What would a remap of my MY05 STi PPP achieve
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What would a remap of my MY05 STi PPP achieve
Simple question really as above. What can I expect from a remap only or is this not possible. I have read that people believe the PPP is a safe remap suggesting a lot more can be achieved from it but I don't know what is involved
As this car is likely to be the most powerful car I will ever own, even if I buy a porsche next year, I thought I might go all out and push it up towards the 330 - 350 bhp mark
I assume that this will invalidate the cars warranty also
Anyway some good advice and suggestions would be welcome. Budget is not really an issue but I am not out to spend thousands on the car, few hundred quid max
So what's possible people?
As this car is likely to be the most powerful car I will ever own, even if I buy a porsche next year, I thought I might go all out and push it up towards the 330 - 350 bhp mark
I assume that this will invalidate the cars warranty also
Anyway some good advice and suggestions would be welcome. Budget is not really an issue but I am not out to spend thousands on the car, few hundred quid max
So what's possible people?
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It has the standard PPP fitment exhaust I think
How much are we looking at then, I know the remap will be a few hundred so how much is a set of plugs and air filter going to be?
How much are we looking at then, I know the remap will be a few hundred so how much is a set of plugs and air filter going to be?
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Something in line with this.
If its PPP then you already have the sports cat DP and decat rear.
Sub £500 will get you plugs and a remap from Mocom Racing where I am off to tomorrow
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If its PPP then you already have the sports cat DP and decat rear.
Sub £500 will get you plugs and a remap from Mocom Racing where I am off to tomorrow
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Something in line with this.
If its PPP then you already have the sports cat DP and decat rear.
Sub £500 will get you plugs and a remap from Mocom Racing where I am off to tomorrow
https://www.scoobynet.com/scooby.php?profileid=5
If its PPP then you already have the sports cat DP and decat rear.
Sub £500 will get you plugs and a remap from Mocom Racing where I am off to tomorrow
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Mine should be exactly the same Spec as yourself (same year too) All in one go I changed the Centre section to a 3" Decat and got a Remap as got 340/312 just like that. Didn't have to change anything else but did check up on that I had the Prodrive fuel pump to coupe, which yours should have one going by the year but do check!
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Mine should be exactly the same Spec as yourself (same year too) All in one go I changed the Centre section to a 3" Decat and got a Remap as got 340/312 just like that. Didn't have to change anything else but did check up on that I had the Prodrive fuel pump to coupe, which yours should have one going by the year but do check!
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Does the car respond better now as in not as abrupt as the PPP remap?
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Hi Mate, I didn't get it that long ago but I think it was about £680 that was everything. The centre section was about £110 but they sourced it for me as I couldn't be bothered. Power Engineering in Uxbridge did the job and am told it's the place where Prodrive do a lot of their testing. TBH it drives the same until boost and thats where I knew my money had gone and O'boy was it worth it. I would say it's more punchy now but in agood way. Better MPG too
I've been speaking with one of the Guys on here (Gaz) and I've jus started to put in some NF Fuel which should see me another 4-5Bhp (I think) so very happy, just waiting to book in for my Type 25 Suspension
Hope that helps
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I've been speaking with one of the Guys on here (Gaz) and I've jus started to put in some NF Fuel which should see me another 4-5Bhp (I think) so very happy, just waiting to book in for my Type 25 Suspension
Hope that helps
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Cheers mate, when you say better fuel consumption what are you getting now? I only get 20mpg regular as clockwork, was told they would do closer to 23mpg once through 10k but no change and covered 12.5k now
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Nice one Alex. You got sorted in the end.
I've also found better MPG.
265bhp: 220 p/tank
330bhp: 240 light - light
392bhp: 275-280 light - light.
Lee, colder plugs: NGK7's will be about £50. Green or similar Filter about £40 and remap £400-600.
If you've got some more money to spend on power, then ported/gen2 headers for around £400 will increase spool and torque.
I would spend the above £1k, then lOOk at some whiteline bits & PD springs: ALK, ARB & a 4wGeom for about £600. Then some pads, hoses, fluid for around £400.
You'll have yourself about a 340/340 machine that is a blast to drive, goes, stops & corners. For around £2-2.5k.
Forgot, yours is black, so with the lighter paint & other black options you'll be about 350.
I've also found better MPG.
265bhp: 220 p/tank
330bhp: 240 light - light
392bhp: 275-280 light - light.
Lee, colder plugs: NGK7's will be about £50. Green or similar Filter about £40 and remap £400-600.
If you've got some more money to spend on power, then ported/gen2 headers for around £400 will increase spool and torque.
