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Old 03 March 2004 | 09:46 AM
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what is the main difference between these two units?

What would be the difference to the car if it was straight swapped with the current set up?

MY99uk.
Dawes mbc @ 1.15bar pressure, STi TMIC and alloy *Y* piece, Samco hoses (both sets), full decat, IC waterspray, knocklink, AFR, and boost gauge.

next up is fuel pump and reg.

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Old 03 March 2004 | 11:06 AM
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Significantly more power, at the cost of 5-700rpm later to reach 1 bar in 4th gear from low revs.

With the stock map, you'll be lean during spool up and the timing is suboptimal - on cars I've seen previously this has not been dangerous, but you should carefully check fuelling and knock afterwards. However, watch the boost level - running much leaner than the stock maps, mine was hitting 98.7% IDC's at 1.15 bar & 7k rpm. I'd expect this boost level to be dangerous above 6k on a stock map.

An EcuTek remap would finish it off nicely - greatly improving spool up, performance and driveability (not much more peak power [not when I remap, anyways ], but a much fatter torque curve).

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Old 03 March 2004 | 11:12 AM
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thanks Dowser,
The only problem I have with a remp is that i like to tinker and change things around, trying out new products and ideas, this would work out v. expensive if I had to get the map altered each time
what would the power/torque level be say comparing a td04 at 1.15bar and a td05 at say only 1.0 bar assuming the above mods?
would it be a safer option to reduce boost pressure slightly?

Ill hopefully be fitting this weekend sometime, Ill keep my peepers on the AFr and knock sensors then.
cheers again

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Old 03 March 2004 | 11:16 AM
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does it also make any difference that my car is a 99?
ie it adjusts both up and down.
Old 03 March 2004 | 12:52 PM
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Remember that the coolant pipe running on the side of the TD05 will rub against the geearbox on a MY99 so be ready with a grinder to remove some of the ridge on the gearbox (don't worry, it won't weaken the box).

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Old 03 March 2004 | 03:02 PM
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thanks Russel,
will that be just an ordinary 4" grinding wheel that I can pinch from site?
this is starting to sound better all the time
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