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Old Aug 29, 2013 | 04:45 PM
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Default SC46 billet, Ecutek 800cc injectors + other bits from 08 STI Hatch

All these parts have recently been removed from my 08 STI hatchback. I have recently had a rotated setup fitted by enginetuner, hence
the removal of these parts. They have been on the car for around 3 years and covered around 12000 miles in that time.

SC46 Billet turbo Deposit paid
Perrin silicone turbo inlet hose 56mm (no breather inserts) SOLD
Ecutek 800cc injectors 2002+ vehicles Grab a bargain HERE
cosworth front mount intercooler 08+ (no pipework) Grab a bargain HERE
Hayward and Scott 08+ 3" Centre Pipe For twin/quad Backbox £90 delivered
Hayward and Scott 08+ 3" Cat replacement pipe £65 delivered
Hayward and Scott 08+ 3" decat downpipe "wrapped" £75 delivered
AEM Cold air intake kit 08-11 sti (cover is not in very good condition, rusty flaky paint) Grab a bargain HERE

Few pics available here, more available of individual part on request.
http://s1308.photobucket.com/user/ja...s%20for%20sale
Open to offers for combinations or the whole lot.

Also have some other odd bits hanging around that I am open to offers on as I have no idea of value:
OEM ecu from Hatchback (with ecutek license currently mapped for the above parts with 2 racerom maps vpower/meth by Martynj @ enginetuner)
OEM 08 sti Fuel rails
RCM uppipe (I bought as package with headers)

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I would be interested in the Perrin intake pipe if it will fit a Blobeye.
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Old Aug 29, 2013 | 05:49 PM
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I would be interested in the Perrin intake pipe if it will fit a Blobeye.
I am no expert, but according to the perrin site, it is suitable for 2002-2007 wrx & 2004-2013 sti.
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Old Aug 29, 2013 | 06:10 PM
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Do you have a Hayward and Scott Quad pipe back box going to bud? If so could be interested in the cat pipe/centre & back box.

By the way the link doesn't seem to work, unless its an ipad thing.

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Just out of interest how have you found the upgrade?

I've always had rotated kits in the past circa 500 with a GT30 and circa 600 with a GT35.

My latest car a widetrack JDM STI had a Twin Scroll LM450 on it that made 504bhp.

I've just built a 2.1 stroker and am now debating which route to go again. Was there a real noticeable difference between the SC46 (ive seen these do north of 500bhp) and a Rotated set up? Which have you gone for a 30 or a 35?

Do you have any figures yet?

Really would appreciate you're opinion.
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Originally Posted by Kedlestone
Do you have a Hayward and Scott Quad pipe back box going to bud? If so could be interested in the cat pipe/centre & back box.

By the way the link doesn't seem to work, unless its an ipad thing.
I am still using the quad back box, I had a new downpipe for rotated setup and a new resonated centre pipe created. I guessed it would save someone some money if they wanted a full h&s system. Get a new quad box from h&s and get the rest of the exhaust for less than half the price

I think the link works now.

Cheers
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Originally Posted by jaypSTi
I am no expert, but according to the perrin site, it is suitable for 2002-2007 wrx & 2004-2013 sti.
As you were mate, sorry to mess you about, I'm going to look at a hard pipe conversion.
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Originally Posted by jaypSTi
I am still using the quad back box, I had a new downpipe for rotated setup and a new resonated centre pipe created. I guessed it would save someone some money if they wanted a full h&s system. Get a new quad box from h&s and get the rest of the exhaust for less than half the price

I think the link works now.

Cheers
No problems bud, in which case I'm interested in the centre section for now. What are we looking at for delivery to Derby?
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
Just out of interest how have you found the upgrade?

I've always had rotated kits in the past circa 500 with a GT30 and circa 600 with a GT35.

My latest car a widetrack JDM STI had a Twin Scroll LM450 on it that made 504bhp.

I've just built a 2.1 stroker and am now debating which route to go again. Was there a real noticeable difference between the SC46 (ive seen these do north of 500bhp) and a Rotated set up? Which have you gone for a 30 or a 35?

Do you have any figures yet?

Really would appreciate you're opinion.
SC46 billet with vpower+8% meth produced 495bhp/520ftlb and was absolutely epic!
But.....Methanol is a pita and was always scared to really use that power on my old 2.5 lump.

Now with my GT30+ billet coupled with an enginetuner 2.35, it's on a whole new level. More power, more torque, no dangerous chemicals to transfer and I am not scared to use it

http://i1308.photobucket.com/albums/...psadeb4fc7.jpg

2bar vpower only.
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Any news on the centre pipe + delivery cost mate?
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Originally Posted by dazdavies
Just out of interest how have you found the upgrade?

I've always had rotated kits in the past circa 500 with a GT30 and circa 600 with a GT35.

My latest car a widetrack JDM STI had a Twin Scroll LM450 on it that made 504bhp.

I've just built a 2.1 stroker and am now debating which route to go again. Was there a real noticeable difference between the SC46 (ive seen these do north of 500bhp) and a Rotated set up? Which have you gone for a 30 or a 35?

Do you have any figures yet?

Really would appreciate you're opinion.

The difference between the standard mount turbos and rotated are like night and day IMO ,,, the rotated kits drive much better running the same power as the standard mount ones ,,,,the chap I run another forum with has the sc46 (about to sell it) and iv got a rotated gt30 none billet and mine drives a lot diffrent and I would say is a better car for daily driving and spool and a lot more progressive coming on boost ,,where as the standard mount turbos seems like there fighting to get n boost in comparison ,,,this is just my opinion but after show a few members what I ment in real terms they have gone and brought rotated kits so the results must speak for themselfs
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Sorry mate, off topic but where abouts in cornwall are you? sounds like an awesome motor!
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Originally Posted by Kedlestone
Any news on the centre pipe + delivery cost mate?
Sorry missed your post, you have pm
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Originally Posted by BadBadLeeroyBrown
Sorry mate, off topic but where abouts in cornwall are you? sounds like an awesome motor!
St. Ives, you?
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Old Sep 3, 2013 | 01:46 PM
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Camborne, would have thought I might have seen you around.
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Anyone? Sensible offers considered..
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Originally Posted by jaypSTi
Anyone? Sensible offers considered..
I think it is the pick up from Cornwall that is limiting your offers.
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Originally Posted by Murrayf99
I think it is the pick up from Cornwall that is limiting your offers.
I can see how people could get confused and think that. I have adjusted accordingly and now all prices include delivery
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is the SC46 sold?
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These are all available again, the original buyer who paid a deposit has disappeared
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More pics as requested





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Perrin intake now sold. I can't believe nobody has snatched the billet sc46 turbo...gotta be "lb for lb" the best turbo out there.
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any offers?
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prices reduced
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could be interested in the turbo & injectors, whats your best price for these?
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will the injectors fit a MY05 sti?
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Originally Posted by satpink
will the injectors fit a MY05 sti?
The kit fits ALL Subaru Impreza models from 2002 onwards except US STI 2004/2005MY, which uses a different 'Side Feed' injector design

As long as its not a US car
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Any chance of a pic of the intercooler mate?
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