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Old Jan 6, 2012 | 01:39 PM
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hi all after a few year break i have brought another scooby, my last scooby was an sti v-ltd, traded it in fort a skyline. bad mistake

oh well, i have just purchased a year2000 impreza awd 2000 turbo, 130k its a uk car and not had one before, had a wrx and an sti like i mentioned. are these any good? drives well enough.

anyway im looking at some mods, thinking maybe start with turbo, are there any upgrades out that that i can use with out having to make any other major mods? id like approx 300bhp its only running 208bhp standard at moment as its completly un-modded so far.

any ideas would help me out greatly, thanks all.
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Old Jan 6, 2012 | 01:48 PM
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Hi mate look at doing the following

staright through de cat exhaust
uprated panel filter/cold air induction
fuel pump upgrade
bigger injectors
remap

that should see you close to your target and with the bigger turbo you will probably go beyond that.
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Old Jan 6, 2012 | 02:29 PM
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thanks, is de cat mot friendly? never changed pump and injectors before. which type would be best?
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Loads of different options with the fuel pump etc. Depends if you want reliability. Most people say walbro but others have said mappers included that they aren't as good as some of the other makes like Bosch.

You will not pass the mot with that exhaust regardless of what people say. just put the cats back in or do what I do and find yourself a friendly garage in this case my Uncle's mate.

Its so easy to change the pump. Have a look at the breaking section there are loads of uprated injectors or ones that have been reflowed. Just check they are sutible for your car before you but then because the versions do differ.

And most importantly you will need a remap.

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and what injectors? 440?
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Old Jan 6, 2012 | 02:52 PM
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and what injectors? 440?
Thats where I get confused between the newage and the classic. I can't rember what they are.

I think 440 should be enough but even 550 is good. gives you just that much more extra.
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are they easy to change? inlet off job?
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There are quite a few tutorials. I think its easier on the later models of classic. I haven't done it myself so can't really say.
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how about fuel pump, its in the tank, have you done that. easy?
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Easy isn't the word mate lol. anyone can do it even if your not technical minded. I would try explaining step by step but its better with pictures.

http://www.subaru-impreza.org/forum/...el-filter.html

read through it and the comments there are some tips that could be usefull.

This might be of interest as well mate.

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...l#post10414838

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thanks but that was fuel filter change, lol
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Welcome back mate

440cc injectors will see you over 300bhp 550cc are newage injectors and they are topfeed, you need side feed injector, but you may want to consider the milage of you car mate before you have it at 300bhp.

VF23/24
Maybe STI intercooler
440cc injectors
Walbro 255
remap
Panel filter

im sure that can get you to your target but you need to know the history of you engine before spending money on your engine and end up with a poped engine.
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i think its been looked after, full history and 3 owners. with the fitting of the turbo, is this easy? are they like for like in regards to what fits where? or is it best for a garage to do it? was thinking tdo5h turbo to be honest, any good?
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Originally Posted by jap-sti-555
thanks but that was fuel filter change, lol
Sorry mate wrong link

http://www.iwsti.com/forums/how-inst...5lph-pump.html

That one should be it.
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thanks, helpfull but used a pre assembled pump to refit.
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but as he said in the turtorial its because its the hatch version. so installing it into a classic should be the same.
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i no, its how to get the pump out the casing that i think is the hard part to do. im greatful of your help. cant seem to fing how to get pump out of white case at moment tho.
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sorry where are we, 440s are yellow, 380s are grey.

doesnt the whole thing come out btw float and all
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Which white casing mate.
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the fuel pump is incased and it has to be removed from it to change the pump over. its in the link guide you gave me but it dosent show taking the pump out of the white thing.
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I'm not sure how it looks on the classic it might be some clips honling it on. Try it up to that point on yours and see where you are from there. I don't have a classic any more so can't do it.

If you get stuck post some pics up and we will try and help you. Where abouts are you based.
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Originally Posted by BLACKSTI97
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440cc injectors will see you over 300bhp 550cc are newage injectors and they are topfeed, you need side feed injector, but you may want to consider the milage of you car mate before you have it at 300bhp.


im sure that can get you to your target but you need to know the history of you engine before spending money on your engine and end up with a poped engine.
i think its been looked after, full history and 3 owners. with the fitting of the turbo, is this easy? are they like for like in regards to what fits where? or is it best for a garage to do it? was thinking tdo5h turbo to be honest, any good?
Not the point.
An engine that's done 130,000 miles is tired, oil pump, water pump, bearings, rad, etc. These engines don't like to be tuned unless it's done sympathetically. 300bhp will be a lot for the old girl to take.

Realistically, would you be better selling it on against an STi?
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tamworth mate
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If you really get stuck give me a shout as I live in Birmingham. but once you get started its fine.
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cheers bud
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