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Old 20 March 2010, 11:58 PM
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to fit an sti backbox to a wrx-d you need to cut a hole in the rear valance and fit a set of alloy exhaust finishers to tidy the job up some what
Old 21 March 2010, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by StanS
Fabulous - at last an in-line exhaust that looks the business !!

How much louder is it than the std ? a bit/noticeably/extremely ???
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Old 21 March 2010, 11:28 AM
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your standard one sounds quite loud, must the video?

new one sounds proper scooby'fied tho

i luv the run to get in the car lol
Old 21 March 2010, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by hkp
I need to look closer in the dry Simon, but it looks like the Diesel back box is the same as the petrol WRX.... If so the back box will go on as Paul did it on his WRXS.. The lack of hole for the left pair of pipes is the issue!

We're only talking axle back though as the front section of the exhaust, manifold and cats are definitely different!
Does this help? Its a shot of mine when on the ramps at Iain's.

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Glad I got it as I think I have a trip to H+S at some point. No one is sure if its the same as the wrx.

You might be right

H+S's wrx box

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Old 21 March 2010, 01:01 PM
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Might be possible for Sti box to fit, but you might need new pipe work from the engine. The flange on this 1 is about 1 foot out to the right.

Old 21 March 2010, 01:10 PM
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I think that H+S STi box is designed for a different centre section tho Simon.. The STi stock back box I have has the Flange in the same place as your Exhaust.. Thank you +1 million though for that underside pic mate - very Useful! Maybe you can email me the high res original??


Originally Posted by Simon C
Might be possible for Sti box to fit, but you might need new pipe work from the engine. The flange on this 1 is about 1 foot out to the right.

Old 21 March 2010, 01:12 PM
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Drop me a pm with your email and I'll send it over.
Old 21 March 2010, 03:53 PM
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Hi i have a really silly question. I bought a 2008 sti yesterday and i have a problem starting it. My husband can get in it and it starts. I get in and nothing. I have tried turning the key different ways all sorts of things. If my husband sits in the seat i can stand outside the car and turn the key and it will start but if i get in it wont start. After taking all rings off and taking all other keys off tried again and still nothing. When i altered the seat or sat at the front of the seat i could then get the car to start. Its driving me crazy. Has anyone else had anything like this ????
Old 21 March 2010, 03:55 PM
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Are you pressing the clutch?
Old 21 March 2010, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by ballsie
Are you pressing the clutch?
surely not
Old 21 March 2010, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by StrikE
surely not
Easy mistake to make if you're not used to doing it
Old 21 March 2010, 04:06 PM
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Yes i am pressing the clutch
Old 21 March 2010, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by PPP1
Yes i am pressing the clutch
Sorry - had to ask

have you tried both keys?
Old 21 March 2010, 04:11 PM
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Yep tried that, keep coming with the suggestions
Old 21 March 2010, 04:14 PM
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I'm pretty sure there's a sensor in the STi that lets the car know if someone is sitting on the seat. Sounds like it might be faulty.

Is your car still under warranty? Might be worth a quick trip to a dealer to have it looked at.
Old 21 March 2010, 04:22 PM
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Just tried it again and if i lean forward to start the car it wont start. If i sit with my back and head flat against the seat it will start. We have just spoken to AMC and they have never heard of it.
Old 21 March 2010, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by PPP1
Just tried it again and if i lean forward to start the car it wont start. If i sit with my back and head flat against the seat it will start. We have just spoken to AMC and they have never heard of it.
Sounds like a problem with that sensor i mentioned before.

I'll be as delicate as I can with this one - are you a lot lighter than your husband?

It could be that it's not registering that you're sitting on the seat.
Old 21 March 2010, 04:27 PM
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i like your thinking and you are my friend forever. There is about 1 1/2 stone between us.
Thank you so much for your help.
Im now justing looking up problems people have had with the ecu
Old 21 March 2010, 05:16 PM
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Move the seat forward so that you are pressing the clutch fully down.
Old 21 March 2010, 05:42 PM
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clutch needs to pressed right down to start car
Old 21 March 2010, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by sparkey67
clutch needs to pressed right down to start car
Is it the Grey Sti that AMC had for sale? The ex-demo? I drove that on the open day and thought it was a pain to start.. all kinds of pressing this and that to make it work! Luckily my Diesel is less fussy, I can start it without pushing the clutch or being in the car...
Old 21 March 2010, 06:43 PM
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Well decided today that a change from subaru is for us after 6yrs with the make. Decided to go for summat bit different, bit more track focused. Anyone looking for a mint 08 STi?

