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markb5888 14 December 2013 08:33 PM

Fitted ppp package to 2001 wrx
 
Just fitted all prodrive parts to my 2001 wrx

Ppp ecu
Genuine prodrive y-pipe
3rd cat delete
0.8mm restrictor pill. (this size worked perfect for me. But some people say 1mm??)

For anyone wanting to do this i would say go for it cost me under £200 and its made a world of diffrence

it now boost to between 18-20psi and the performance is amazing now feels a lot quicker than standard wrx and sound fantastic

Performance bargain!!

ScoobyNoob79 14 December 2013 10:39 PM


Originally Posted by markb5888 (Post 11292692)
Just fitted all prodrive parts to my 2001 wrx

Ppp ecu
Genuine prodrive y-pipe
3rd cat delete
0.8mm restrictor pill. (this size worked perfect for me. But some people say 1mm??)

For anyone wanting to do this i would say go for it cost me under £200 and its made a world of diffrence

it now boost to between 18-20psi and the performance is amazing now feels a lot quicker than standard wrx and sound fantastic

Performance bargain!!


Boost sounds wrong. Standard newage WRX see MAX boost of 13.6psi, WRX PPP MAX is 14.7psi.

53 14 December 2013 10:47 PM

Oh dear, you need to get to a set of det cans before your pistons escape ;)

Donnie Brasco 46 14 December 2013 11:22 PM


Originally Posted by ScoobyNoob79 (Post 11292809)
Boost sounds wrong. Standard newage WRX see MAX boost of 13.6psi, WRX PPP MAX is 14.7psi.

Where did you find those figures - do you have a link? I have a blobeye WRX PPP (unmodified other than PPP) and it's boosts to 18-19psi....

ScoobyNoob79 14 December 2013 11:31 PM


Originally Posted by Donnie Brasco 46 (Post 11292842)
Where did you find those figures - do you have a link? I have a blobeye WRX PPP (unmodified other than PPP) and it's boosts to 18-19psi....

I actually think I found them on here when I first researched buying my blob wrx PPP.

And after logging with romraider they're pretty close.

Donnie Brasco 46 14 December 2013 11:37 PM

I've been searching around and 18-19 psi or 1.2-1.3 bar seems to be about standard for a PPP upgrade..

53 14 December 2013 11:38 PM

1.4 bar is high for PPP, I don't remember mine seeing more than 1.1 on a good day tbh ? :)

markb5888 14 December 2013 11:46 PM

I have been reading that. 1.3 bar 18- 19psi is correct for a newage wrx ppp.

Can any body with wrx ppp post up what boost they run... Or someone know for sure what it should be. To clear this up..

ScoobyNoob79 14 December 2013 11:52 PM

This is from a romraider logging session a while back on my 2004 WRX PPP, max on that session was 16.4.

http://d.pr/i/L1GZ+

markb5888 15 December 2013 12:09 AM

Confussed??

Lots of newage wrx ppp owners saying the get about 18-19psi..

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 12:17 AM


Originally Posted by markb5888 (Post 11292877)
Confussed??

Lots of newage wrx ppp owners saying the get about 18-19psi..

Get on a RR and see whats what.

PhilWrx100 15 December 2013 05:45 AM


Originally Posted by ScoobyNoob79 (Post 11292809)
Boost sounds wrong. Standard newage WRX see MAX boost of 13.6psi, WRX PPP MAX is 14.7psi.

+1on this. I have a custom map on my 05 blob by racedynamix and max boost is set a 1.3 bar or 18psi. Being a custom map it can be safely turned up a bit unlike a production map.

markb5888 15 December 2013 08:23 AM

So why are so many newage wrx ppp drivers claiming 18-19psi boost. Surely all these can not be wrong??

Prodrive claim 35-40bhp increase in power. Surely This could not be made by an increase of just 1psi?? Could it??

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 01:05 PM


Originally Posted by markb5888 (Post 11292926)
So why are so many newage wrx ppp drivers claiming 18-19psi boost. Surely all these can not be wrong??

Prodrive claim 35-40bhp increase in power. Surely This could not be made by an increase of just 1psi?? Could it??

Prodrive where very optimistic with their claims, see if you can find a PPP actually running 261bhp, I think you'll find most around 250bhp.

BHP isn't all about boost.

