Standard car apart from full DECAT system
Boost 0.9 bar is this right???
After more power / pull what are my options??? Thanks

 

Scoobyclinic is on your doorstep mate, take it to them and get a ecutek remap!!

 

ecutek remap for around £550 will see improvements. Decat without a map will be causing boost spikes and its probably running lean.

 

Boost is right. How much power do you want? What do you wanna spend?

 

Around 280 -300bhp, only just sorted the problem with bcs was boosting 1.5 bar and then 0.6 bar now a steady 0.9 but feels slow now

 

Don't really want to spend silly money as it's an old car and only worth what it's worth

 

you bought the wrong car then as it can only be mapped via ecutek software/mapper and costs £550+

 

Is there no other way off upping the power to maybe 1.2/ 1.3 bar just want more pull

 

Prodrive ecu is probably the cheapest option. Gives 240bhp-ish, and 260ftlb @ 1.1 bar, they go for £100-£250 on ebay. Plug and play, but is mapped for standard catted downpipe with straight through centre section and back box rather than full decat. You would also need an uprated intercooler y-pipe.

 

Yes there is, How many replies do you want that say get a remap?

Try joining SIOC, they'll tell you to decat it, fit the biggest induction kit you can find, get a boost controller and you'll be running 400 brake in no time.

 

What the ecu need any programming ect ect and what a y pipe lol I don't no much about these

 

You probably need to read up on this some more before asking questions then, otherwise you won't understand the answers.....

 

Ok thanks for your help

 

Cheap to buy......not cheap to run or mod!

 

Bleed Valve is the cheapest way of turning the boost up(about £35 fitted????), but problem is Impreza's dont like cheap quick fix mods, they really need to be properly modified(as in mapped for any mods that are fitted)

If your not prepared to do it right then I would leave the car alone, as it will be more expensive replacing a engine once its broke due to poor modification choices.

 

you can run a ecu labs system, thats less than 500 quid