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Old 14 March 2019, 10:44 AM
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Hi im after some info on what’s needed to do a DBW throttle conversion on a newage
Impreza

ive already got the DBW throttle pedel and electrical unit
and the DBW throttle body itself.

Old 14 March 2019, 10:53 AM
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What year/model car is it going in to?
what ecu are you using
Old 14 March 2019, 11:04 AM
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2002 bug wrx UK model
running a motec M800 Ecu
Old 14 March 2019, 11:18 AM
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I resently changed my car over, all you need is the peddle and the throttle body. And a ecu that will run it.

Mine was in a classic shell so had to make a bracket to mount the peddle yours might fit direct?

Note the linearisation on the duel peddle and throttle positions are not he same ( each sensor needs setting up seperatly )
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Exactly what mike said above.
Regards mounting the pedal. Don't bother with these conversion brackets etc that you see. Just weld a platform in to mount the pedal to. That's how I did mine
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Ok what about wiring? Do you use the plugs from
the standard loom or had custom one made up
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Mine has a seperate mini loom for the DBW
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Was that something you bought of the shelf or did your mapper make the loom
up for you?
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Like Mikes, mine was on a mini loom that went straight back to the syvecs. From memory I think I got the plug from Tim at JT. It was a friend of mine who then did the pin outs to the exi
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If your are on motec, I'm guessing Dave Rowe is doing your mapping?
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Yeah Dave does my mapping and so on
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Tim at JT supplied my mini loom but I ended up swapping to a Syvecs S8 and modified it myself and made my own wiring kit for the new ECU



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Looking good mate
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Tim @ JT Innovations still lists the DBW looms on his site.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but a dbw throttle body won't fit onto a cable inlet manifold so a later inlet manifold is needed. I'm going to be doing this very thing and got all the bits from Matty b and plan on running it with a simtek.
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Hmmm yes and no.
I run version v3/4 mechanical heads with a dbw throttle. I had to convert the inlet manifold flange to accept the dbw throttle.

i believe the later heads can use a manifold that uses dbw throttle from the factory. This just bolts together
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