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2005 sti-ppp confusion
Guys,
Recently came back to subaru ownership with a well looked after and completely standard 2005 widetrack UK sti. The question I have is: -car had the Prodrive Performance Pack fitted from new, there is a certificate and I have additionally confirmed with Subaru UK and they confirmed PPP was definetely fitted -strange thing is, however, that as far as I can tell the usual PPP parts are not there: the car has standard sti back box and standard red intercooler y pipe, ECU also seems standard with no Prodrive sticker etc Really strange, car seems absolutely fine but without putting it on the dyno it's hard to tell what happened here? I know that PPP parts varied from model to model but I'm a bit worried that the car has the Prodrive map on it but not supporting mods, therefore doesn't breathe properly? Any idea? The car was owned by 2 mature owners before me and I don't think they would have had a reason to remove the PPP parts. Thanks, Simon |
Originally Posted by SimonCZ
(Post 12043766)
Guys,
Recently came back to subaru ownership with a well looked after and completely standard 2005 widetrack UK sti. The question I have is: -car had the Prodrive Performance Pack fitted from new, there is a certificate and I have additionally confirmed with Subaru UK and they confirmed PPP was definetely fitted -strange thing is, however, that as far as I can tell the usual PPP parts are not there: the car has standard sti back box and standard red intercooler y pipe, ECU also seems standard with no Prodrive sticker etc Really strange, car seems absolutely fine but without putting it on the dyno it's hard to tell what happened here? I know that PPP parts varied from model to model but I'm a bit worried that the car has the Prodrive map on it but not supporting mods, therefore doesn't breathe properly? Any idea? The car was owned by 2 mature owners before me and I don't think they would have had a reason to remove the PPP parts. Thanks, Simon Welcome back! The Y pipe on 2004 / 2005 STI's was never done on PPP as the red Y pipe is strong enough already, they only did that on the WRX's (used a blue Prodrive one I believe) The ECU is only a map flash, so as far as I'm aware there is no physical ECU change, just a dealer flash. The rear box however should be a Prodrive one. It's not easy to get a pic from Google of a clear pic of what you need to be looking for. YouTube vid: There is also a possibility of PPP coming with a downpipe with a sports cat (slightly smaller cat) Someone here will know more exhaust wise, but no need to worry about Y pipe or ECU. If unsure, any helpful dealer will be able to tell you in minutes if the PPP flash is on the ECU....never know...they may not even charge for that. Only need to plug it in quickly I suspect. |
Originally Posted by Hawkeye D
(Post 12043788)
Hi Simon,
Welcome back! The Y pipe on STI's was never done on PPP as the red Y pipe is strong enough already, they only did that on the WRX's (used a blue Prodrive one I believe) The ECU is only a map flash, so as far as I'm aware there is no physical ECU change, just a dealer flash. The rear box however should be a Prodrive one. It's not easy to get a pic from Google of a clear pic of what you need to be looking for. |
This is the pamphlet for the MY03/04 WRX STI PPP (part number SAC2564)
Subaru MY03/04 PPP Info for the MY05 will be similar (apart from the actual map) but part number SAC2586 http://imdomino.imgroup.co.uk/IMGGB/...2?Opendocument |
Great stuff, thank you :thumb:
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