PPP on 07 Hawkeye
07 September 2007, 10:48 AM
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PPP on 07 Hawkeye
Hi need a bit of advice I collected my 07 WRX STi 2.5 type Uk last weekend.
At the 1k service was thinking of having the Prodrive package fitted to take it up to 316bhp, as the car is new Im not looking for any other mods just the Prodrive package.
What I need to no is the Prodrive pack safe to run as Ive heard that there have been problems with the running it on the 2.5 block.
At the 1k service was thinking of having the Prodrive package fitted to take it up to 316bhp, as the car is new Im not looking for any other mods just the Prodrive package.
What I need to no is the Prodrive pack safe to run as Ive heard that there have been problems with the running it on the 2.5 block.
07 September 2007, 11:21 AM
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no probs with mine i did dump the back box and center section for the after burner though.
only had one problem with the whole car and that was a blown fuse which stopped my cooling fans working i went through my town like a member of the dead sparrow display team
only had one problem with the whole car and that was a blown fuse which stopped my cooling fans working i went through my town like a member of the dead sparrow display team
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07 September 2007, 02:58 PM
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Not heard of any problems with the PPP and mine is running sweeeeeet.
As has been mentioned - it's all covered under warranty anyway.
As has been mentioned - it's all covered under warranty anyway.
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08 September 2007, 09:25 AM
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yes....hold on tight and make sure it is in a straight line when you plant it.
Also be aware that your passengers may lose the power of speech and that other cars wont expect you to move that fast. Also be ready to wave in a friendly fashion at motorcyclists as you pass them.
This is certainly my experience so far
(I kid you not, the things mental.)
Also be aware that your passengers may lose the power of speech and that other cars wont expect you to move that fast. Also be ready to wave in a friendly fashion at motorcyclists as you pass them.
This is certainly my experience so far
(I kid you not, the things mental.)
08 September 2007, 05:44 PM
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Thats good to know beastie i pick my 07 sti ppp up on saturday just got the dreaded running in to do again good to hear all the positive reply 
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