Newbie wanting to know what type of imreza
Hi can you guys tell me what type of impreza this is
http://i825.photobucket.com/albums/z...d/9b139c0f.jpg
Just so if I see something nice on flea bay to buy for it
Is this what they call a classic
It's a p erg 97
Can post more pics if needed
Thnx
http://i825.photobucket.com/albums/z...d/9b139c0f.jpg
Just so if I see something nice on flea bay to buy for it
Is this what they call a classic
It's a p erg 97
Can post more pics if needed
Thnx
yes mate a 97 p reg would be a classic and if I'm right a version 5 or 6 but I'm no expert and I'm sure someone who is more in the know will be along shortly to clear things up. But defo a classic
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P reg would make it a 97/98 car, you would see the difference between them as the interior was facelifted on the 98 car, but uk spec, none mappable ecu (after market only), most parts are the same mechanically, cosmetically there are differences.
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Out of interest where is the ecu located
I will post a pic cos the guy told me it had bin mapped
But I think he wa full of ####
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I believe it is in the passenger footwell.
As Tony said, the original ecu cannot be remapped (not yet anyway). I believe you can fit a daughter board with a generic map, but it will not be a specific map for that car.
The only way it can be mapped is with an aftermarket ecu. (Apexi etc) which cost anything from £700 - £2000!
As Tony said, the original ecu cannot be remapped (not yet anyway). I believe you can fit a daughter board with a generic map, but it will not be a specific map for that car.
The only way it can be mapped is with an aftermarket ecu. (Apexi etc) which cost anything from £700 - £2000!
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