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Folks,

Looking in medium term to add a bit more grunt to my 07 Wed impreza.

I don't want to sacrifice reliability too much, so what would be a sensible first step?

Filters? Exhaust? Remap?

Any advice welcome

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You've pretty much answered your own question- get the engine breathing well (new air filter and exhaust) then get it mapped to suit. If you're looking a bit longer term/a bit more power, you can get bigger injectors and play around with your fuel feeds a bit.

As I'm sure you've seen and been told already, it's a big can of worms to open, get your wallet prepared!

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I can't speak from comparison but a cosworth panel filter gave me a good collective gain along with other mods.

Cheers Scooby, Dan at Surrey Subaru Specialists recommending these so just checking

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Only heard good things about surrey scoobies, a few members on here use them so if they are giving advice/possible upgrade path you should be in good hands, cosworth are dry filters so need changing at service intervals, where as k&n etc are oiled, which can play havoc with the maf sensor, people tend to stay away from then unless they are going maf less

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Decided on BMC filter, Haywood & Scott rear and centre pipes .

Interim service beforehand. All done by Dan at Surrey Scooby Specialists.

Beans on toast next month for me

 

just wait till you think its not enough pwoer and decide engine rebuild is needed,,,,,,,,, hahahaha

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