scoobypete

Firstley can PPP still be done on a classic and is it worth doing it to a car with 60k on the clock car is a my97 btw

Cheers
Peter

fanatik

I also want to know if I can still get a ppp on a my00 classic and was about to ask the same question ;-)....

Thanks,
James.

LB4

Yes i'm sure your Subaru dealer can still supply the parts for this. Speak to them about it.

Gary

scoobypete

what i really want to know is it worth doing to a car with 60k on it?? or would after market tuning be better?? ive heard that my97 arnt tunning friendly when it comes to ecu mapping etc??

Regards
Pete.

cefski

Local dealer told me that the PPP was no longer available for the classic. Asked them a few weeks ago after going for a p.ride in one. Mine's a '00, btw

kev

[Edited by cefski - 6/14/2003 2:56:23 PM]

IanW

Pete,

With your MY97 I would be tempted to go the after market route, as the only reason thatI would go for a PPP was if it meant keeping my warranty valid.

There should be a few options out there for your car.

Ian

DreXeL

The only problem with tuning the 97/98 cars is the ECU. You can't just drop the cheap ScoobyECU chip in, and you can't get it re-mapped with Ecutek software. So it's either the Expensive PE Phase 1 conversion (where they solder a PCB in to the ECU to map it), or a replacement ECU. Other tuning methods work just as well as all the other MY's.

My MY97 has full decat, K&N induction, Dawes set to 1.2 bar, Forge VTA, and Samco hoses, and it's plenty quick.

Rich Wild has an MY97 running 340 bhp on the standard ECU.

They are every bit as tunable as the other MY's.

[Edited by DreXeL - 6/14/2003 5:00:33 PM]

DreXeL

EDIT: Sorry, double post.

[Edited by DreXeL - 6/14/2003 4:43:03 PM]