MY99 Simtek and remap
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Finally got my MY99 UK Turbo Remapped today with a simtek ecu by Andy Forrest
Estimated around 330 - 340 i was making
The car is now everything i wanted it to be, the original clutch is slipping when pulling hard in 5th Gear so time for a New one
FMIC Hybrid from Harvey
Uprated Fuel pump
Uprated plugs 7's
Full decat prodrive backbox
VF29 Turbo
K+N
Simtek ECU Mafless
3 Port Boost solenoid
Just one Question, the original ecu always allowed about 2 seconds of cranking before firing now the simtek Fires up instant, does the original one do this to allow oil pressure to build before firing
Estimated around 330 - 340 i was making
The car is now everything i wanted it to be, the original clutch is slipping when pulling hard in 5th Gear so time for a New one
FMIC Hybrid from Harvey
Uprated Fuel pump
Uprated plugs 7's
Full decat prodrive backbox
VF29 Turbo
K+N
Simtek ECU Mafless
3 Port Boost solenoid
Just one Question, the original ecu always allowed about 2 seconds of cranking before firing now the simtek Fires up instant, does the original one do this to allow oil pressure to build before firing
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You would have to ask someone at Subaru in Japan whether this was intended for oil flow/pressure, or some other purpose, but in practice that is what it will do.
I would imagine that somewhere in the Simtek there's a similar parameter. Might be worth asking Andy if it is mapper-adjustable, or something that can be changed in firmware, if you're concerned. I'd have thought it'd be something that Simtek have researched (either directly or via their mapper network) and found to be okay though. Do you have a separate oil cooler, or the OE modine/filter location btw?
Edited to add:
Might feel quicker, probably won't be in practice. UK engine with milder cams and overbucket shims doesn't rev as well as an STi engine. UK gearbox/ratios probably better suited to Just's setup, especially on the road. DCCD would alter the handling balance of course.
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Thanks for the reply splitpin
No i dont have a seperate oil cooler yet
No i dont have a seperate oil cooler yet
The OE ECU does have a delay built into it between acquisition of rotation/timing and spark switch-on, yes. If you know how you can alter it so the engine will turn over longer on the starter before firing.
You would have to ask someone at Subaru in Japan whether this was intended for oil flow/pressure, or some other purpose, but in practice that is what it will do.
I would imagine that somewhere in the Simtek there's a similar parameter. Might be worth asking Andy if it is mapper-adjustable, or something that can be changed in firmware, if you're concerned. I'd have thought it'd be something that Simtek have researched (either directly or via their mapper network) and found to be okay though. Do you have a separate oil cooler, or the OE modine/filter location btw?
Edited to add:
Might feel quicker, probably won't be in practice. UK engine with milder cams and overbucket shims doesn't rev as well as an STi engine. UK gearbox/ratios probably better suited to Just's setup, especially on the road. DCCD would alter the handling balance of course.
You would have to ask someone at Subaru in Japan whether this was intended for oil flow/pressure, or some other purpose, but in practice that is what it will do.
I would imagine that somewhere in the Simtek there's a similar parameter. Might be worth asking Andy if it is mapper-adjustable, or something that can be changed in firmware, if you're concerned. I'd have thought it'd be something that Simtek have researched (either directly or via their mapper network) and found to be okay though. Do you have a separate oil cooler, or the OE modine/filter location btw?
Edited to add:
Might feel quicker, probably won't be in practice. UK engine with milder cams and overbucket shims doesn't rev as well as an STi engine. UK gearbox/ratios probably better suited to Just's setup, especially on the road. DCCD would alter the handling balance of course.
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