changing slanty V2 intercooler
hi i have searched on here for ages for a guide on how to change my slanty TMI for a intercooler from a newer Impreza but cannot find anything, could anyone point me in the right direction please,
thanks Warren |
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thats for newage, what about v 4,5,6 what one you wanting to change to?
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Originally Posted by wrx fifer
(Post 9996932)
thats for newage, what about v 4,5,6 what one you wanting to change to?
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Use the guide above.
Its quite a lengthy job though and youll need to do some work to the bulkhead. |
Originally Posted by musso2010
(Post 9997195)
Use the guide above.
Its quite a lengthy job though and youll need to do some work to the bulkhead. |
It's almost as easy to go for a front mount!
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Originally Posted by g7prs
(Post 9997362)
It's almost as easy to go for a front mount!
bit of a catch 22 really |
at your mods if you are really that concerned try and get the v1-2 sti top mount which is what i did and was fine on cool days or when on the move but the heat soak was horrendous after being standing in traffic or a breif stop at the services, when i wanted more power i had no choice but to go front mount as fitting a later model top mount wasn't a option.
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Yep. Fmic on mine aswell. The slanty 'warmer' is a joke. Sti cooler is your best bet.
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but with changing the intercooler, surely there will have to be map tweak, if not possible on ecu then would the op not require an esl board or aftermarket ecu like apexi etc to make sure engine is as it should be with the change anyway!!
agreed about fmic though if your going down that road there not hard to fit, takes as long trimming the bumper as it does to fit and better results surely with future scope |
On the V1-V2 a fmic is probably the best way forward unless you want to take a grinder to the bulkhead and throttle body to fit a V3 onwards intercooler.
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Do it properly and fit a proven, efficient FMIC.
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