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SF5Fozzi

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  1. LoL It looks clean. u got a good 5 months to plan all the mods then!......👍🏻
  2. What do ya think of the curve it makes ?
  3. I had same issue years ago, but it was the n/s front bearing that kept on failing. But mine only did about 50miles. After the second 50mile failure I got my money back from e.c.p. I bought from i.c.p & it's still on there now years later. Just ring up luke at import. He'll sort u out😉
  4. Hmmmm, ok. Well from what you just wrote, I would do a compression test & leak down test. You would need to get a mobile mechanic in to do this if your not confident in doing that. Get all the details wrote down before he leaves. Before you mentioned the low compression I was thinking it sounds like the coilpack metal (x3 in each) connectors INSIDE the black plastic connector. iv seen this issue a few times now, where coilpacks are diagnosed, but it's the connectors not making a good connection. This COULD have been the original problem. the more they are slid off & put back on over time, makes them looser & looser. bad connection = misfire. Driving with missfire = eventually damaging that cylinder, what damage I hear you say, well that's what a compression test AND a leak down test will tell you. Hope this points u in the right direction. let us know the results.....👍 Did this oldboy garage 4 years ago give you a code?, Did they document it? Never ignore an engine light on a subaru. They come on for a reason. Toolstation sell for £25 a cheap(but does the job) obd2 scan tool to tell you any code that might be stored. Might be worth you getting, plugging it in under the steering wheel & seeing if there's any codes
  5. Can you explain in a bit more detail what your cylinder issue is ? & What is a fuel mix issue?
  6. Oh yes. It even surprises me. It frighteningly hit 615hp at 2.2bar,🔥. to much. Happy at 548. But I would really like to know what else is out there ??
  7. Just got mine to 548hp on vpower. What's the highest out there in the U.K ?,anyone know?
  8. In not sure about using this on a standard ecu, but probably yes. i m running alcatek impreza ecu in my 2002 51plate forester. so this would apply to bugeyes as well I guess. But the wires might be a different colour,but in the same locations in the connector.
  9. If your getting it remapped next week then I'd hurry up & get a RCM fuel pump installed. Can't really do much mapping with a standard pump. 👍
  10. Yeah I got one as well. Probably some big bald Russian bloke !.LoL
  11. Just I case any needs to know, or if any1 is interested in knowing LoL. When converting to speed density. The 2x wires that come off the iat sensor need to connect to the old maf sensors 5 pin connector. I bought a Subaru MALE 5pin connector (ebay) to connect to the old oem female maf connector so there's not any cutting off of wires from the oem loom. The3x unused ports I filled in with some hot glue. I connected it as in pictures below..... Hope this helps someone.
  12. R u on about the L shaped end clips?, Or the straight ones?
  13. @Dr.Acula I always thought a ground,is a ground. I do not get it ?, it would not need to be in the roof, other than, if the aerial is going up there, so it would be nearer, for the path of least resistance.
  14. Hello. Ok, hoping someone can shed some light on an issue im having please. Impreza ecu in a forester. The issue is, everything works as it should, apart from one rather annoying difference in the wires(maybe). The fuel pump constantly primes on with the ignition on, just before the next turn to start it up. I put my forester ecu back in the forester just to confirm it turns off after 2seconds of priming. It does. I put the impreza ecu in an 02 impreza & all ok. As it should be. Fuel pump primes for 2 seconds then turns its self off. I put my forester ecu in the impreza, & guess what, the opposite happens, no priming at all ????? Again everything else works as it should with the impreza ecu in the forester. it just annoying, knowing that something's not quite correct. anyone know the 'fix' ?
  15. You'll need the 'cruise control'control box that has what looks like an accelerator cable on it, you will then need a 'double' length throttle pin(2wire clips on it)going though the throttle to connect the cable to the throttle housing & the wires from the controler connecting to the appropiate pins on the ecu. A lot of hassle for something that won't really be used that often. i ripped my controller out so I could get the room for an RCM track attack oil catch can.
  16. Yeah, equal length from icp with rotated uppipe & h&s 3" center & afterburner vortex box.
  17. Sounds like it's locked it's self, I'm sure it does that after 3 failed attempts to input the pin, but it should reset after 30mins I always thought. But as Mrb said, if all else fails to work then replace the keypad for a second hand one & ring Subaru for your 4number pin, but if a previous owner has changed that pin then it'll be no good to u. From memory(without looking at the manual) u can then recode 3 or 4 fobs to your sigma. Or rip it out....
  18. Hi, u still need this cover? I got 1 in the silver u need. Let me know.
  19. Hi everyone! thought I'd join up as Iv have my Forester for about 10years & obviously never got around to joining. Iv just finished building myself a bit of an animal. Took me 3.5years to do......

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