first subaru must say im shocked
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first subaru must say im shocked
ok brought my 2005 wrx 2 days ago and i must say im gobsmacked
i just sold my mk1 golf 1983 with a 20v s3 engine running 300bhp dont get me wrong it was a fast car only problem was too much wheel spin to much power to keep down
today i had a shot out at traffic lights on a dead dual carriage way with a m3 i couldnt belive the launch 4x4 (never had a 4x4 before) unbeliebable and how the car kept going going glad i brought this car
i just sold my mk1 golf 1983 with a 20v s3 engine running 300bhp dont get me wrong it was a fast car only problem was too much wheel spin to much power to keep down
today i had a shot out at traffic lights on a dead dual carriage way with a m3 i couldnt belive the launch 4x4 (never had a 4x4 before) unbeliebable and how the car kept going going glad i brought this car
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i still get gobsmacked every day by are lass when she's falling over piles and piles of receipts for parts and parts and more parts that i had blown all my money on over the years.welcome to tuning heaven.
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my car is standard what u guy recommend for a light tune money is tight ?
and also might sound childish to u guys but whats the safest and best way to lauch lol
and also might sound childish to u guys but whats the safest and best way to lauch lol
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The first thing you want to do is accept that there are no real cheap routes.
If it was me
performance panel filter insert
walbro fuel pump
decat exhaust system and maybe a sports cat downpipe for mot.
remap
this is gona cost around a grand but will totally tranform the car,save up you won't regret it.
If it was me
performance panel filter insert
walbro fuel pump
decat exhaust system and maybe a sports cat downpipe for mot.
remap
this is gona cost around a grand but will totally tranform the car,save up you won't regret it.
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ok thanks for info guys im a newbie to suabru ive been on these fourms day and night reading reading can any one link me up to the parts i need
a company not far by me api i could go to but i like to know what im buying thanks
a company not far by me api i could go to but i like to know what im buying thanks
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The first thing you want to do is accept that there are no real cheap routes.
If it was me
performance panel filter insert
walbro fuel pump
decat exhaust system and maybe a sports cat downpipe for mot.
remap
this is gona cost around a grand but will totally tranform the car,save up you won't regret it.
If it was me
performance panel filter insert
walbro fuel pump
decat exhaust system and maybe a sports cat downpipe for mot.
remap
this is gona cost around a grand but will totally tranform the car,save up you won't regret it.
sound nice m8 which of these u think i can change panel filter ? and get exaust done and remap
and my car i belive is 225bhp what can i accept from this and do i have to declare this on insuarace
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You could save yourself a bit by doing some of the work yourself it al depends if you have the tools and are prepared to give it a go but if you dont enjoy this sort of thing its probably best you get someone to do it for you it can s end up more expensive if you have a few misshaps due to inexperience.Panel filter yes yourself.
I think you would be looking at 300bhp maybe more ,(not sure on your model) once mapped and will be so much better to drive if done properly.
I think you would be looking at 300bhp maybe more ,(not sure on your model) once mapped and will be so much better to drive if done properly.
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my car is a subaru impreza wrx 2005 saloon 225 bhp i will be driving the car everyday to and from work mainly only 3 miles each way but would like the extra bhp
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1st and second gear is nice slows down a bit down after that
thats why i need more power if all gears are like 1st and 2nd i be happy
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Remove rear seat or fold down if a wagon or uk with folding seat
pull back the carpet in the boot on drivers side
You will see a raised part oval with four screws holding it on
remove it
unplug the electrical connection (the fuel pump and fuel level wiring)
remove the petrol cap to release pressure
run the engine until it stalls
remove pipes on top of tank
undo 8mm nuts holding the tank top on
Lift out the tank top, and cage attached to the bottom
the pump is in this cage etc..
you will need to rotate the cage to get it out
remove the pump from the cage and fit the walbro.. if a newage then the pump will plug straight in and also the same on 99iirc..
if earlier car you need to cut the connectors off and connect the new one etc..
use the OEM filter sock on the new pump.. not the walbro as it is less efficient
and doesn't drop to the bottom of the tank.
cable tie the pump to the cage if it doesn't feel secure.
Refit the cage to the tank, making sure the rubber seal is aigned correct..
refit pipes and plug pump back in
replace cover
replace rear seat
i think that seems pretty straight forward hope i dont mess it up
pull back the carpet in the boot on drivers side
You will see a raised part oval with four screws holding it on
remove it
unplug the electrical connection (the fuel pump and fuel level wiring)
remove the petrol cap to release pressure
run the engine until it stalls
remove pipes on top of tank
undo 8mm nuts holding the tank top on
Lift out the tank top, and cage attached to the bottom
the pump is in this cage etc..
you will need to rotate the cage to get it out
remove the pump from the cage and fit the walbro.. if a newage then the pump will plug straight in and also the same on 99iirc..
if earlier car you need to cut the connectors off and connect the new one etc..
use the OEM filter sock on the new pump.. not the walbro as it is less efficient
and doesn't drop to the bottom of the tank.
cable tie the pump to the cage if it doesn't feel secure.
Refit the cage to the tank, making sure the rubber seal is aigned correct..
refit pipes and plug pump back in
replace cover
replace rear seat
i think that seems pretty straight forward hope i dont mess it up
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One of the best things i did to my 03 WRX was to put in group N discs and ferodo DS2500 pads, the brakes were terrible when given even a little hard work and brake fade was a regular thing. More power isn't always quicker
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when i had my mk1 golf 20v turbo i also had a fiesta tdci ghia on a 56 plate 65mpg to go to and from work and mk1 for weekends but i sold both last week and had 13 grand to get a new car and my brother said get a subaru guess what it did
only had it 2 days the problem i got is its the only car i got now lol to go work to go shopping to do everything i think i need a metro to go work lol
i think i made a mistake this car is a arm robbers dream car i got a sofa infront of my door if any one **** for keys lol
only had it 2 days the problem i got is its the only car i got now lol to go work to go shopping to do everything i think i need a metro to go work lol
i think i made a mistake this car is a arm robbers dream car i got a sofa infront of my door if any one **** for keys lol
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hi mate,
glad to hear you like it, i was in your situation aswell, i was reading books on this site etc etc THEN i went to mark at thwaites developments warwick, if you want the best service i.e. all mechanical, electrical, mapping etc under one roof through a professional scoob technician at a very fair cost, make sure you go there, trust me scooby ownership completely changes
im sure loads will agree with me
glad to hear you like it, i was in your situation aswell, i was reading books on this site etc etc THEN i went to mark at thwaites developments warwick, if you want the best service i.e. all mechanical, electrical, mapping etc under one roof through a professional scoob technician at a very fair cost, make sure you go there, trust me scooby ownership completely changes
im sure loads will agree with me
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hi mate,
glad to hear you like it, i was in your situation aswell, i was reading books on this site etc etc THEN i went to mark at thwaites developments warwick, if you want the best service i.e. all mechanical, electrical, mapping etc under one roof through a professional scoob technician at a very fair cost, make sure you go there, trust me scooby ownership completely changes
im sure loads will agree with me
glad to hear you like it, i was in your situation aswell, i was reading books on this site etc etc THEN i went to mark at thwaites developments warwick, if you want the best service i.e. all mechanical, electrical, mapping etc under one roof through a professional scoob technician at a very fair cost, make sure you go there, trust me scooby ownership completely changes
im sure loads will agree with me
is taht far from birminham and is he on this site as i would like to know if he open trm i go and see him
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ye lol same as me im from birmingham, half hours drive and always worth it, ill always rememba the drive home after he remapped it, felt like its going to come off the ground lool