unless im told otherwise...
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Originally Posted by Sti.it.to.em
thanks. They are looking like the option atm unless im told otherwise...
yeah you should be fine with them mate, my engine was built and mapped by them back in 2016 and it doesnt use a drop of oil and always starts 1st turn of the key. done around 12k on the engine now
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
yeah you should be fine with them mate, my engine was built and mapped by them back in 2016 and it doesnt use a drop of oil and always starts 1st turn of the key. done around 12k on the engine now
great to know! Thanks!
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Another pass on the old mot, turns out I have only driven 1300 miles since last April........I must try and drive her more.
The tester said he was really impressed with it and it was a pleasure to mot it. He has said that the underside would benefit from a good clean and some sort of treatment which i will get sorted this year. All in all for a 12 year old jap ****-box it's a good-un......

Happy days
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Lovely motor mate
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Originally Posted by Midnight Runner
Lovely motor mate
thanks buddy she certainly is clean for her age
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Glad you are on the mend enough to enjoy the motor again.
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
Glad you are on the mend enough to enjoy the motor again.
shoulder is on the mend now but ive just been diagnosed with an illness which was a little un-expected..............seems to be 1 thing after another the older ya get
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
shoulder is on the mend now but ive just been diagnosed with an illness which was a little un-expected..............seems to be 1 thing after another the older ya get
I hope it's nothing serious Shreksta all the best mate
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Originally Posted by Russell38
I hope it's nothing serious Shreksta all the best mate
cheers buddy, i have been referred to the specialist so will see what they say about it all.
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
shoulder is on the mend now but ive just been diagnosed with an illness which was a little un-expected..............seems to be 1 thing after another the older ya get
Sorry to hear that. I had a bit of a setback 4 years ago, aged 49; before that I had a relatively physical job and felt pretty invincible, so I get that. I was self employed and unable to work for nearly a year, so things were going **** up. But it actually made me, when I was well enough, go and do something that I had always wanted to do. Silver linings and all that. Good luck, I'm sure it will be sorted quickly.
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Originally Posted by hedgecutter
Sorry to hear that. I had a bit of a setback 4 years ago, aged 49; before that I had a relatively physical job and felt pretty invincible, so I get that. I was self employed and unable to work for nearly a year, so things were going **** up. But it actually made me, when I was well enough, go and do something that I had always wanted to do. Silver linings and all that. Good luck, I'm sure it will be sorted quickly.
good to know you made it and hopefully no long lasting damage. nobody is invincible buddy even though we all think we are.
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Blob lights fitted and a quick clean........much better


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Car looks very welll my man
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Car looks awesome mate, a fine example and nice and shiny, lovely work.....
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Originally Posted by RAGGY DOO
Car looks very welll my man
thanks raggy she is a really clean example
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Originally Posted by Marky1968
Car looks awesome mate, a fine example and nice and shiny, lovely work.....
cheers mark mate, hope to get the power steering issue sorted this week


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