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nickdabs 19 January 2010 10:22 PM

Is this mod package a good deal?
 
Hi,

Power Engineering in Uxbridge, near where I live, have quoted the following mods package to me for £1,600 inc VAT for my 02 standard WRX bug eye:

Full Japspeed sports CAT exhaust system
K&N panel filter
EcuTek licence
Remap using rolling road
All labour

Is this a good deal?

Does anyone know of any other modders in the North West London / Middlesex area or thereabouts that I could get a competitive quote from?

Cheers,
Nick.

360ste 19 January 2010 10:28 PM

Looks a good deal, the only thing(s) I would want to add are a upratedfuel pump a must, and maybe a adjustable fuel pressre regulator such as Aerospace or similar. Not a FSE item!!!

gus sti8 19 January 2010 10:29 PM

jap speed system is 320 tops deliverd panel filter std is good enough do a search on filters on here and id get jgm or someone to map it and youd prob save your self 600 quid exhaust is easy to fit i did mine on my own on my drive

nickdabs 19 January 2010 10:32 PM

Thanks gus sti8 and 360ste,

360ste is £320 tops the price for a system with a sports CAT?

Cheers,
Nick.

scoobymad555 19 January 2010 10:33 PM

They're a good crew that know what they're doing with tuning cars mate - been in the game a long time now and turned out some serious motors over the years :)

If I remember rightly their early years were heavily involved with fords / cossies but that was some time ago now.

gus sti8 19 January 2010 10:35 PM

no sports cat straight through
see here mate
https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...group-buy.html

scoobiewrx555 19 January 2010 10:37 PM

That sounds like a very Prodrive PPP price :lol1: And did they mention what the expected power output is likely to be? I'm surprised they didn't mention an uprated fuel pump?

You should be able to pick up a very decent uppipe and single sports cat full exhaust system + Panel filter and Walbro fuel pump for c. £500-£600. If you have an EcuTek remap from a dealer that's anything from £550-£650+VAT. If you go for an Open Source remap it's about £350+VAT.

Dubzy 19 January 2010 10:44 PM


Originally Posted by scoobymad555 (Post 9168342)
They're a good crew that know what they're doing with tuning cars mate - been in the game a long time now and turned out some serious motors over the years :)

If I remember rightly their early years were heavily involved with fords / cossies but that was some time ago now.


I used to use this gargae and travel from birmingham with my old cossie, good reuputation but not the cheapest. As already mentioned fit the exhaust and bits yourself or find a sn member close by and then arrange a remap will save you a fair whack.

nickdabs 19 January 2010 10:46 PM

Yes it did seem a bit step to me and link to the group buy makes it seem worse. They mentioned that it would get the car up to around 285 BHP.

Can anyone recommend any other modders to approach in my area, I do not have the time or confidence to do the exhaust change myself.

Cheers,
Nick.

Jolly Green Monster 19 January 2010 11:23 PM

Nick,

There are two traders not that far from you whom can offer packages like that, I do their mapping.. drop me a PM if you want a competitive quote.

Simon

rookymatt 19 January 2010 11:41 PM

uppipes are an absolute bum hole to change but so im told, offer quicker turbo spool up, due to the original units having a small cat inside them. Get simon to map your car nick, he knows these little beauties like the back of his hand!! and he can carry out the engine light check delete that replacing the uppipe will bring on. plus he will map the car to how you want it to perform, not just for max power. JGM all the way.

Jolly Green Monster 20 January 2010 12:31 AM


Originally Posted by rookymatt (Post 9168478)
uppipes are an absolute bum hole to change but so im told, offer quicker turbo spool up, due to the original units having a small cat inside them. Get simon to map your car nick, he knows these little beauties like the back of his hand!! and he can carry out the engine light check delete that replacing the uppipe will bring on. plus he will map the car to how you want it to perform, not just for max power. JGM all the way.

The gain v expense on changing the uppipe doesnt really make it a sensible move.
A must when a larger turbo.
Fuel pump def worth changing.
Simon


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