I would spend the above £1k, then lOOk at some whiteline bits & PD springs: ALK, ARB & a 4wGeom for about £600. Then some pads, hoses, fluid for around £400.
You'll have yourself about a 340/340 machine that is a blast to drive, goes, stops & corners. For around £2-2.5k.
Forgot, yours is black, so with the lighter paint & other black options you'll be about 350.
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No worries Pal,
Last time I worked it out, I think I was getting about 23mpg give or take 1mpg Sometimes it's hard to tell bit If I've gone through a ragging session then and then drive nicely for the rest of the tank then I will get 210-215 out of a tank but driven nicely for a whole tank would see about 225 I would say. Before I was struggling to fill her up near the 200 mark. TBH you are only saving a couple of £ here and there and I haven't noticed it only the extra power. You do however get used to it like most things after a while but still fun & Scary in the bends ?? I'm still learning how to drive the thing.
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Last time I worked it out, I think I was getting about 23mpg give or take 1mpg Sometimes it's hard to tell bit If I've gone through a ragging session then and then drive nicely for the rest of the tank then I will get 210-215 out of a tank but driven nicely for a whole tank would see about 225 I would say. Before I was struggling to fill her up near the 200 mark. TBH you are only saving a couple of £ here and there and I haven't noticed it only the extra power. You do however get used to it like most things after a while but still fun & Scary in the bends ?? I'm still learning how to drive the thing.
Alexppp
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Thanks guys, Gaz that must be a very quick car you have there especially since it's black as well amazing how the fuel consumption has risen with the power gains, makes you wonder how much effort Subaru put in to maximising this in the first place eh!
Alex sounds like you're enjoying the new power there and watch those corners I'm not bothered about the fuel usage I just find it amazing that everyone gets improvements as they up the power I would expect less as a general rule.
Will have a think about these changes and keep the ideas coming if you have something more to add.
Didn't realise it was so cheap to gain these sort of power increases. Less than £1000 for 40bhp on a car that is already fecking quick...brilliant
Alex sounds like you're enjoying the new power there and watch those corners I'm not bothered about the fuel usage I just find it amazing that everyone gets improvements as they up the power I would expect less as a general rule.
Will have a think about these changes and keep the ideas coming if you have something more to add.
Didn't realise it was so cheap to gain these sort of power increases. Less than £1000 for 40bhp on a car that is already fecking quick...brilliant
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May i hijack this thread ??
I have a JDM STI 54 plate - would that need a fuel pump also ??
I've heard that sometimes the jap stuff comes with uprated bits ??
Sod's law that won't be one of them !!
Thanks and sorry for the Hijack
I have a JDM STI 54 plate - would that need a fuel pump also ??
I've heard that sometimes the jap stuff comes with uprated bits ??
Sod's law that won't be one of them !!
Thanks and sorry for the Hijack
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Hi there,
I'm not too sure about the a JDM as they have so many other bits different (better) bits. I'm sure someone on here will be able to give you a run down on what they should come with. Or if you can't wait I'll try and have a little search and see what I find.
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I'm not too sure about the a JDM as they have so many other bits different (better) bits. I'm sure someone on here will be able to give you a run down on what they should come with. Or if you can't wait I'll try and have a little search and see what I find.
Alexppp
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Now I'm the Jacker of the thread! (sorry)
Gaz, any Idea one MPG increase I should get with the NF boster 3ml per L running at 340bhp. Or just wondering if it worth it? as its not mapped in. Just have trying to convince the other half why I should be buying it. Not that it matters what she says
Alex
Gaz, any Idea one MPG increase I should get with the NF boster 3ml per L running at 340bhp. Or just wondering if it worth it? as its not mapped in. Just have trying to convince the other half why I should be buying it. Not that it matters what she says
Alex
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David at API is an expert on re-mapping JDM Sti's. Bought mine from him with c340/340 and that was just with filter and re-map. Drop him a line.
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Interesting stuff here, I have the same a MY05 STI PPP and was considering a re-map also. I phoned up powerstation and I think they said £550 just for a re-map, cus it has to be registered on the system for the first time, and then subsequent re-maps would be alot cheaper..
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
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Now I'm the Jacker of the thread! (sorry)
Gaz, any Idea one MPG increase I should get with the NF boster 3ml per L running at 340bhp. Or just wondering if it worth it? as its not mapped in. Just have trying to convince the other half why I should be buying it. Not that it matters what she says
Alex
Gaz, any Idea one MPG increase I should get with the NF boster 3ml per L running at 340bhp. Or just wondering if it worth it? as its not mapped in. Just have trying to convince the other half why I should be buying it. Not that it matters what she says
Alex
Just say that "you're putting it in to be safe. Because if the car goes pop after you've done the mods, you'll only blame me."
