1996 v-limited wrx bhp after remap
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1996 v-limited wrx bhp after remap
ok im getting my fmic fitted this week then getting the car remapped via apexi power fc...
any guesses to what i might reach in bhp ?
heres my mod list.
full haywood & scott decat stainless steel exhaust system
Td05 16g turbo
hks power-flow air filter
Walbro 255lph uprated fuel pump
440cc injectors
baileys dump valve
aftermarket intercooler hoses
Autobahn fmic
any guesses to what i might reach in bhp ?
heres my mod list.
full haywood & scott decat stainless steel exhaust system
Td05 16g turbo
hks power-flow air filter
Walbro 255lph uprated fuel pump
440cc injectors
baileys dump valve
aftermarket intercooler hoses
Autobahn fmic
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IRO 320 depending on what boost you run Less if you haven't got the AVCR as your boost range will be limited
Bear in mind anything over 300 with the corresponding boost required to get there and your B4AA gearbox won't be long for this world if driven hard
I thought you were selling ? I asked how much on the ESOC thread
Bear in mind anything over 300 with the corresponding boost required to get there and your B4AA gearbox won't be long for this world if driven hard
I thought you were selling ? I asked how much on the ESOC thread
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Only so far and you need to set the target lower to avoid overboosting and cutting. IIRC it can only read to 1.1 or 1.2 without the AVCR set up, but I forget. Really with those mods you want the ability to boost to 1.3-1.4 in the midrange, otherwise it will be a little meh !
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The later map sensors don't work particularly well with the Apexi, you don't get a particularly smooth boost response from experience. They work well with other ECU's/Daughter boards but for some reason the Apexi needs the AVCR to run acceptably. Just my experience, others may have had more success with Apexi and later map sensors
I would personally fit the AVCR (I have done ) as it gives you so much more scope when mapping If I were doing it all again though I would just go with the new ESL set up, the only thing I would miss would be the Commander
I would personally fit the AVCR (I have done ) as it gives you so much more scope when mapping If I were doing it all again though I would just go with the new ESL set up, the only thing I would miss would be the Commander
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Agree with the MAP sensor if you were not going APEXI, also boost solenoid, replace prior to mapping as this can be a weak point (as in my case) and also the plugs
If i knew then what i know now i would of changed a few more things as its dis-heartening hearing If you had fitted.... when being mapped LOL
If i knew then what i know now i would of changed a few more things as its dis-heartening hearing If you had fitted.... when being mapped LOL
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When ive used them they wire into the ecu but I'd guess they are plug and play with the PFC.
In my opinion you're going to needless expense keeping the PFC. I mean the avcr alone will cost you almost as much as the ESL. And once its all mapped you'll have a pretty basic management setup.
No doubt you could sell the PFC for £350.
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Ive plugged in my power fc and reset it to basemap.. The car wont rev past 4000rpm and wont boost.. Do u think the power fc is faulty or will it just need mapping to my car ?
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Lol your edit seems a bit more miffed than your original post
It's not so much about controlling the boost from a solenoids point of view it's about being able to map the boost safely above 1.1 bar. You have a 3 port anyway in the early classic but it's not about that Without the control of the AVCR set up you have restricted mapping.
In addition you would still be restricted by the V1/2 map sensor so it's not really worth faffing about
It's not so much about controlling the boost from a solenoids point of view it's about being able to map the boost safely above 1.1 bar. You have a 3 port anyway in the early classic but it's not about that Without the control of the AVCR set up you have restricted mapping.
In addition you would still be restricted by the V1/2 map sensor so it's not really worth faffing about
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Put the old ECU back in and wait till everything is installed and the mapper is sitting next to you
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not a good idea m8! remove it until mapped! the base map is very aggressive and tuned for japanese 100 ron fuel. the timing is aggressive also. just be patient bud. i know when u get it you want it on but running it like that is bad for the engine. mine sat for months until i got my injectors and other mods ready so know what its like.
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On a side note, ive never really understood the twin map of the newer ESL, i mean, if your driving along and traffic light grand prix scenario occurs LOL, you would need to turn ignition off, tap throttle twice or whatever the sequence is then get going LOL all a bit of a faf, unless you can wire in a live swap over of maps ???
i can see its use in a road/track car but not anything else
i can see its use in a road/track car but not anything else
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Ok im going to get the avcr and map sensor... It will cost me more in the long run but i like the idea of having the hand controller for monitoring and controlling boost from inside the car.. :d