TD04 Chip
09 November 2005, 12:21 PM
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TD04 Chip
Anyone know if there an aftermarket chip suitable for a car fitted with a TD04?(and where to get them). Seem to be plenty for the TD05, didnt want to change turbos just yet.
09 November 2005, 02:57 PM
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what year car is it? Scoobyclinic do a chip for it look on their website for details, also if you ecu is an ecutek then that can be mapped which will give some more horses for you to play with
09 November 2005, 03:01 PM
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Cheers,
Its a 1995,
Im checking out their website now.
Its a 1995,
Im checking out their website now.
Originally Posted by jaytc2003
what year car is it? Scoobyclinic do a chip for it look on their website for details, also if you ecu is an ecutek then that can be mapped which will give some more horses for you to play with
09 November 2005, 03:33 PM
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Yep, its the wagon.
Scoobyclinic siad they can remap but I was really looking for a plug n play option.
Scoobyclinic siad they can remap but I was really looking for a plug n play option.
Originally Posted by Jolly Green Monster
assuming it must be a WRX wagon then? all other had a TD05 iirc in 95.
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09 November 2005, 03:44 PM
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You could just get a bleed valve or dawes devise and just up your boost a touch. Don't go too much though. Best if you could get your afr checked really. The fuel maps are usually rich enough to stand a bit. It is dangerous if you get it running too leen, but its a very cheep option. I'll probably get crusified for sugesting it.
09 November 2005, 04:04 PM
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Interesting!
Would it be prudent to fit a lambda sensor then to ensure Im not overdoing the boost?
Would it be prudent to fit a lambda sensor then to ensure Im not overdoing the boost?
Originally Posted by DaveC1
You could just get a bleed valve or dawes devise and just up your boost a touch. Don't go too much though. Best if you could get your afr checked really. The fuel maps are usually rich enough to stand a bit. It is dangerous if you get it running too leen, but its a very cheep option. I'll probably get crusified for sugesting it.
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09 November 2005, 04:50 PM
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Not as yet, Ive got some work to do.
I understand 10.8 psi is standard boost on a TD04. Where should I be aiming?
I understand 10.8 psi is standard boost on a TD04. Where should I be aiming?
Originally Posted by DaveC1
A wide band lamda sensor really. But u gotta know what your doing with it. Do you have a boost gauge fitted?
10 November 2005, 03:13 PM
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Don't really know what a td 04 is capable of. I'd be trying for about 14psi . That should perk things up a bit without blowing anything apart. You havn't really got the best base to start modifying from. I guess you've got the little slanty intercooler too
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