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what power
hi guys
i got a sti v3 and done some mods and was wondering what power gains would i see from these mods, the mods below are ones i got now
hks turbo back exhaust
uprated fuel pump 255
hks induction kit
hks evc-s boost controller
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in a couple of months im going to get, if the wife lets
td05 20g turbo
550 injectors
and a simtek ecu, on the ecu subject where is the nearest place i can get one and mapped, i live in pembrokeshire west wales
thanks guys matthew
i got a sti v3 and done some mods and was wondering what power gains would i see from these mods, the mods below are ones i got now
hks turbo back exhaust
uprated fuel pump 255
hks induction kit
hks evc-s boost controller
fmic
in a couple of months im going to get, if the wife lets
td05 20g turbo
550 injectors
and a simtek ecu, on the ecu subject where is the nearest place i can get one and mapped, i live in pembrokeshire west wales
thanks guys matthew
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To take advantage of the Mods u've done the ECU needs to be re-mapped for them, u may have gain a little power.... Has the HKS boost controller been set-up properly and checked for correct fueling and any signs of DET??
With ur planned mods u should see around 400bhp, for mappinf contact JGM he is mobile and will come to u for the mapping....
With ur planned mods u should see around 400bhp, for mappinf contact JGM he is mobile and will come to u for the mapping....
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cheers mate, have you got his number please? Also dose he fit ecu's or is it just mapping he dose? And as for the car i aint had it mapped or anything for the mods thats on it because the std ecu cant be mapped im told, this is why i need one, and the hks evc-s is still in the box all other mods are on tho
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thanks ryan, do you supply and fit them? if so how much?
and i thought sti internals were good for close to 400bhp, but 400+ its uprated stuff then,
whats the max internals will handle???? not that i want to max them out, a nice safe, friendly daily drive with the extra horses i want.
and i thought sti internals were good for close to 400bhp, but 400+ its uprated stuff then,
whats the max internals will handle???? not that i want to max them out, a nice safe, friendly daily drive with the extra horses i want.
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Yeah the standard ecu on your car isn't mappable....
Probably a good think to have not fitted the boost controller til ur gonna get it mapped unless u have it set up properly so u know the car isn't DETing, should b ok with the other mods, although fitting induction kits can effect MAF scaling and cause the car to run lean....
20G is gonna be pushing the standard engine quite hard, there are quite a lot of cars do run 20G's without issue but think its more down to luck.... You probably will kill the standard 5 speed box though with a 20G...
Yeap JGM will supply, fit and MAP Simtek for u... Personally I would only have my car mapped by someone that is well known and does mapping full time... The Best mappers for Subaru's IMO are Andy Forrest, JGM and Bob Rawle
Probably a good think to have not fitted the boost controller til ur gonna get it mapped unless u have it set up properly so u know the car isn't DETing, should b ok with the other mods, although fitting induction kits can effect MAF scaling and cause the car to run lean....
20G is gonna be pushing the standard engine quite hard, there are quite a lot of cars do run 20G's without issue but think its more down to luck.... You probably will kill the standard 5 speed box though with a 20G...
Yeap JGM will supply, fit and MAP Simtek for u... Personally I would only have my car mapped by someone that is well known and does mapping full time... The Best mappers for Subaru's IMO are Andy Forrest, JGM and Bob Rawle
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thanks mate, but the chaps you listed are way up country, just thinking along the lines of problems after, if any.
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ive had the car 4 and a bit years and it aint missed a beat, drove it to london and back in one day, brummy land aswell, touch wood its sound, maintained to a high std and my motto is look after the car, and it will look after you, but i need a bit more bhp now, hence the mods
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May be worth trying to arrange a group buy if any other local boys want there cars done at the same time.... If the timing is right I may even get my EVO done
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Cheers fella I'm looking to do it, in about a month or so, just waiting for my new brakes to come, then it's out with the old and in with the new ( ecu ) how much roughly will it cost for simtek installed and mapped with LC and AL?????
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thanks ryan, do you supply and fit them? if so how much?
and i thought sti internals were good for close to 400bhp, but 400+ its uprated stuff then,
whats the max internals will handle???? not that i want to max them out, a nice safe, friendly daily drive with the extra horses i want.
and i thought sti internals were good for close to 400bhp, but 400+ its uprated stuff then,
whats the max internals will handle???? not that i want to max them out, a nice safe, friendly daily drive with the extra horses i want.
It's features are up there with the likes of Motec but for alot less money, and it supports Anti Lag and Launch Control which do tend to make people smile
It's an extremely technical ECU to map and it's not a five minute job, getting the cold start spot on requires a great deal of skill by itself and there are only about a dozen distributors in Europe, including ourselves that are capable of doing that. We're fortunate in that we have a close professional relationship with Richard Bulmer at Tracktive who's reputation speaks for itself
We're happy to talk about remapping at any time, just give us a call, Antony, one of the directors at Indigo is our mapper, he's back from Slovenia tomorrow after flying out over the weekend to map a handful of cars for some of our high end customers.
