My97 Sport Project, Not a turbo project.
Im starting my Sport project next week so ALL input, suggestions, advice and ideas are welcome I want this to be a project for all scoobynet members.
The only thing that might put some member off is Im not dropping a turbo engine into the car, Its going to stay a 2.0 sport, Its completely stock apart from the spoiler I've put on so far.
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...n84/mybaby.jpg
Idea`s so far;
Exhaust is going to be a afterburner vortez backbox/centre piece and decat,
Manifold is going to be changed to a GReddy Impreza Manifold,
Im looking to convert the rear drums to disks and work the suspension so it`ll be more chuckable around corners without landing in a ditch,
I've been getting lots of advice on induction from people telling me not to since subaru did lots with the air system so a panel filter will be better for gains and keeping the heat out,
Also an ECU remap after those mods to make the most of things,
Like i said this is going to be something everyone can say they had a hand in so all feedback is welcome, From time to time I wont be able to reply to messages on here straight away and might miss some? *hopefully not!* so if you like people can message me on kroozin1984@hotmail.com, Remeber this is a completely standard my97 impreza 2.0 sport with a re-conditioned engine so its ready to start next week. Enjoy!
The only thing that might put some member off is Im not dropping a turbo engine into the car, Its going to stay a 2.0 sport, Its completely stock apart from the spoiler I've put on so far.
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/b...n84/mybaby.jpg
Idea`s so far;
Exhaust is going to be a afterburner vortez backbox/centre piece and decat,
Manifold is going to be changed to a GReddy Impreza Manifold,
Im looking to convert the rear drums to disks and work the suspension so it`ll be more chuckable around corners without landing in a ditch,
I've been getting lots of advice on induction from people telling me not to since subaru did lots with the air system so a panel filter will be better for gains and keeping the heat out,
Also an ECU remap after those mods to make the most of things,
Like i said this is going to be something everyone can say they had a hand in so all feedback is welcome, From time to time I wont be able to reply to messages on here straight away and might miss some? *hopefully not!* so if you like people can message me on kroozin1984@hotmail.com, Remeber this is a completely standard my97 impreza 2.0 sport with a re-conditioned engine so its ready to start next week. Enjoy!
try getting a borla manifold, or a replica like i did, its a unequal lenght manifold, which will bring out the best of the boxer sound, i too drive a sport,
heres a sound file
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...h_MOV00003.jpg
from here
fitted my borla replica - subaru-impreza.org/bbs
i also did a mini project- here
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...-snow-man.html
heres a sound file
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y19...h_MOV00003.jpg
from here
fitted my borla replica - subaru-impreza.org/bbs
i also did a mini project- here
https://www.scoobynet.com/projects-4...-snow-man.html
prob is i think that i would cost in excess of 3k to do this.
if you can afford it - DO IT!
if your handy with a welder, my mate used wrx headers (manifold) on his sport then adapted it to the sport exhaust....
it actually sounds better than the borla IMO.
the best way to go with a sport is to get it sitting right... you can do it all in stages ie
suspension
rear arb
drop links
bump steer
laser alignment
the list goes on. its unlikely you will see over 150 BHP without crippling the bank, but dont let that put you off.
think of it this way, what ever you put on the sport could easily be took off and put on a turbo at a later date IF you choose to go down that route
if you can afford it - DO IT!

if your handy with a welder, my mate used wrx headers (manifold) on his sport then adapted it to the sport exhaust....
it actually sounds better than the borla IMO.
the best way to go with a sport is to get it sitting right... you can do it all in stages ie
suspension
rear arb
drop links
bump steer
laser alignment
the list goes on. its unlikely you will see over 150 BHP without crippling the bank, but dont let that put you off.
think of it this way, what ever you put on the sport could easily be took off and put on a turbo at a later date IF you choose to go down that route
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The borla sounds lush on a sound clip someone sent me over here it was f*cking sexy so i think it`s go borla first i want to try get at lesat 140 out of it and if theres a supercharger i can get for my sport i dont mind the 3k price tag at least i`d have it, but when i searched the website nothing came up, do you know of a site?
if you did it i think you would be the first?
and it would be MENTAL!!!

i'm sure theres something on .:ImprezaSport.net Forums:. (Powered by Invision Power Board)
let me know if your gonna do it, i would be very interested in the madness
I thought this was a project thread, not a "find a bolt on power adder" thread? You won't find superchargers for impreza sports on our website, it's not something that we "do", but it could easily be done.
Some time ago i saw on a Vauxhall Vectra (or similar) a supercharger not much bigger than a large alternator, and there are small units on Jags etc.
I'm sure if you research it hard enough you will find a lead.
Getting in front or through the inlet would be tricky, but all the rest is almost ready and waiting. ie TMIC etc.
Can a supercharger really show a gain over a turbo?
Be great fun though.
Graham.
I'm sure if you research it hard enough you will find a lead.
Getting in front or through the inlet would be tricky, but all the rest is almost ready and waiting. ie TMIC etc.
Can a supercharger really show a gain over a turbo?
Be great fun though.
Graham.
Well seeing as this is a project thread and no-one has heard of an impreza with a supercharge I suppose that counts as something other just *just a bolt on*, Rather than just saying its easily done how about something useful such as heres a contact email and we can talk about how we go about it, fitting, prices, locations for the work to be carried out?
Well seeing as this is a project thread and no-one has heard of an impreza with a supercharge I suppose that counts as something other just *just a bolt on*, Rather than just saying its easily done how about something useful such as heres a contact email and we can talk about how we go about it, fitting, prices, locations for the work to be carried out?
One of those could be sneaked in where the A/C unit would be and the drive belt sustem is ready and waiting.
Pipes could be tricky but they always are. I guess there is an oil feed to be found too, but it would make a great noise and deliver the goods.
Graham.
Pipes could be tricky but they always are. I guess there is an oil feed to be found too, but it would make a great noise and deliver the goods.
Graham.
I am a dirty American...
Installed my first supercharger back in 2004...

I am now twin charged and making a tad more power...
Full story here.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=605625
Installed my first supercharger back in 2004...

I am now twin charged and making a tad more power...
Full story here.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=605625
Most interesting!
Never thought of the Merc unit, but it is bigger then i thought it would be.
I've seen a unit that has a shaft speed multiplier gearbox within it to get the delivery side up to a good speed.
Graham.
Never thought of the Merc unit, but it is bigger then i thought it would be.
I've seen a unit that has a shaft speed multiplier gearbox within it to get the delivery side up to a good speed.
Graham.
Well thanks for the help but thanks to a fekking stupid fekkin **** of a fekking woman driver the scoob is a write off because the cow didnt see me because of the sun! its in the fekking sky!
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