Lee
Old 21 March 2010, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by hkp
Is it the Grey Sti that AMC had for sale? The ex-demo? I drove that on the open day and thought it was a pain to start.. all kinds of pressing this and that to make it work! Luckily my Diesel is less fussy, I can start it without pushing the clutch or being in the car...
No its not the grey sti we bought a silver one. I think i have the hang of it now. Fo some reason with me i have to be sitting right up against the back of the seat with my butt somewhere in the middle so im kind of slouching. When i have tried to start it i have always had the clutch foot to the floor. I have pin pointed it to my driving position but have no idea why my husband can hop in and sit any old way and it starts. I think the car knows that i didnt want to give up my wrx300 so is paying me back for calling it a posh looking focus
Old 21 March 2010, 09:43 PM
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The sensor in the seat has bugger all to do with starting the vehicle, Thats basically there linked into the airbag system, It has to be the clutch pedal not being fully deppressed down or The switch is failing

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Old 21 March 2010, 10:29 PM
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I know we dont like the "how much is it worth" threads but I havent a clue!! Any help appreciated fellas.

MY08 STi Euro Import - 7600 miles
Black in colour.
Revolution downpipe back exhaust, Litchfield CAI, Safely tweeked by Richard Bulmer(Tracktive Solutions).
Genuine STi splitter, fog lights, arm rest extension, exhaust trims.
Prodrive GT1 wheels with original Dunlops fitted. Prodrive mesh grille kit. Prodrive gear ****.
Rally Armor mudflaps, red lense film applied.
Tien lowering springs, rear Whiteline antiroll bar, fast road geometry.
All servicing/work done at Prosport.
Think thats it.
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Old 21 March 2010, 10:45 PM
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Finally!

Got mine remapped by Paul at Zen yesterday after refitting the RCM exhaust, and also fitting the my induction kit i had fabricated.

Before any changes it made a pretty much straight 300 on BP 97 Ultimate. After the induction kit, exhaust and remap it made a 360 of each, with a pretty flatish torque curve. Really happy.

Will post some pics of the induction kit up later, and some sound clips of the exhaust.
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Originally Posted by rob84
The sensor in the seat has bugger all to do with starting the vehicle, Thats basically there linked into the airbag system, It has to be the clutch pedal not being fully deppressed down or The switch is failing
If i was to put the clutch down anymore my foot would go through the floor
I have a mate who lives 5 miles away who has an sti 2009. Im going to try hers and see what happens.
I personally out it down to my magnetic personality messing with the electronics
Old 22 March 2010, 01:42 AM
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Originally Posted by codie247
I know we dont like the "how much is it worth" threads but I havent a clue!! Any help appreciated fellas.

MY08 STi Euro Import - 7600 miles
Black in colour.
Revolution downpipe back exhaust, Litchfield CAI, Safely tweeked by Richard Bulmer(Tracktive Solutions).
Genuine STi splitter, fog lights, arm rest extension, exhaust trims.
Prodrive GT1 wheels with original Dunlops fitted. Prodrive mesh grille kit. Prodrive gear ****.
Rally Armor mudflaps, red lense film applied.
Tien lowering springs, rear Whiteline antiroll bar, fast road geometry.
All servicing/work done at Prosport.
Think thats it.
Couple of pics-




Lee
Nice car, what are you thinking of replacing it with?
Old 22 March 2010, 10:13 AM
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shame you're selling up Lee

Lots of goodies on your motor, someone will get a bargain.
Old 22 March 2010, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by P20SPD
Finally!

Got mine remapped by Paul at Zen yesterday after refitting the RCM exhaust, and also fitting the my induction kit i had fabricated.

Before any changes it made a pretty much straight 300 on BP 97 Ultimate. After the induction kit, exhaust and remap it made a 360 of each, with a pretty flatish torque curve. Really happy.

Will post some pics of the induction kit up later, and some sound clips of the exhaust.
Was yours a standard STI map then?


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