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Most the mappers suggest replacing the fuel pump prior to the map. It's only about £75 delivered. Better to be safe and all that.
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Interesting stuff here, I have the same a MY05 STI PPP and was considering a re-map also. I phoned up powerstation and I think they said £550 just for a re-map, cus it has to be registered on the system for the first time, and then subsequent re-maps would be alot cheaper..
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
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Bob Rawle suggested the following for my Spec C which I duly did
Decat exhaust (went to RCM)
Induction kit (went to RCM)
Uprated fuel pump (Walbro)
Uprated actuator (went to Turbo Dynamics)
3 port boost solenoid
Bob Rawle remap!
Bhp & torque should be way higher than standard; don't know for sure though as not had her on a rolling road.
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Decat exhaust (went to RCM)
Induction kit (went to RCM)
Uprated fuel pump (Walbro)
Uprated actuator (went to Turbo Dynamics)
3 port boost solenoid
Bob Rawle remap!
Bhp & torque should be way higher than standard; don't know for sure though as not had her on a rolling road.
TX.
Hi there,
I'm not too sure about the a JDM as they have so many other bits different (better) bits. I'm sure someone on here will be able to give you a run down on what they should come with. Or if you can't wait I'll try and have a little search and see what I find.
Alexppp
I'm not too sure about the a JDM as they have so many other bits different (better) bits. I'm sure someone on here will be able to give you a run down on what they should come with. Or if you can't wait I'll try and have a little search and see what I find.
Alexppp
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Interesting stuff here, I have the same a MY05 STI PPP and was considering a re-map also. I phoned up powerstation and I think they said £550 just for a re-map, cus it has to be registered on the system for the first time, and then subsequent re-maps would be alot cheaper..
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
So with the plugs and filter I reckon your looking at around £650-£700.
How much gains can you expect though realisticly without changing exhaust bits, assuming we all have the standard quoted 301bhp? Around 320-330bhp??
also,its not just about the higher target figure's if done right the car will have a better power delivery and be a lot nicer to drive.not so on and off and will feel less breathless than the ppp'ed sti.
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I will have to retrac my statement of better MPG and just say that it's a bit too Technical and she wouldn't understand. I'll throw in some words like 'Boost Controll' and 'Transmission loss %'. That'll keep her sweet
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What is the additional "safety" once mapped using NF once mapped??
I will have to retrac my statement of better MPG and just say that it's a bit too Technical and she wouldn't understand. I'll throw in some words like 'Boost Controll' and 'Transmission loss %'. That'll keep her sweet
Alex
I will have to retrac my statement of better MPG and just say that it's a bit too Technical and she wouldn't understand. I'll throw in some words like 'Boost Controll' and 'Transmission loss %'. That'll keep her sweet
Alex
Lucky you coming out with boost control. When i start making stories up i use words like "widgets" and made up words. At which point i'm busted. Never was a good liar...
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What is the additional "safety" once mapped using NF once mapped??
I will have to retrac my statement of better MPG and just say that it's a bit too Technical and she wouldn't understand. I'll throw in some words like 'Boost Controll' and 'Transmission loss %'. That'll keep her sweet
Alex
I will have to retrac my statement of better MPG and just say that it's a bit too Technical and she wouldn't understand. I'll throw in some words like 'Boost Controll' and 'Transmission loss %'. That'll keep her sweet
Alex
the mapper will make the best map to suit the car and the fuel being used,yes there are safety margin's but the ecu won't have much leway to advance timing ect if you increase the fuel's ron hence no point adding nf.
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with the prodrive exhaust and running 98/99 ron fuel a good uk spec car should remap too around 330 bhp or so,mine was mapped for 97 ron fuel and it was RR'ed at 319.if i had better fuel available local to me i would have used it.......anyway,i would'nt bother changing the prodrive exhaust unless your planning more mod's in future"turbo etc" as yes the prodrive system can be better'ed with a 3" turbo back system but it will flow well enough for these target figures.....just remember once mapped for 99 ron fuel the car will need it all the time,if its not available you just have to be happy with keeping it in low rev's and off boost.
also,its not just about the higher target figure's if done right the car will have a better power delivery and be a lot nicer to drive.not so on and off and will feel less breathless than the ppp'ed sti.
also,its not just about the higher target figure's if done right the car will have a better power delivery and be a lot nicer to drive.not so on and off and will feel less breathless than the ppp'ed sti.
Where abouts is Bob Rawle located then?