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Old 22 March 2004, 11:16 PM
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I have the above item currently on a MY00. I'm looking for £450 + std ECU from a MY99/00 in exchange for the PPP ECU.
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what boost are you running with this?

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Old 23 March 2004, 09:06 AM
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I have one on my MY99 and the boost is running at 1.1 bar but can peak higher at times
before that went on the standard ECU boost was 0.95 bar (never quite made 1 bar)
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Old 23 March 2004, 11:21 AM
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[QUOTE=SlowBoy]I have the above item currently on a MY00. I'm looking for £450 + std ECU from a MY99/00 in exchange for the PPP ECU.[/QUOT
You can get one of these from grade A for £250 + vat and keep your old ecu mate?
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Old 23 March 2004, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Bully3176
You can get one of these from grade A for £250 + vat and keep your old ecu mate?
£250 +VAT is pricey for a std ecu. I've seen them change hands on here for £100!

SCD Simon - thanks for answering Coulster's Q.
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Old 23 March 2004, 04:07 PM
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Thanks, good luck with the sale

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What other parts are needed for the PPP? I already have Prodrive backbox. Are the other parts available separately? What extra power does PPP give?
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When purchased thru a dealer the pack includes ecu, back box, centre and intercooler hose. You can get a centre pipe from any aftermarket exhaust manufacturer, eg H&S (aka Scooby Exhausts), Scorpion, Magnex, etc, etc. Prob around £100. Intercooler piping will be available from Samco via one of their many resellers. No idea on cost, but I'd guess £50?

Power is incresed by around 20bhp. Ecu ups boost as detailed in SCD Simon's reply above. Most insurers won't penalise you too heavily due to power increase of <10%.
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Old 23 March 2004, 06:37 PM
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I have the Prodrive ECU, Magnex centre (straight through/no cat) and back box + samco turbo hoses (3 including the Y piece) All of the above were bought separately and it was a lot cheaper than buying PPP from the dealer.
The car never went on the rollers when standard but in it's current set up it has made 250 bhp/242 lbft
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Forgot to mention the Magnex centre was £60
and the Samco hoses were £67.

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Old 23 March 2004, 06:41 PM
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Ignore this bit

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Old 24 March 2004, 09:46 AM
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I give you £200 and my ecu? let me know if thats any good??
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Thanks, but no thanks. As you kindly pointed out, Grade A want £250+VAT for a standard ECU. PPP ECU costs £500+VAT from them (or it would if they had any).
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Ok mate
let me know if you change your mind??
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Old 24 March 2004, 06:36 PM
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OK.
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Originally Posted by SlowBoy
I don't have an Impreza but I do have a standard ECU (unused) as it was replaced with a PPP ECU on my dads Impreza in '98.
Would you be interested in buying this from me?
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Thanks for the offer, mate, but I've now sourced a suitable ECU.

So, now looking to sell the PPP ECU and no longer require exchange. Any takers?
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Old 26 March 2004, 07:20 PM
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Still got £250 for it if you want it?
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Sorry mate, not that desperate to sell really. I'll happily wait for an offer closer to the asking price. If I don't sell it by the time my new mods go on then I can think of a few mates running std ECUs who will happily look after it for me till a better offer comes my way.

Thanks for checking in though.
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Old 26 March 2004, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by SCD Simon
I have the Prodrive ECU, Magnex centre (straight through/no cat) and back box + samco turbo hoses (3 including the Y piece) All of the above were bought separately and it was a lot cheaper than buying PPP from the dealer.
The car never went on the rollers when standard but in it's current set up it has made 250 bhp/242 lbft
Simon

Forgot to mention the Magnex centre was £60
and the Samco hoses were £67.
Go for a decat dp as well, mate. Should see an easy extra 10lb/ft.
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Old 27 March 2004, 04:26 AM
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So how much are you selling the ECU for now, without an exchange ?
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Old 27 March 2004, 11:32 AM
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I've sourced a std ECU for £80. To be completely honest, I would have accepted £400 with an exchange, so closest offer to £480 seams fair.
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Old 27 March 2004, 11:56 AM
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far too expensive for me
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Old 27 March 2004, 12:10 PM
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Did you think I'd be asking for less than the initial price, without an exchange???

Haven't seen these advertised much on here so didn't know what they go for, but I don't think this is too far off the mark.
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Old 27 March 2004, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowBoy
Go for a decat dp as well, mate. Should see an easy extra 10lb/ft.
Slowboy
Are you a mind reader
Been thinking it's most probably the next mod
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Got to do it mate. It sounds lurrrrvely.

£450 then anyone?
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Old 28 March 2004, 05:53 PM
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Still got £250 burning a hole in my pocket mate???
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also interested in this (and the other one advertised) but cant decide whether to keep the pennies and go for a tek 2 or 3 later.
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Old 28 March 2004, 08:12 PM
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Basically a PPP ECU *is* a Tek2 a Tek3 is mapped to your individual car (harder to sell on long term, as it is individually mapped, and no two cars are the same (even with the same mods) the upside is the licence for future remaps on Tek3)
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Old 28 March 2004, 08:29 PM
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I sold my tek 2.5 outright for 450, and imho they seem to go for slightly more than th epp ecu's, as they tend to have a slightly more "agreesive" map.

The ppp's I've een tend to go for around 400 ish, and around 350 ish with another ecu in px.

As for standard ae801's etc. - 250 - they're avin a cold bath, I paid 100 for mine, which is all there really worth.

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