Are there any different in a UK and the JDM engines?
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Are there any different in a UK and the JDM engines?
For the classic impreza, what are the different among the engines? I heard that the UK engines had the hp reduce or something. Please let me know, because I'm looking to import an engine and the ones in the UK seems cheap.
Also, how is grade A when buying engines?
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Also, how is grade A when buying engines?
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The UKs do have lower bhp than the JDM ones. Do a search for subaru types or the similar, there's a thread lurking around with a link which describes the differences in the subaru range.
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Originally Posted by GazTheHat
The UKs do have lower bhp than the JDM ones. Do a search for subaru types or the similar, there's a thread lurking around with a link which describes the differences in the subaru range.
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Different turbos on early cars make a difference too (saloons used TD04 in the UK and TD05 for JDM?)
Without trying to hijack the thread, does anyone know when the Japanese introduced 100ron fuel over there?
Without trying to hijack the thread, does anyone know when the Japanese introduced 100ron fuel over there?
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Yes; I do, but i will be contradcited by all of the forum know-it-all know-nowts. 'Premium' unleaded fuel only became available with a RON rating of 100 in 1997-1998, making the accepted wisdom that JDM cars 'all need 100RON' fuel, well; bollocks really. When the majority of Classic Imprezas were built 'Premium' fuel was 97-98RON.
UK and JDM Classic saloons had the TD05 initially with the TD04 being fitted to JDM SportsWagons.
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UK and JDM Classic saloons had the TD05 initially with the TD04 being fitted to JDM SportsWagons.
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GC8, i was thinking of if i buy an import to get it mapped for super unleaded, but if a 95 car was built when jap fuel was not 100, why do we read so many threads of jdm lumps popping and going bang etc to bad fuel, is it there bad fuel theory is ***** and they thrashed them ?
not questioning ur knowledge matey, im very inteaged by ur statement, i have my fingers crossed !!!!!!
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not questioning ur knowledge matey, im very inteaged by ur statement, i have my fingers crossed !!!!!!
cheers...
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LOL tesco 00 its not that you should worry about its the rebuild that will come if you get unlucky when putting your foot down and not observing knocklink!!!
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JDM Sti engines are different.
JDM WRX are physically the same but with different ECU mapping. Obviously, they changed thorughout the years as the model progressed
As for futher questions on JDM WRX and fuel octane...look, early WRX had 240ps which'll run off anything (within reason), Later ones had 260ps which need super (97RON). And the last ones had 280ps running 100RON - those are the ones that went bang on a routine basis (along with the JDM Sti those all ran 280ps)...I'll say it again - NOT ALL SCOOBS ARE THE SAME! Even if they are all JDM WRXs
JDM WRX are physically the same but with different ECU mapping. Obviously, they changed thorughout the years as the model progressed
As for futher questions on JDM WRX and fuel octane...look, early WRX had 240ps which'll run off anything (within reason), Later ones had 260ps which need super (97RON). And the last ones had 280ps running 100RON - those are the ones that went bang on a routine basis (along with the JDM Sti those all ran 280ps)...I'll say it again - NOT ALL SCOOBS ARE THE SAME! Even if they are all JDM WRXs
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Pretty much saved me answering there Ali (I disagree about the 240PS cars running 95RON though; Japanese 'Premium' which theyre designed to run on was about 97-98RON then... 220PS 'Wagons with a small turbo and lower boost might get away with it but I use 98RON because the car is smoother and returns better MPG on 98 making it cheaper!).
I will add though, that the 'Prodrive' ECU for certain Classic Imprezas was simply a C-Series (MY95) 260PS Z4 ECU with a Prodrive sticker on it.....
I will add though, that the 'Prodrive' ECU for certain Classic Imprezas was simply a C-Series (MY95) 260PS Z4 ECU with a Prodrive sticker on it.....
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'Remap' is a very over-used term; it isnt possible to alter the parameters in early ECUs. The first truly remapable ECU is the ph.1.5 in the MY99 cars; before that you need an APEXi PowerFC (althought the skys the limit with after market ECUs), or a ScoobyECU..... ScoobyECUs made much more sense at £75 than they do now at approaching £600, after fitting and mapping!
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Originally Posted by GC8
Yes; I do, but i will be contradcited by all of the forum know-it-all know-nowts. 'Premium' unleaded fuel only became available with a RON rating of 100 in 1997-1998, making the accepted wisdom that JDM cars 'all need 100RON' fuel, well; bollocks really. When the majority of Classic Imprezas were built 'Premium' fuel was 97-98RON.
UK and JDM Classic saloons had the TD05 initially with the TD04 being fitted to JDM SportsWagons.
Simon
UK and JDM Classic saloons had the TD05 initially with the TD04 being fitted to JDM SportsWagons.
Simon
http://www.cosmo-oil.co.jp/eng/company/history.html
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Cosmo launching a 100RON product (in July 1986) doesnt mean that Japanese 'Premium Unleaded' was 100RON..... I assure you that Im not mistaken.
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