PPP prices
28 November 2002, 02:43 PM
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A friend of mine would like to install the PPP on his STI7.
What are the common prices of this kit and what is it composed of?
It is just a remapped ECU or are there options like exhaust system, suspension etc... if so what are the different prices for the different parts?
What are the common prices of this kit and what is it composed of?
It is just a remapped ECU or are there options like exhaust system, suspension etc... if so what are the different prices for the different parts?
28 November 2002, 11:40 PM
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alberick,
I think (big think !) the price for MY00 was about
£1,600, dont know about later ones, but gives you an idea. Believe
it consist's of ECU, Exhaust and some piping.....
cheers alan
[Edited by albob - 11/28/2002 11:42:41 PM]
I think (big think !) the price for MY00 was about
£1,600, dont know about later ones, but gives you an idea. Believe
it consist's of ECU, Exhaust and some piping.....
cheers alan
[Edited by albob - 11/28/2002 11:42:41 PM]
29 November 2002, 01:24 AM
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The STI7 PPP costs just under £2000.
It's an ECU remap, exhaust( backbox, centre decat and sports cat on downpipe I think) and intercooler piping.
There is currantly a 16week wait for the pack as Prodrive can't seem to get the standard ECUs back quick enough from the dealers.
I think the pack raises the bhp from 268 to just over 300. More importantly, it frees up some of the engines power further down the revs.
It's an ECU remap, exhaust( backbox, centre decat and sports cat on downpipe I think) and intercooler piping.
There is currantly a 16week wait for the pack as Prodrive can't seem to get the standard ECUs back quick enough from the dealers.
I think the pack raises the bhp from 268 to just over 300. More importantly, it frees up some of the engines power further down the revs.
29 November 2002, 06:19 AM
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Give Prodrive a ring and ask - I think you'll be pleasantly surprised as long as they don't have a deal with your local Subaru importer....in the UK you *must* buy from a dealer.....they want their cut!
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