TSL "353" package
15 January 2008, 10:36 PM
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TSL "353" package
Having had my STi PPP re-mapped by TSL some while ago, I'm looking at various options for upping the output (would love a torque increase) I now see that they do a "353" package consisting of their pulse extraction exhaust, ceramic coated headers and of course, a re-map. Although I would prefer somewhere nearer 380 and appropriate torque, this would mean turbo and injectors.
Has anyone had the 353 pack? or any opinion as to it's effectiveness?
JohnD
Has anyone had the 353 pack? or any opinion as to it's effectiveness?
JohnD
16 January 2008, 08:32 AM
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Why wait for the warranty? Unless you claim on a problem involving the ECU, it's very doubtful they'll ever know!
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16 January 2008, 11:36 AM
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I had the PPP to 333 conversation done around 6 months or so ago. Have to say I am very pleased with the results, driveability is much better. As JohnD said no difference below 3000rpm but that fantastic difference from then onwards.
On Dyno Demons rollers it made 317.9bhp and 331lbft.
On Dyno Demons rollers it made 317.9bhp and 331lbft.
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16 January 2008, 01:09 PM
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i have the pulse extraction system on my 06 sti. I love the sound of it, it pops and bangs on over run. The burble is still in full effect, but there is more menace to it than with my firestorm. Its not cheap though, same with the headers, when you compare bhp to $£$£.
16 January 2008, 01:54 PM
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, hows it running
16 January 2008, 10:05 PM
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not bad m8
all fixed up
engine bay looking shiny
winter wheels and tyres on
saving the 888's for brands hatch on feb 22nd
will keep you posted
budgie
all fixed up
engine bay looking shiny
winter wheels and tyres on
saving the 888's for brands hatch on feb 22nd
will keep you posted
budgie
17 January 2008, 11:47 AM
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Not exactly ONE step further, is it! 
Is that a track day at Brands on 22 Feb? As it's only half hour away and half term, I may pop down for a bit of entertainment!
JohnD
PS Who did TSL use for the mapping, do they still use Richard Bulmer?
Is that a track day at Brands on 22 Feb? As it's only half hour away and half term, I may pop down for a bit of entertainment!
JohnD
PS Who did TSL use for the mapping, do they still use Richard Bulmer?
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17 January 2008, 12:28 PM
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17 January 2008, 05:35 PM
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john
depends how long your legs are
yes it is
and not sure
gaz
yes it is
and the wheel is fab
martin
i bought it as is so didnt get hit to hard
budgie
depends how long your legs are
yes it is
and not sure
gaz
yes it is
and the wheel is fab
martin
i bought it as is so didnt get hit to hard
budgie
17 January 2008, 06:01 PM
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i use a van for work and the wife has her own car
other than that i use it whenever possible
need to be aware of speed bumps
and the clutch can be a little heavy
but the anti lag is a must in the local town centre
and i wouldn't go to asda with the kids in anything
budgie
17 January 2008, 06:46 PM
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PS Who did TSL use for the mapping, do they still use Richard Bulmer?[/QUOTE]
although not 100%, paul from zen performance mapped it last time i saw it
although not 100%, paul from zen performance mapped it last time i saw it
18 January 2008, 12:54 AM
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the car can be used everyday but i choose not to
i use a van for work and the wife has her own car
other than that i use it whenever possible
need to be aware of speed bumps
and the clutch can be a little heavy
but the anti lag is a must in the local town centre
and i wouldn't go to asda with the kids in anything
budgie
i use a van for work and the wife has her own car
other than that i use it whenever possible
need to be aware of speed bumps
and the clutch can be a little heavy
but the anti lag is a must in the local town centre
and i wouldn't go to asda with the kids in anything
budgie
If you get bored with it, i'm still saving.
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