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Fitted the above today and just wondered if it would be more benaficial to get a re-map , my very near future mods are new intercooler , turbo , injectors, and fuel pump , which will obviously require a re-map so could i hang on untill then , i'm under the impression it is ok to run it as it is but just wondered if i'd get more gains etc
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i would take it off untill your ready for the remap as you can damage the engine and you will feel no real power gain until you have remapped as it will be altering the amount of air your taking in
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Really , i honestly thought you could just fit these and be done with it , espicially as the maf stays in place too
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They sound bloody superv though dont they
, i'm just too impatient , i got this and was planning to leave it untill i had all the bits fitted at once , but hey thats me lol
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Take off immediately , even though you have fitted the same maff the air flow characteristics will be different and it is recommended to get a re-map , have one on my 2002 sti .
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Blimey just papped myself then , glad it wont self destruct , but i do know of a few guys running these for a while now with no re-map post fitment
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As long as its ok then i'm leaving the superb thing on
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As long as its ok then i'm leaving the superb thing on
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