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Old 16 January 2008, 08:22 AM
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Hi guys

I have a wrx 01 bug eye model.I want to fit a induction kit on it will i have to take it for a ecu remap after fitment.I heard the earflow censor is very sensative on the new age models?The car is still stock standard.

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Old 16 January 2008, 08:27 AM
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nah u wont need a remap mate.
Old 16 January 2008, 08:31 AM
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Don't bother with an induction kit, unless you need one because of a FMIC for example.

Waste of money and the standard airbox is good enough for over 420bhp.... just get an uprated panel filter.

All in my honest opinion of course.
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Hi, I also have a WRX 01 Bug Eye and was also looking at induction kts and panel filters. I think I'm just going to go for a new filter to start with. I've been looking at the K&N filters, are these the best to go for or are there others out there that people would recommend? I noticed someone else on here had the sane car and a "Green panal filter" is this a brand name and are they any good?

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Old 17 January 2008, 03:55 PM
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Green and K&N are both good, but musn't be over oiled if you don't want to replace the MAF, alternatively Subaru's own STi (disposeable filter) gets good reviews!

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rcm ment to be good, iv one but its not on yet.
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I have had a KN panel filter on mine for 7 months now, no problems at all. As I have a MY99 the MAF is notoriously weak and its been fine. As previously said just don't over oil it and it will be good for 350bhp.
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So does this mean I have to oil it before fitting it? I presumed it would just be a straight swap? Is it a special type of oil and does this have to be done on a regular basis?
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NO! do not oil it, it comes pre-oiled. Just give it a light oil at service intervals. You can buy a 're-charge' kit from KN, basically a light oil in a tin, just use it sparingly along the grooves on the element.
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