PhilWrx100 15 December 2013 02:31 PM

I was a lucky one. My std Wrx without ppp was checked on a dyno at 260bhp running at 0.9 bar before mapping. Not bad for an untouched blob :thumb:

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by PhilWrx100 (Post 11293133)
I was a lucky one. My std Wrx without ppp was checked on a dyno at 260bhp running at 0.9 bar before mapping. Not bad for an untouched blob :thumb:

Yep there are the rare exceptions. You're also running 0.9 bar which is about 13psi, so as we've mentioned that is about right boost, 18-20psi is way off.

PhilWrx100 15 December 2013 03:23 PM


Originally Posted by ScoobyNoob79 (Post 11293154)
Yep there are the rare exceptions. You're also running 0.9 bar which is about 13psi, so as we've mentioned that is about right boost, 18-20psi is way off.

:thumb:

maci 15 December 2013 03:41 PM

My old wrx bug was also boosting to max 1.3 bar after PPP. I don't think it is anything wrong with yours. Enjoy it!

And since you used romraider, you can always check for detaonation, if there are no or few and small corrections - I'd think all is good :)

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by maci (Post 11293195)
My old wrx bug was also boosting to max 1.3 bar after PPP. I don't think it is anything wrong with yours. Enjoy it!

And since you used romraider, you can always check for detaonation, if there are no or few and small corrections - I'd think all is good :)

If you read the post you'd find he hasn't used romraider.

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by PhilWrx100 (Post 11293133)
I was a lucky one. My std Wrx without ppp was checked on a dyno at 260bhp running at 0.9 bar before mapping. Not bad for an untouched blob :thumb:

Wait, I just noticed you said standard non PPP blob at 260bhp!

Really? That sounds like a very optimistic dyno, 40bhp up on standard with no mods.

53 15 December 2013 04:05 PM

Super dyno lol :lol1:

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 04:49 PM


Originally Posted by 53 (Post 11293220)
Super dyno lol :lol1:

:thumb:

markb5888 15 December 2013 04:49 PM

Cheers "maci" i have been researching this for 2 days now..lol And it seems 90% of newage wrx owners with ppp are boosting around 1.2-1.3 bar...

So i am happy and gonna just do as you say and enjoy her now :-)

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 04:53 PM


Originally Posted by markb5888 (Post 11293254)
Cheers "maci" i have been researching this for 2 days now..lol And it seems 90% of newage wrx owners with ppp are boosting around 1.2-1.3 bar...

So i am happy and gonna just do as you say and enjoy her now :-)

Did you read the post above, his boost level? 0.9 bar, which is 13psi!

markb5888 15 December 2013 05:20 PM

[QUOTE=maci;11293195]My old wrx bug was also boosting to max 1.3 bar after PPP. I don't think it is anything wrong with yours. Enjoy it!

Maci post above say his wrx with ppp was running 1.3bar as do many other owners of wrx ppp. So im happy with this...

Makes sense to me. why would you need an uprated prodrive y-pipe to handle more boost if they only added 1psi over standard?

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 05:47 PM

[QUOTE=markb5888;11293288]

Originally Posted by maci (Post 11293195)
My old wrx bug was also boosting to max 1.3 bar after PPP. I don't think it is anything wrong with yours. Enjoy it!

Maci post above say his wrx with ppp was running 1.3bar as do many other owners of wrx ppp. So im happy with this...

Makes sense to me. why would you need an uprated prodrive y-pipe to handle more boost if they only added 1psi over standard?

The PPP pack was more free flowing with a very safe moderate map.

They didn't just updated the y-pipe to because of more boost, it's more free flowing.

Anything over 16psi on the stock td04 will not be efficient, the turbo will just be heating up, so you're just blowing hot air in and risking turbo/engine damage.

markb5888 15 December 2013 06:08 PM

So scoobynoob79 can you explain why nearly all newage wrx ppp owners are boosting 18-19psi?? How do you know yours was not underboosting. As more thread saying 18-19 is correct.

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 06:26 PM

When I first researched buying my blob I did so for about 2 months, on here, wrxtuners and nasioc, there are more than enough posts stating those values are correct.

There are 3 people in this thread alone stating those values, are we all under boosting?

Or more importantly, are you over boosting?

ScoobyNoob79 15 December 2013 06:28 PM

At the end of the day mate, it's your car and will be your money if it goes pop.

Like I said, I'd be getting in a RR to make sure.

markb5888 15 December 2013 06:37 PM

I have also searched and i have found just as many threads of newage owners boosting 18-19 psi..

There is also 3 people in this thread stating there boosting these value(18-19psi) myself included

Im happy with reasearch i have done that many are running this way with no reported problems, so we will see how she goes

Thanks for everbodys input


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