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Nick200 07 March 2004 12:13 PM

Bigger i/c now with fuel cut??
 
I have an my92wrx so I changed the slanty i/c to an my99 one and it worked a treat in terms of extra pull, but now when at high speed if I floor her she hits fuel cut!!!

What psi is fuel cut set at on this car?

Should I be any where near it?

Greeno 07 March 2004 12:22 PM

I think fuel cut is 14.7...

I done the sti 5/6 IC mod too and it made a 2psi diffrence in boost, luckily i had a MBC so i just turned the boost down a little...

HTH,

John.

BanzaiBob 07 March 2004 12:58 PM

Hi guys, sorry to butt in.

I was in the process of doing the tmic upgrade when the board changed, now I can't get the old threads that told you how to modify the newer intercooler. Any advice, links or pictures would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :D

Delboy2 07 March 2004 02:12 PM

Fit a scoobyecu M8 - This has a raised fuel cut plus will make the most of your new TMIC as the boost target is higher too :D Also you would be able to run safer on 98Ron with less risk of DET :D

Cheers

martin850 07 March 2004 04:55 PM

I have done the same conversion but with an MY02 WRX intercooler and an having the same problem.I have been advised to get a knocklink and afr meter before I fit my dawes and HKS FCD so that my engine doesn't go bang.
I am also going to get a scoobyecu.

How much do these go for?

My car is an MY95 WRX import.

KLR16V 07 March 2004 05:06 PM

Scooby ecu around £100

Mark

Nick200 07 March 2004 06:38 PM

Scooby ecu !!!! When!!

The boys are too damn busy.

Cheers for the info I'm waiting for all my gauges to be fitted!

Also banzai one good piece of advise-------- make sure you fit a knocklink before you fit the larger i/c cos its a bitch when you realise that you have to refit it all again just to get the bleeding sensor in place!!!

And its a really really tight fit.

BanzaiBob 07 March 2004 08:16 PM

Thanks for that Nick, will make sure :D


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