what sort of power?
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what sort of power?
what sort of power will i be looking at with a re-map on my 53reg sti ppp?
got a sports cat with blitz exhaust, sti panel filter.
but will i have to fit a walbro fuel pump or do they come fitted with a bigger pump?
got a sports cat with blitz exhaust, sti panel filter.
but will i have to fit a walbro fuel pump or do they come fitted with a bigger pump?
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The reason why I'm not a PPP "fan". 
The PPP is flawed in every way. It cannot give the customer the maximum (or even 85% )of power/torque the engine can provide with reletive safety because of Subaru UK having to cover it under the warranty... but it's also a generic map, so not even customised to the engine.
It's like Prodrive have been neutered
The PPP is flawed in every way. It cannot give the customer the maximum (or even 85% )of power/torque the engine can provide with reletive safety because of Subaru UK having to cover it under the warranty... but it's also a generic map, so not even customised to the engine.
It's like Prodrive have been neutered
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I have seen PPP cars push over their quoted figures, also under, but they have more safety features built into the map than other "custom" maps, hence on high inlet temps they retard more (so lower figures for new age STI's).
But I would expect 340ish also on a remap.
Tony
PS my PPP'd classic made pretty much spot on its quoted power figure (249.4bhp)
But I would expect 340ish also on a remap.
Tony
PS my PPP'd classic made pretty much spot on its quoted power figure (249.4bhp)
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"codie247 thinks PPP might not be enough!! " 
I know that feeling!!
I spoke to a mechanic at my local dealer the other day, he said they get in Subaru's which have obviously been "played with" and have gone wrong for one reason or another, but they still fix em under warranty (need the money) and IM still pay them if they ok the work... that was an eye opener.
I know that feeling!!
I spoke to a mechanic at my local dealer the other day, he said they get in Subaru's which have obviously been "played with" and have gone wrong for one reason or another, but they still fix em under warranty (need the money) and IM still pay them if they ok the work... that was an eye opener.
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so me fuel pump is sound for around 330ish, i will be happy with that ( for now anyway lol) it should be better on fuel too should`nt it?
my old classic was after a re-map!
my old classic was after a re-map!
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