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http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/classic.html £895 fitted and mapped + £150 for LC & AL
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It is a very highly regarded ECU on here, it has AL and LC as an option for £150, as standard has duel maps, live mapping and MAFless (which the apexi can't do)
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We supplied, fitted and mapped Simtek ECU's a number of years back but when we started using the Hydra it pretty much fell into the background as we felt the Hydra provided a smarter solution with anti lag and launch control already included.
As for me personally, I've run my Apexi Power FC for three years, it's spec is nowhere near that of the Hydra but I love the Geek element with the hand commander, I will be replacing it with the Hydra in time for next year and to support my new engine
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I would recommend the Simtek if I wasn't aware of the Hydra, it allows a much more precise map through the ignition and fuelling tables and ultimately that's important to us especially when we're building a forged 600bhp + engine.
We supplied, fitted and mapped Simtek ECU's a number of years back but when we started using the Hydra it pretty much fell into the background as we felt the Hydra provided a smarter solution with anti lag and launch control already included.
As for me personally, I've run my Apexi Power FC for three years, it's spec is nowhere near that of the Hydra but I love the Geek element with the hand commander, I will be replacing it with the Hydra in time for next year and to support my new engine
We supplied, fitted and mapped Simtek ECU's a number of years back but when we started using the Hydra it pretty much fell into the background as we felt the Hydra provided a smarter solution with anti lag and launch control already included.
As for me personally, I've run my Apexi Power FC for three years, it's spec is nowhere near that of the Hydra but I love the Geek element with the hand commander, I will be replacing it with the Hydra in time for next year and to support my new engine
I was under the impression that the Simtek had quite a high resolution for fueling and igition compared to a lot of ECU's and there are a lot of boys running high power scooby's using them.... I know of a few people who upgraded from Simtek to Solaris ECU's they are supposed to be very good...
Apexi FC's were very popular a few years back with <98 impreza that couldn't be ECUTEK mapped...
Dont really know much about Hydra, dont hear them being used that much with subaru's altough they do seems very popular with EVO's
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Ah ok
I was under the impression that the Simtek had quite a high resolution for fueling and igition compared to a lot of ECU's and there are a lot of boys running high power scooby's using them.... I know of a few people who upgraded from Simtek to Solaris ECU's they are supposed to be very good...
Apexi FC's were very popular a few years back with <98 impreza that couldn't be ECUTEK mapped...
Dont really know much about Hydra, dont hear them being used that much with subaru's altough they do seems very popular with EVO's
I was under the impression that the Simtek had quite a high resolution for fueling and igition compared to a lot of ECU's and there are a lot of boys running high power scooby's using them.... I know of a few people who upgraded from Simtek to Solaris ECU's they are supposed to be very good...
Apexi FC's were very popular a few years back with <98 impreza that couldn't be ECUTEK mapped...
Dont really know much about Hydra, dont hear them being used that much with subaru's altough they do seems very popular with EVO's
It's mainly Evo's we've put them into, we've only done a handful of Subaru's but the results were impressive and as a Scooby owner myself I'd love to see more big power Subaru's, everyday I'm sat in the office watching 800bhp Evo's, 600bhp Evo's ect pulling up, I'm just not seeing the big power Scooby's... other than my own ofcouse
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That's why I'm leaning towards simtek, because everyone who is using this ecu can't fault it, stick with the devil you know, hence why I have put hks, tein and whitline, also k- sport goodies on the car, def one to think about
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the simtek will eliminate the maf sensor so no dramas there
For OP.......the 20G will push the internals but as said there are plenty of cars rolling with 400+ on standard bottom end its just how its driven.......
As for the gearbox again depending how old it is and how its driven........its the torque which kills it not so much the bhp and as your only a 2.0 you may get away with it for quite a while......I know a few guys running pretty much same set ups and are in the 380-410 bhp category and have had thier boxes last for a couple of years
lots of mappers with good reps out there........JGM and bob rawle being the main faces close to you but also your man at indigo getting some good reviews to
For OP.......the 20G will push the internals but as said there are plenty of cars rolling with 400+ on standard bottom end its just how its driven.......
As for the gearbox again depending how old it is and how its driven........its the torque which kills it not so much the bhp and as your only a 2.0 you may get away with it for quite a while......I know a few guys running pretty much same set ups and are in the 380-410 bhp category and have had thier boxes last for a couple of years
lots of mappers with good reps out there........JGM and bob rawle being the main faces close to you but also your man at indigo getting some good reviews to
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