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turbo 2000
Hello everyone,
I did post the following b4 but dont know what happened to the post.
I just wanted to know the difference between a classic turbo 2000, and a classic wrx.
I cant seem to find any thing one the net, there was one thread on here.
But it was regarding imports, im after info on uk spec cars.
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I did post the following b4 but dont know what happened to the post.
I just wanted to know the difference between a classic turbo 2000, and a classic wrx.
I cant seem to find any thing one the net, there was one thread on here.
But it was regarding imports, im after info on uk spec cars.
Thanks
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It depends what year you're talking about mate.
UK2000's are 1998/99/2000 cars. 208-218bhp, facelift front end with crystal headlights/fogs etc, facelifted interior, the ecu is only mappable by ECUtek etc etc.
plenty of info here chap
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Impreza_WRX#UK-spec
UK2000's are 1998/99/2000 cars. 208-218bhp, facelift front end with crystal headlights/fogs etc, facelifted interior, the ecu is only mappable by ECUtek etc etc.
plenty of info here chap
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Impreza_WRX#UK-spec
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Nice one for the info and link, i got a 99 ( t reg )
Its got a rear box fitted, dump valve. Roger clark pulley set, and a green panel filter. It also has a sti intercooler. Any rough ideas of what the car would be producing??
Its got a rear box fitted, dump valve. Roger clark pulley set, and a green panel filter. It also has a sti intercooler. Any rough ideas of what the car would be producing??
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Without a remap, proberbly less than standard. Not wise to add mods without a map on a UK2000 mate, the ecu will only correct so much before it goes pop. Did you buy it like that? You need to get it checked to see if it has a map to support the mods as, if it hasnt, then it will be running very lean with that intercooler and filter on it.
You can take it to any ECUtek mapper and they will be able to plug in the ecu to see if it has a license on it. If it has, happy days, if it hasnt then be prepared for a £550 bill to have it mapped.
You can take it to any ECUtek mapper and they will be able to plug in the ecu to see if it has a license on it. If it has, happy days, if it hasnt then be prepared for a £550 bill to have it mapped.
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It depends what year you're talking about mate.
UK2000's are 1998/99/2000 cars. 208-218bhp, facelift front end with crystal headlights/fogs etc, facelifted interior, the ecu is only mappable by ECUtek etc etc.
plenty of info here chap
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Impreza_WRX#UK-spec
UK2000's are 1998/99/2000 cars. 208-218bhp, facelift front end with crystal headlights/fogs etc, facelifted interior, the ecu is only mappable by ECUtek etc etc.
plenty of info here chap
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subaru_Impreza_WRX#UK-spec
Classic WRX's were from 220ps (early wagons with the saloon starting at 240ps my93) through to 280ps for the laster classics (I forget the model year). Late classic STi's were 300ps with earlier ones from 250-280ps.
Some differences such as dial layout, gear ratios (shorter on imports), rear wash wipe on saloons, the great MYTH about alloy panels and where the aerial was located differentiate between the UK and JDM variants.
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Totally agree mate. My friend has a V reg 99 in 95H and I have an MY00 in the same colour. His skirts and bumper extentions are black but mine are colour coded. It makes his look more dated than mine, even tho theres only a few month seperating them!
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The MY 99 came with black mirrors,black door handles,and black sideskirts.
The 2000 MY came with colour coded door mirrors & door handles,& black side skirts as std on both model years, unless it was a P1 or a RB5. I to have had both model years, and the 99 was in dark blue mica,whilst the 2000 was in deep blue mica ,a very subtle difference .Also 99 dont have intermittent wipers or map reading lights which the MY00 does.
The 2000 MY came with colour coded door mirrors & door handles,& black side skirts as std on both model years, unless it was a P1 or a RB5. I to have had both model years, and the 99 was in dark blue mica,whilst the 2000 was in deep blue mica ,a very subtle difference .Also 99 dont have intermittent wipers or map reading lights which the MY00 does.
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@ hamster, i brought the car as it is. Not to sure if its been mapped! Ive txt the previous owner, just waiting for him to get back to me. Ive read all the other posts, whats the my stand for?
And whats this about a licence for the ecu?
Thanks for your help mate, dont know what i would be doing without scoobynet!!!
And whats this about a licence for the ecu?
Thanks for your help mate, dont know what i would be doing without scoobynet!!!
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This would lead me to believe that it would be running leaner if its not been mapped due to all the air related mods.
