scooby ecu for my 1994 wrx?? is it a good idea?
03 January 2007, 11:58 PM
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scooby ecu for my 1994 wrx?? is it a good idea?
Hi.. thinking about getting one of the scoobyecu's for my 1994 wrx. anyone eles used one? do they work well? any risks involved? and will it work ok with my exhaust system and dump valve. please let me know if its a good idea or not..
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I've got a Scott Taylor chip, which is one of the original ScoobyEcu chips, fitted to a MY94 WRX ra.
I've got a full Hayward & Scott decat exhaust, STi 4 intercooler, induction kit.
It runs at 17psi, up from 11.5 and the difference is huge.
It is quite peaky because of the TD05 turbo, not much below 4000 rpm, but as I only use it for track days, that's perfect.
My mate is an instrument tech, so he soldered the chip in, he also fitted a switch so I can swap between maps - but I never do. The soldering is best left to someone who knows what there doing as it is fiddly.
Not had it on a RRoad yet, but 300bhp won't be far away.
Go for it.
I've got a full Hayward & Scott decat exhaust, STi 4 intercooler, induction kit.
It runs at 17psi, up from 11.5 and the difference is huge.
It is quite peaky because of the TD05 turbo, not much below 4000 rpm, but as I only use it for track days, that's perfect.
My mate is an instrument tech, so he soldered the chip in, he also fitted a switch so I can swap between maps - but I never do. The soldering is best left to someone who knows what there doing as it is fiddly.
Not had it on a RRoad yet, but 300bhp won't be far away.
Go for it.
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