Prodrive Kit for MY03WRX for sale soon
05 October 2006, 12:11 PM
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Prodrive Kit for MY03WRX for sale
As the title suggests I am selling the Prodrive Performance Pack off of my 03WRX which has done about 28,000 miles since it was fitted to the car. Will fit blobeye model only
This will come with the exhaust, centre section, ECU and intercooler hose. I have the certificate to prove it is the correct gear but it will probably be no use to new owner as it relates to my car.
Kit will be removed from car on 15/16 Nov this year as the upgrade is fitted. Will be able to send after that. Not sure how much delivery will be as yet as I have no idea what the weight will be but collection would be preferable. i'm on the South Yorkshire/lincolnshire border
Offers around £650.
Cheers
This will come with the exhaust, centre section, ECU and intercooler hose. I have the certificate to prove it is the correct gear but it will probably be no use to new owner as it relates to my car.
Kit will be removed from car on 15/16 Nov this year as the upgrade is fitted. Will be able to send after that. Not sure how much delivery will be as yet as I have no idea what the weight will be but collection would be preferable. i'm on the South Yorkshire/lincolnshire border
Offers around £650.
Cheers
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09 October 2006, 12:31 PM
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Could be interested if the lads holiday falls through, planned for 9th Nov.
What sort of power were u running with this fitted? How easy would a DIY installation be, id be fine with the exhaust but will the ECU just be "plug and play"?
Also why is there an intercooler hose included? What benefit would be gained from changing this?
What sort of power were u running with this fitted? How easy would a DIY installation be, id be fine with the exhaust but will the ECU just be "plug and play"?
Also why is there an intercooler hose included? What benefit would be gained from changing this?
09 October 2006, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by h4rry
Could be interested if the lads holiday falls through, planned for 9th Nov.
What sort of power were u running with this fitted? How easy would a DIY installation be, id be fine with the exhaust but will the ECU just be "plug and play"?
Also why is there an intercooler hose included? What benefit would be gained from changing this?
What sort of power were u running with this fitted? How easy would a DIY installation be, id be fine with the exhaust but will the ECU just be "plug and play"?
Also why is there an intercooler hose included? What benefit would be gained from changing this?
The intercooler hose replaces the black ribbed rubber hose underneath your intercooler to stop it bursting at high boost pressures (I think thats why) the standard one is not up to the increased bhp so it is replaced.
The car runs at '265ps' which is around 261bhp with the PPP kit fitted and has a lot more torque in 2nd and 3rd gear. I have driven both standard and PPP cars and the difference is noticeable.
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26 October 2006, 01:53 PM
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PM me if you are willing to split. I already have the PPP exhaust so would only want the ECU and intercooler hose(s)
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wont you have to get your KEYS programmed to the new ecu?
Just the immobiliser is built in From what I can remember
maybe im wrong, but the local dealer might have to program your keys so the car will even start
Just the immobiliser is built in From what I can remember
maybe im wrong, but the local dealer might have to program your keys so the car will even start
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