ECU TEK 3 remap in w.mids/worcs
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ECU TEK 3 remap in w.mids/worcs
Hello to all Droitwich/Worcs lot who may well remember me from over a year ago, back with broadband now, how addictive is this? Still got my Black MY01 wagon with morettes that I was so reluctant to modify, saw Squizz in worcester recently, still live in Droitwich. Well now things are different and I want the advice of you guys on a few choice mods.
My WRX is standard and now out of warranty and all mine, crap trade in and not so keen on new model prevented a trade up so time to pep things up a little, posted in general forum about options of a ECU TEK 3 re-map, exhaust and air filter etc versus PPP, I can get a used PPP for a grand (fitted) but one guy advised a re-map and exhaust which will get better results on my 1500 quid budget.
Tony and Squizz lost me on tuning mods when I went to meets but now wanna go for it, in my place what would you do, budget as above, looking for moderate not excessive improvements and nothing better that recommendations from your expert minds, one thing though dont want to do a de-cat option as would that mean i have to have the thing re-fitted every Mot time? Also I did once have a modded courtesy car with some exhaust mod that meant engine light stayed on and it had to have some trick box to tell the car it was all ok, anyone know owt about that? released a lot of power by all accounts.
Dont recommend Listers to me they have well lost my good will now. Advice on components and fitting please, distance not a huge problem for right deal.
I would love to join you all in Droitwich on Wed 29th Dec but off to Edinburgh for Hogmanay that day.
Hope you can help me out.
Ian
My WRX is standard and now out of warranty and all mine, crap trade in and not so keen on new model prevented a trade up so time to pep things up a little, posted in general forum about options of a ECU TEK 3 re-map, exhaust and air filter etc versus PPP, I can get a used PPP for a grand (fitted) but one guy advised a re-map and exhaust which will get better results on my 1500 quid budget.
Tony and Squizz lost me on tuning mods when I went to meets but now wanna go for it, in my place what would you do, budget as above, looking for moderate not excessive improvements and nothing better that recommendations from your expert minds, one thing though dont want to do a de-cat option as would that mean i have to have the thing re-fitted every Mot time? Also I did once have a modded courtesy car with some exhaust mod that meant engine light stayed on and it had to have some trick box to tell the car it was all ok, anyone know owt about that? released a lot of power by all accounts.
Dont recommend Listers to me they have well lost my good will now. Advice on components and fitting please, distance not a huge problem for right deal.
I would love to join you all in Droitwich on Wed 29th Dec but off to Edinburgh for Hogmanay that day.
Hope you can help me out.
Ian
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I would recommend you talk to Bob Rawle at BR Developments
but basically you should consider losing some of the cats, keeping the one in down pipe would give you an MOT pass. decent panel filter such as the Green Filter (JW Racing or TSL) and then getting Bob to remap it.
ken
but basically you should consider losing some of the cats, keeping the one in down pipe would give you an MOT pass. decent panel filter such as the Green Filter (JW Racing or TSL) and then getting Bob to remap it.
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i say the same speak to Bob he will give u all the advice u need also Olley Clarke at roger clarke motor sport knows a thing or to about parts
hope this helps paul
hope this helps paul
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You could try Powerstations in Cheltenham. They do nothing but Subarus now. £1500 could go a long way and they have the dyno.
It all depends on what you want to achieve with the wagon. The mod list is endless, addictive and will escalate in cost. However, be warned that with modifications you will gain power but will sacrifice reliability. For my part a few choice mods to keep it on the sweet side of 300 bhp marker would suffice. Anything above that would make the car's driving charateristics unpredictable (unless your name is vin diesel ).
There's my 2 pence worth. Now where did I put that front mounted intercooler and NOS kit with 500CC injectors?
It all depends on what you want to achieve with the wagon. The mod list is endless, addictive and will escalate in cost. However, be warned that with modifications you will gain power but will sacrifice reliability. For my part a few choice mods to keep it on the sweet side of 300 bhp marker would suffice. Anything above that would make the car's driving charateristics unpredictable (unless your name is vin diesel ).
There's my 2 pence worth. Now where did I put that front mounted intercooler and NOS kit with 500CC injectors?
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BR Developments are one of the authorised advertisers their banner appears quite often. Bob is based in Swindon and does the re map with you driving the car. an experience in its self .
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Ian,
An ECUTEK remap by Bob and some induction/exhaust mods should eat up that budget nicely, but give tremendous improvements and be totally reliable.
An ECUTEK remap by Bob and some induction/exhaust mods should eat up that budget nicely, but give tremendous improvements and be totally reliable.
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Im running over 300+bhp on a Uk spec impreza, no problems yet, as long as you dont drive round like a loon all the time, and look after it, and change the oil regular, then you shouldnt have many problems, i think around the 300bhp mark is a nice safe output, and im happy with that sort of power with torque to match, and i can concentrate on other things on the car like suspension and brakes.
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