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j3rvx 10 November 2018 10:26 PM

Hatch STI Mishimoto race intake & remap
 
Just wondering if the intake mentioned and in the link below. Needs a remap tweek if fitted? I have an ECUTEK remap which as you may know has a license that only the orginal mapper (Duncan) can access and change. I recently had a decat fitted and my remap changed accordingly by Duncan. The smart thing to have done wouldve been to fit one of these at the same time but that wasnt possible at the time.

So basically can i run this safely without getting the map changed again and forking out for the privilege?

https://www.mishimoto.co.uk/subaru-w...ake-08-14.html

thanks.

Vxr2010 10 November 2018 11:13 PM

Hi , i can’t open the link , if it’s any more than a panel filter then worth getting the map checked it maybe fine , when it’s fitted do an ecu reset then drive it sensibly till map has been checked , would a decent panel filter not be enough ?

j3rvx 10 November 2018 11:58 PM


Originally Posted by Vxr2010 (Post 12034095)
Hi , i can’t open the link , if it’s any more than a panel filter then worth getting the map checked it maybe fine , when it’s fitted do an ecu reset then drive it sensibly till map has been checked , would a decent panel filter not be enough ?

Sorry link edited. I have a K&N panel fitted at the moment, was looking for a bit more sound.

Hatch08 11 November 2018 06:32 AM

The MAF readings will be quite out, so you’ll definitely need a remap; I did
You’ll be fine driving it off boost or light boost only until remapping it

the shreksta 11 November 2018 06:45 AM

Your brain needs a re-map if you buy mishimoto products...........cheap ****e that will fall to bits. Customer service is ****e aswell.

Stick with decent brands like perrin/rcm/cosworth etc

Hatch08 11 November 2018 12:17 PM

Dude, have you actually tried the race intake the OP is talking about?
Coming out and saying all X products are rubbish, because presumably you tried one of them (which one did you try actually?) is like saying all Subaru’s are crap because of the 2.5 engine failures, or all Porsches are ****e cause of the GT3 engines blowing up

Sarg400 11 November 2018 04:34 PM

If the EcuTek license has been paid any mapper should be able to tweak it, why has duncan locked it?

Gambit 11 November 2018 10:50 PM

It will need map tweak as it'll flow a lot more than std airbox and will need maf rescaled


Originally Posted by Sarg400 (Post 12034154)
If the EcuTek license has been paid any mapper should be able to tweak it, why has duncan locked it?

As the license is on the ecu it means they can map it yes but they can't tweak another mappers map

j3rvx 12 November 2018 11:32 AM


Originally Posted by Gambit (Post 12034195)
It will need map tweak as it'll flow a lot more than std airbox and will need maf rescaled



As the license is on the ecu it means they can map it yes but they can't tweak another mappers map

Yes, unfortunately this is correct. £200 for a tweak too :freak3:

ScoobyDoo69 12 November 2018 02:57 PM

I wouldn't modify the car further until you have a few more bits to warrant the map tweak, an intake can change how the car sees the airflow quite substantially.

So leave as is for now, get more mods and a map tweak, or just pay the £200 on top of the intake - but you won't really see much in way of gains.

j3rvx 17 November 2018 02:02 PM

Ok thanks for the advice. I'll wait i think.


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