As Midnight says, to map an MY99/00 ecu you have to use an ECUtek mapper. You pay £150 for the license, then around 2 hours of mappers time which is around £300-400. This may be the reason why its not been done as the other mods on the car cost peanuts.
You also need to check if its had an uprated fuel pump as this is one of the 1st and easiest mods to do on any impreza and usually goes with adding a filter/intercooler etc.
You need as much info off the previous owner as poss mate
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If he has a different backbox with the primary & secondary cats still in place it should be fine. The air filter is a dry one and better than the oe unit so that should be ok. The pulleys don't effect the fueling - so no worries there. The sti intercooler I am guessing is off a version 5/6 so flows marginally more air than the std black unit. If its off a new age car then as the hamster says worth getting checked over. Which leaves the dumpvalve - which is like marmite love /hate it , but it won't give you any extra performance dispite the claims.
I ran my 99 car with full Decat for 7 months and had no problems before it was mapped to over 300 bhp.if your unsure as to what's been done get it looked at as soon as. ,to be safe.
I ran my 99 car with full Decat for 7 months and had no problems before it was mapped to over 300 bhp.if your unsure as to what's been done get it looked at as soon as. ,to be safe.
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You are spot on about the colour coding though. No colour coded skirts on any UK Turbo 2000 just door mirrors and handles on the MY00.
Oh and as standard the MY99 Turbo 2000 was a better car than a MY00 as the ECU standard mapping was different to that of the MY00 and had more poke in the mid range. And the standard 99 wheels are nicer than the standard MY00 IMO
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Have any of you guys got an info on the suspension on the MY00 cars, as i've heard that they are supposed to be stiffer and more in line with Sti shocks and springs than earlier UK turbos?
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Definately not as stiff as the Sti's mate, I should know, I've got sti reds on the front and standard rears and the rears bounce like crazy. Really need to sort a set of rears and some new top mounts all round.
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Hmmm, I see. I'd only read it somewhere so wasn't sure. My car has had brand new standard shocks on it and they feel very similar to the standard red shocks I had on my 35k mile Sti RA. I thought the UK turbo shocks would be softer to be honest.
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There are mods on the car Midnight. In the 1st post he says that it has "Its got a rear box fitted, dump valve. Roger clark pulley set, and a green panel filter. It also has a sti intercooler"
This would lead me to believe that it would be running leaner if its not been mapped due to all the air related mods.
As Midnight says, to map an MY99/00 ecu you have to use an ECUtek mapper. You pay £150 for the license, then around 2 hours of mappers time which is around £300-400. This may be the reason why its not been done as the other mods on the car cost peanuts.
You also need to check if its had an uprated fuel pump as this is one of the 1st and easiest mods to do on any impreza and usually goes with adding a filter/intercooler etc.
You need as much info off the previous owner as poss mate
ive tried to ask him about the remapping, just waiting for him to get back to me!
thanks for your help.
This would lead me to believe that it would be running leaner if its not been mapped due to all the air related mods.
As Midnight says, to map an MY99/00 ecu you have to use an ECUtek mapper. You pay £150 for the license, then around 2 hours of mappers time which is around £300-400. This may be the reason why its not been done as the other mods on the car cost peanuts.
You also need to check if its had an uprated fuel pump as this is one of the 1st and easiest mods to do on any impreza and usually goes with adding a filter/intercooler etc.
You need as much info off the previous owner as poss mate
ive tried to ask him about the remapping, just waiting for him to get back to me!
thanks for your help.
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If he has a different backbox with the primary & secondary cats still in place it should be fine. The air filter is a dry one and better than the oe unit so that should be ok. The pulleys don't effect the fueling - so no worries there. The sti intercooler I am guessing is off a version 5/6 so flows marginally more air than the std black unit. If its off a new age car then as the hamster says worth getting checked over. Which leaves the dumpvalve - which is like marmite love /hate it , but it won't give you any extra performance dispite the claims.
I ran my 99 car with full Decat for 7 months and had no problems before it was mapped to over 300 bhp.if your unsure as to what's been done get it looked at as soon as. ,to be safe
thanks mate, im gonna look into it tomorrow.
will try and get some pics up of the intercooler etc tomorrow.
I ran my 99 car with full Decat for 7 months and had no problems before it was mapped to over 300 bhp.if your unsure as to what's been done get it looked at as soon as. ,to be safe
thanks mate, im gonna look into it tomorrow.
will try and get some pics up of the intercooler etc tomorrow.