just got my second scobby but need some good advice
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just got my second scobby but need some good advice
2 weeks ago i got my second scobby after having to wait a year since my last (poxy 9 month ban)
my old car was a 555 wrx ra jap import was really nice car!
anyway i found a n reg 95 sti for sale and bought it it white with gold wheels,
after a week of driving it round with a big grin on my face i started to notice a few things when i put my foot down the boost had a stutter not like the turbo was going more like it was not getting enough air, i can hear the car suck air in some times then it stops and bang the boost goes mad, my wrx ra didn't do this but it did have a induction kit on it, my sti is totally standard apart from dump valve and exhaust (cat back) i decided to get the spanners out and have a look at things i noticed a small pipe underneath the air intake (behind the mass meter part) was not connected so i reconnected it and now its boost really well in fact it seems like a completely diffrent car when i floor it now! but when i change gear the dump valve goes woshh then i hear a weird rattling sound near the cat ? doesn't seem to affect the car at the moment but sounds bad so i need some advice.
i have about £1000 in the coffers to spend i am going to get a de cat pipe and a induction kit it already has a new exhaust system thats less than 2 months old, if i get these parts and get a rolling road done i should one get more power and 2 eliminate this noise,
i live in oxfordshire where is best place for me to get the rolling road set up done? also if you guys had a budget of 1000 what mods would you add?
any advice is very welcome!
thanks in advance
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my old car was a 555 wrx ra jap import was really nice car!
anyway i found a n reg 95 sti for sale and bought it it white with gold wheels,
after a week of driving it round with a big grin on my face i started to notice a few things when i put my foot down the boost had a stutter not like the turbo was going more like it was not getting enough air, i can hear the car suck air in some times then it stops and bang the boost goes mad, my wrx ra didn't do this but it did have a induction kit on it, my sti is totally standard apart from dump valve and exhaust (cat back) i decided to get the spanners out and have a look at things i noticed a small pipe underneath the air intake (behind the mass meter part) was not connected so i reconnected it and now its boost really well in fact it seems like a completely diffrent car when i floor it now! but when i change gear the dump valve goes woshh then i hear a weird rattling sound near the cat ? doesn't seem to affect the car at the moment but sounds bad so i need some advice.
i have about £1000 in the coffers to spend i am going to get a de cat pipe and a induction kit it already has a new exhaust system thats less than 2 months old, if i get these parts and get a rolling road done i should one get more power and 2 eliminate this noise,
i live in oxfordshire where is best place for me to get the rolling road set up done? also if you guys had a budget of 1000 what mods would you add?
any advice is very welcome!
thanks in advance
Addzz
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Its not the heat sheald its sounds like a scratching sound in the cat i know for sure its not heat sheld , is it somthing to do with a sensor in the cat ? or to do with waste gate maybe?
i am looking at a front mount intercooler and de cat, that would leave me plenty for brakes and re map
i am looking at a front mount intercooler and de cat, that would leave me plenty for brakes and re map
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Id go for a Hybrid front mount from Harvey, £260 delivered and decats can be bought for just over £100. Brakes wise a set of Subaru 4 pots, godspeed discs and DS2500 pads is a good cheap setup and are not far off the performance of my Ksport 8pot setup.
For a remap your need an aftermarket ECU.
For a remap your need an aftermarket ECU.
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the guy is looking for advice not sarky comments from a noob. 43 posts and an attitude like that would suggest you are still at school. grow up. better keeping your mouth shut and reading instead, you might learn something.
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See here OP Enduring Solutions Limited
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Yeah your right i did not finish school or do college!!!!!
i am a recruitment consultant and earn 40k plus a year i am 26 with 3 kids and a mortgage!
and a nice SCOOBY to boot!
every one else thank you for your comments and help!
would love some more clarity on weather or not i need a new ecu or my one could be mapped!?
i don't want my car to be a racing machine its often used to take kids to school in i just want a few light mods brakes are a defo so will be new wheels!
i am getting a front mount and induction kit! and now maybe a ECU (if i have to),
this car is a stop gap next year around June July i will be selling this on and buying either a decent type-r or a new shape sti, would like to get to some meets and have a closer look at both and maybe a spin in one,
if any one is oxfordshire based and has a type-r or bug/blob eye i would love to meet and maybe have a look over your cars and get some more info!
Again thank you every one for your help and comments
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Your standard ECU cannot be mapped. But you you get a mappable chip or board to slot into your OE ECU. If you click the link above and flick through the website you'll understand what we mean.
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Ok I have sourced a DE cat and front mount for 400 am looking at a set of
Brembo brakes of a wr1 will they fit? Or will I need a fitting kit? I am going to buy a complete ecu with controller am now thinking of new headers to I now have 2k to spend the dam mod bugg has bit me !
Brembo brakes of a wr1 will they fit? Or will I need a fitting kit? I am going to buy a complete ecu with controller am now thinking of new headers to I now have 2k to spend the dam mod bugg has bit me !
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Gold brembo's bolts straight on, the rotors do also as long as they are from a pre 05 sti (I'm sure this is when they changed the wheel PCD to 114) otherwise the will need re-drilling to suit your 100 PCD.
Wheels will no doubt be you only issue as clearance is tight using this caliper.
I use a Speedline Corse Tarmac wheel or a std STI wheel for trackdays.
Wheels will no doubt be you only issue as clearance is tight using this caliper.
I use a Speedline Corse Tarmac wheel or a std STI wheel for trackdays.
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