hi can anyone tell me a garage that could re-map my car for uk fuel in the carlisle area?

 

Why don't you fit a Scoobyecu, this would enable you to use 97-98Ron fuel safely plus you would gain yourself some additional horsepower

Look here www.scoobyecu.co.uk
and here http://shop.scoobynet.co.uk/Product.asp?ProductID=906


Cheers

[Edited by Delboy2 - 11/24/2003 12:51:51 AM]

 

I'll second that. Best mod I ever did to my 93 WRX.

 

thinking of adding scooby ecu for my 93 wrx what sort of bhp increase u get? i have full hks exhaust system with de-cat and downpipe

Borich

 

t Well Lane mine did 279bhp/239 torque, but that was with boost reading only 0.9 bar. A twiddle with my hoses (ooerr) afterwards and it boosts to 1.15 bar, so thats gotta be more horsies!

 

http://www.scoobyecu.co.uk

 

i have an import MY95 WRX standard but only use optimax to fuel it, would this new ecu be safer and would it increase bhp?

how juch does this cost by the way?

 

Definitely M8, Your standard WRX95 is set to run on 100RON fuel (JAP) so fitting a scoobyecu will allow you to run safely on 97-98RON as it will have improved fuel, igntion and boost maps which will subsequently increase power

Wih regards to cost e-mail david@wallis2000.co.uk or pavlo@cdtech.co.uk



[Edited by Delboy2 - 11/26/2003 5:18:21 PM]

 

Not all 95 wrx have the Z4 ECU, which was introduced lated 95 I believe.

Check the ECU code, as it might be a 7D or something (will check when I get home) in which case it's a lot less agressive than the Z4 in terms of ignition advance and you should be more or less okay with optimax and STANDARD boost levels.

Paul

 

cheers guys!

 

Z4 was introduced in Sept 1994.
This was when the power increased from 240ps to 260ps and was due to a boost increase from 11.47psi to 12.7psi, along with much better fuel/ignition and boost control

 

Previous ECU code was V7 I think, although scott as seen more first hand, and this is much more tame when it comes to ignition.

However, it may be worth opening the ecu and checking, as many WRXs have had chips fitted in Japan which the owners are blissfully unaware of.

paul