08/09 Hatches, Stand up and show yourselves!!!
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Your hatch spec sounds good. How loud is your Cobra exhaust and does it pass the MOT OK? Mine came with a Milltek exhaust which I'm not too impressed with. It's got the right balance between quiet and burbly (I prefer sublty) but it struggles with emissions even with a sport cat.
This has a stellar MOT history, however, it has one fail last year and that was for emissions with the sports cat in...To be honest, when he started it up I knew I was going to buy it. The cobra sounds amazing, and it's not too intrusive. On a cold start it's definitely enough to **** the usual types off, though.
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Replace it with one of these (probably the smallest panel - it's a long time since I changed mine) or similar
The festoon adaptor fits all - even the 24/25mm one.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-White...-/323848282708
This looks more like the one I fitted but did away with the connector to save on space
The festoon adaptor fits all - even the 24/25mm one.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-White...-/323848282708
This looks more like the one I fitted but did away with the connector to save on space
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I have prodrive backbox mated to a H&S mid pipe so not sure that will fit?
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mine is mated to the cosworth system but this is only possible as the cosworth system used a small flex pipe to join downpipe to half system - so i was able to get a custom made flex joint to allow me to hook up to the milltek downpipe
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yeah you are right in thinking that millteks only line up with milltek exhausts iirc.
mine is mated to the cosworth system but this is only possible as the cosworth system used a small flex pipe to join downpipe to half system - so i was able to get a custom made flex joint to allow me to hook up to the milltek downpipe
mine is mated to the cosworth system but this is only possible as the cosworth system used a small flex pipe to join downpipe to half system - so i was able to get a custom made flex joint to allow me to hook up to the milltek downpipe
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you'll probably be stuck with the downpipes for quite a while as they dont fit standard turbo fitments - custom made specifically for cosworth turbo which has a slight twist in its fitment in engine bay
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Hose Part Number Required
Can anyone help?
I need to replace the inlet hose under the intercooler on my 09 STI hatch. The elbow on to the y-piece.
Does anyone have a part number for this hose?
Cost wise am I better to get a hose set from Samco? Hose Kit Part Number TCS464/Sti.
Thanks. All help appreciated
I need to replace the inlet hose under the intercooler on my 09 STI hatch. The elbow on to the y-piece.
Does anyone have a part number for this hose?
Cost wise am I better to get a hose set from Samco? Hose Kit Part Number TCS464/Sti.
Thanks. All help appreciated
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Can anyone help?
I need to replace the inlet hose under the intercooler on my 09 STI hatch. The elbow on to the y-piece.
Does anyone have a part number for this hose?
Cost wise am I better to get a hose set from Samco? Hose Kit Part Number TCS464/Sti.
Thanks. All help appreciated
I need to replace the inlet hose under the intercooler on my 09 STI hatch. The elbow on to the y-piece.
Does anyone have a part number for this hose?
Cost wise am I better to get a hose set from Samco? Hose Kit Part Number TCS464/Sti.
Thanks. All help appreciated
Part Number 14462AA354 Price (ex. VAT) was about £250 in the UK (if not more currently)
just checked:
Amayama £395 plus plus
US Dealer about $390 plus plus
Partsouq $280 plus plus
You are better off with the Samco equivalent TCS464/STI set
From for example:-
https://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p...-3-tcs-464-sti
Make sure you replace the OEM "perforated style" jubilee clips for better quality ones that don't destroy the rubber.
Last edited by Don Clark; 06 February 2020 at 04:24 PM.
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Got the car back from SMD yesterday. Major service including belts & tensioners etc. New MeisterR suspension as well as Prodrive GT1s and new PS4s...May look at getting some spacers.
Pricing up a full repaint, too.
Pricing up a full repaint, too.
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Very nice car but I'd personally raise the coilovers unless you travel on super smooth flat roads.
Suspension needs travel in order to work especially on our typical UK B roads.
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Found these mods online the other day, the forester AC control unit isnt to my taste but an interesting modification.
However this mod looks really good, particularly when you consider how expensive the STi equivalent is. (BM / BR Legacy original rear member support)
Support subframe right
[Product number] 20157AJ020
Support subframe left
[Product number] 20157AJ030
However this mod looks really good, particularly when you consider how expensive the STi equivalent is. (BM / BR Legacy original rear member support)
Support subframe right
[Product number] 20157AJ020
Support subframe left
[Product number] 20157AJ030
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It's only lowered about 15mm but I agree it does look quite low. Driven a good 100 miles on it on some fairly questionable b roads and it's not crashy at all. Pretty impressed. Dampening is set to half way point.
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Found these mods online the other day, the forester AC control unit isnt to my taste but an interesting modification.
However this mod looks really good, particularly when you consider how expensive the STi equivalent is. (BM / BR Legacy original rear member support)
Support subframe right
[Product number] 20157AJ020
Support subframe left
[Product number] 20157AJ030
However this mod looks really good, particularly when you consider how expensive the STi equivalent is. (BM / BR Legacy original rear member support)
Support subframe right
[Product number] 20157AJ020
Support subframe left
[Product number] 20157AJ030
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Sub Frame Mount Bushing Inserts
Hi,
I am going to be installing the positive traction sub frame mount bushing inserts in my 09 STI hatch.
Can anyone provide the torque setting for the long 12mm flange bolts that go through the bushings and sub frame. Also the torque setting for the 10mm bolts that hold the front end of the sub frame support arm.
Thanks in advance
I am going to be installing the positive traction sub frame mount bushing inserts in my 09 STI hatch.
Can anyone provide the torque setting for the long 12mm flange bolts that go through the bushings and sub frame. Also the torque setting for the 10mm bolts that hold the front end of the sub frame support arm.
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
I am going to be installing the positive traction sub frame mount bushing inserts in my 09 STI hatch.
Can anyone provide the torque setting for the long 12mm flange bolts that go through the bushings and sub frame. Also the torque setting for the 10mm bolts that hold the front end of the sub frame support arm.
Thanks in advance
I am going to be installing the positive traction sub frame mount bushing inserts in my 09 STI hatch.
Can anyone provide the torque setting for the long 12mm flange bolts that go through the bushings and sub frame. Also the torque setting for the 10mm bolts that hold the front end of the sub frame support arm.
Thanks in advance
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Thanks Rusti. Yes I managed to get all the bolts undone without issue. I actually read that you had had issues so wanted to check that all the bolts would loosen off before I ordered the inserts. I did need to use a 24" breaker bar for the larger bolts and also ensured I used a six point socket to avoid stripping corners off the bolt.
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Rusti, Have you worked out how your going to remove the seized bolt. If you drill it for an easy out then grind the bolt head off I think it will come out easily. It is only because the bolt is in tension that it is so tight. What was the condition of the bolts you managed to get out. I would guess that they were in pretty good condition apart from the bolt heads. Hope I'm not teaching you to suck eggs. Lol
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