Jackpot mate, sounds like you dropped onto a beauty, I would still recommend you get the esl daughter board and have it mapped otherwise there may be some tears down the line.

 

Oh right well if it helps prevent anything going wrong then yer I will get it done. I think also a baffled sump helps so will get that done too

 

Sounds like a sound investment there chap, good choice! Good to hear you enjoyed the drive home - the further away the better if it's solid :-)

 

250'ish miles and only used 3/4 tank of vpower! not bad - I did drive like a snail tho, few bursts here n there nothing crazy

 

Nice looking car, glad you're pleased with it. I really recommend getting it fitted with an ESL and mapped. I had mine done last year by Racedynamix £550 supplied fitted and mapped (at home). The difference is night and day.
I'm in Essex too. Sometime next month I'm going to need a few tweeks to my map and was gonna call Duncan. Maybe get them done at the same time?

Good luck with the car

 

Nice looking car, glad you're pleased with it. I really recommend getting it fitted with an ESL and mapped. I had mine done last year by Racedynamix £550 supplied fitted and mapped (at home). The difference is night and day.
I'm in Essex too. Sometime next month I'm going to need a few tweeks to my map and was gonna call Duncan. Maybe get them done at the same time?

Good luck with the car

Oh and there's a healthy Subaru "scene" in Essex.

 

yer that sounds like a good plan, definitely up for that, should have the funds to do it by next month, PM when you're thinking of doing it and we can organise it

 

Good choice. Now enjoy it as it is as these cars can swallow all your money once you go down the modding route.

 

Type r great car had mine nearly 3 years now. What's the mods of this car mate?

 

Sorry just read its a 4 door still a decent car with wiked spec engine. Push that box tox 350 really that's the weak point. Fit a 6 speed

 

Very nice enjoy

 

Lol at sonic, stop egging him on.

You won't need a baffled sump unless your planning on doing some track days, I would advise a set of gauges so you know what's going on and the remap to be on the safe side, not really for any power gains but to avoid det and lean/ rich running issues, one or all of which is probably why it's had a rebuild in the first place.

You have a really nice car that's got some very choice engine components that are easily capable of running 450bhp, but you do need to make sure it's all running sweet.

Go easy on it until you get it mapped, use ONLY V Power or Tesco Momentum, have it mapped on the one that is most common in your area, make sure it's good and warm before you take it above 3k rpm, (takes at least 15 mins) and go easy on it for a mile or so before you turn it off and all will be well.

Personally though i'd not go above 3k rpm until it was mapped, but i'm a nervous soul having paid for two engine builds.