Tom 1's new hawkeye STI
29 March 2010, 08:00 PM
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Tom 1's new hawkeye STI
Bought my hawkeye sti a couple of weeks ago 57 plate 9k miles good condition really happy with it.
Mods so far
Miltek cat back exhaust
Miltek Decat
K&N typhoon
ecutek ecu
Defi guages
Front mesh grilles
Front lip spoiler
Mods to come
Prodrive sport cat to get me through mot easier (possibly)
Peformance friction front discs and pads all round
Hel brake lines / uprated fluid
Whiteline rear anti roll bar & anti lift kit
Alpine double din headunit with satnav / phone / ipod etc.. & Speakers
Tinted rear glass
18'' Revolution Millenium wheels in dark grey
Before map
After map
Mods so far
Miltek cat back exhaust
Miltek Decat
K&N typhoon
ecutek ecu
Defi guages
Front mesh grilles
Front lip spoiler
Mods to come
Prodrive sport cat to get me through mot easier (possibly)
Peformance friction front discs and pads all round
Hel brake lines / uprated fluid
Whiteline rear anti roll bar & anti lift kit
Alpine double din headunit with satnav / phone / ipod etc.. & Speakers
Tinted rear glass
18'' Revolution Millenium wheels in dark grey
Before map
After map
Spec D with H&S decat
29 March 2010, 09:22 PM
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30 March 2010, 08:18 PM
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The defis were in the car when i bought it, they were done by scoobyclinic the guage pod is nice because it still has the clock.
30 March 2010, 09:05 PM
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30 March 2010, 10:32 PM
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No de-cat or fuel pump. Apparently the fuel pump is a not needed on a Hawkeye STi. Yes the centre just gives out more burble but being straight through I'm sure it must help. The Vortex is meant to give you 10bhp. JGM said each car is so different. He did a remap on a car the same as mine the week before who had a de cat and only gained 5bhp more than mine.
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No de-cat or fuel pump. Apparently the fuel pump is a not needed on a Hawkeye STi. Yes the centre just gives out more burble but being straight through I'm sure it must help. The Vortex is meant to give you 10bhp. JGM said each car is so different. He did a remap on a car the same as mine the week before who had a de cat and only gained 5bhp more than mine.
, down side though i use about 0.5 litres oil every 700 miles, whereas others use hardly any, luck of the draw
31 March 2010, 07:12 PM
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No de-cat or fuel pump. Apparently the fuel pump is a not needed on a Hawkeye STi. Yes the centre just gives out more burble but being straight through I'm sure it must help. The Vortex is meant to give you 10bhp. JGM said each car is so different. He did a remap on a car the same as mine the week before who had a de cat and only gained 5bhp more than mine.
To be honest im not sure if i do have a fuel pump i was just told it was scoobyclinic stage 1 when i looked into it they say fuel pump. maybe they didnt bother on the 2.5s i dont know
31 March 2010, 11:00 PM
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interesting, considered a centre section to go with my prodrive exhaust but was unsure whether it was worthwhile as i don't fancy the shelling out for a remap with a decat pipe. not sure about the fuel pump however as it is put on with the ppp. as for each car being different well that is also correct imo as i (along with others) was astounded at my RR figures 329/375 with standard ppp fitted! as far as i know one of the more fortunate people with a car more suited to the generic tune, down side though i use about 0.5 litres oil every 700 miles, whereas others use hardly any, luck of the draw
, down side though i use about 0.5 litres oil every 700 miles, whereas others use hardly any, luck of the drawNo fuel pump with the Hawkeye PPP, They only replace the second cat.
Bloody hell Lee that's about 7 liters of oil between services, Do Subaru say that's normal ?
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01 April 2010, 10:00 AM
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Suabru manual states 1ltr of oil per 1000 miles.
Fuel pump is included with Hawkeye PPP kit, but they don't replace any of the cats.
See here from Prodrive website -> http://www.prodrive.com/up/06MY%20STi%20PPP.pdf
Fuel pump is included with Hawkeye PPP kit, but they don't replace any of the cats.
See here from Prodrive website -> http://www.prodrive.com/up/06MY%20STi%20PPP.pdf
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Suabru manual states 1ltr of oil per 1000 miles.
Fuel pump is included with Hawkeye PPP kit, but they don't replace any of the cats.
See here from Prodrive website -> http://www.prodrive.com/up/06MY%20STi%20PPP.pdf
Fuel pump is included with Hawkeye PPP kit, but they don't replace any of the cats.
See here from Prodrive website -> http://www.prodrive.com/up/06MY%20STi%20PPP.pdf
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