Everything posted by savage bulldogs
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Clive's classic clearout
Lol Added a few more bit's to the list
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new impreza owner.... regretably
Classics have a self code read function (much like the gm paperclip test ) connect some plugs together under the dash there's a how to on here somewhere The ecu is Under Passenger side front carpet behind a kick pannel what's the number code sticker on the ecu ? If it is a subaru ecu (not aftermarket) it would need to have a esl daughter board fitted in order to be remapped , the only way to find out is to unplug the ecu , take the cover off and look for a circuit board with esl 93/96 printed on it Does it even backfire when off boost and you gradually build the Rev's up or is it just on full throttle ?
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new impreza owner.... regretably
Unfortunately it Sound's like the previous owner just bolted on a bigger tdo5 and turned the boost up with the manual controller (uk turbo's should have a tdo4) without mapping it . If that is the case the oe map fuelling would be set up for the smaller turbo and is probably retarding the timing and using the fuel cut to try to stop any damage . Have you done a self code check ? Do you know what ecu is in it and if it's been mapped ?
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What have you done to your Subaru today ?
Nice work cusco [emoji106] I went for "scooby" blue but might change them to kawasaki green when I get my rims refurbished black [emoji5]
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Sluggish Acceleration
Sorry i don't know much about foz model codes is it a N.A version ? When was the last time it had a spark plug change ? as a misfire might cause lumpy idle and lack of throttle response, as mine fired up and drove on 2 cylinders with the same symptoms ..... When I accidentally plugged the left bank coilpacks in back to front [emoji51] [emoji4]
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Clive's classic clearout
Got quite a few bit's kicking about so thought I'd stick a list up . v3/v4 phase1.5 powder coated inlet with fuel rails , oe intake pipe, purge valve and part loom £60 SOLD V3/v4 coilpack £15 ht leads £10 Classic braided brake lines £20 Phase 1/1.5 440cc injectors (ultrasonically cleaned 1.5 k ago) £50 SOLD Full v3 uk interior no rips or tears £50 . SOLD Genuine crystal head lights £40 SOLD Genuine crystal spotlights £ 30 SOLD Preface splitter (no cracks but needs painting) £40 Aftermarket high level spoiler with rust free bootlid £50 SOLD Whiteline "pigtail" front droplinks (to suit steel arms) £20 V3 sti tmic with ally hard pipe £30 SOLD Standard ported headers £50 Pannels in 406 silver rust free doors / facelift bonnet Prices based on collection from suffolk pics on request and I'll add more as I find it . Thanks for looking Clive
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Finally got a TD05
Yeah I sold stu the front entry coldside I had converted for my v3 . So you just have to remove the actuator bracket , release the big circlip and switch the coldsides over . No need to re balance as you don't disturb the core [emoji6]
- Not boosting at all help?
- Not boosting at all help?
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Finally got a TD05
No probs I'll convert it when ever you want stu (it will only take 20 mins) I won't offer to fit it though as it's not warm enough for me to be playing spanner monkey outside yet [emoji4]
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What have you done to your Subaru today ?
Nearly bought a alcertek for my scoob today but decided to keep the apexi and get a z32 maff
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Show me your muddy flaps
Ok fella I'll drop em a email to check .
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Oil advice & recommendations from oilman @ Opie Oils
Thanks for the speedy reply tim . I'm not in a rush it's not due a change till march but would prefer to go back to the nano drive 10w 50 as the fuchs doesn't quiten the race pistons quite as well
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Oil advice & recommendations from oilman @ Opie Oils
Hi tim have you got any deals on the millers nano drive 10w 50 ?
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Show me your muddy flaps
Did you use the newage one's matt ?
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Show me your muddy flaps
Or leave tracks like snails
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Show me your muddy flaps
Rather partial to a nice set of flaps myself[emoji6] just not too keen on really big flaps that drag on the ground when moving [emoji4]
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Show me your muddy flaps
They look ideal in size, cos i don't want dirty great big rally flaps How much were they , any links bud ? Did you have to drill any holes in the front wings? I don't mind drilling holes in the rear bumper but I've only just put the front wings back on after sorting the surface rust
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Show me your muddy flaps
I recon the slim vinyl type would suit me better as hopefully they'll bend around the spats . Unlike the oe subaru ones as they're rigid plastic
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Show me your muddy flaps
Would be appreciated stants[emoji106] maybey drop me a what's app if you spot some [emoji6] Here's a couple of pics to show how the front spats sit (with added road grime lol)
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Show me your muddy flaps
£40 ish I'd like to keep the early sti "spats" that fit to the side skirts and hockey sticks if possible. I've got a set of front oe ones on the uk but they're not mint and I'll have to remove the front spats to get them to fit
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What have you done to your Subaru today ?
Looks real purdy though gambit [emoji5]
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Show me your muddy flaps
Thinking about getting a set of mud flaps for my classic as my wide offset wheels are chucking road grime everywhere [emoji53] Can anyone recommend a set that don't cost a fortune and don't require you to drill any holes (fit to the existing holes in the !Removed! guard's) Pics of them fitted would be good too [emoji6]
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code 24 icv will not go away argghhhh!
I think some people use "actuated boost" to run engine's in but I've never had to use it myself ,so wouldn't like to say if it's 100% safe to run it that way for a long time (maybe just stay off boost until it's sorted) As for a uprated map sensor my97 onwards classic oe map sensors are good for 1.5 or 1.7 bar and much cheaper than a 3 bar aftermarket one,standard subaru turbo's and engines are only good for about 1.4 bar anyways
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Zero sports 6s ecu
My 97 v3 uk turbo used a tdo4 and grey 380's [emoji6]