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  1. My mapper (Clive attowe ) has been mapping since 1982 in his own premises. You'll struggle to find a bad review / comment about him , he's not a "scooby specialists" but he's probably mapped more scoobies than most in the past 30 odd years .

    His dyno cell is mint and doesn't over inflate figures, he doesn't sell anything but will fix just about everything.

    shame your so far away but I gave "Clive attowe reviews " a google and this popped up .

    http://www.aftermarketonline.net/Technical/2015/30290-/Garage-visit-to-Clive-Atthowe-Tuning

    His bread n butter is now mainly vag stuff but the only scooby software he doesn't use is esl , hence why I used jgm for my v3 uk at attowes dyno .

    They both had a lot of mutual respect for each other and I felt quite lucky to have them both looking over my car at the time .

    There's plenty of opinions expressed about who's hot and who's not but for locality to you I'd say speak to engine tuner and if it's local enough , pop in for a power run and a chat before you dip your hand in your pocket again .

    As you can make your own mind up and try before you buy [emoji6]

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  2. Could have had my lines Clive, been sat in the packet sinceJuly, not sure my original ones will come off without some major surgery, may just leave as is

    Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk

    Tbh I was only supposed to be ordering some fast road pads but I noticed 1 of the rear existing braided lines had been rubbing on the bodywork since I fitted the coilovers.

    I just ended up impulse buying a full set [emoji39]

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  3. I'm running pretty much the same spec in my 94 sti and I built the engine myself too but I've got a smaller turbo and injectors. It's a fairly unusual turbo choice too aps sr40 which is basically a garret gt28rs with a 8cm hotside.

    It's stock location and should be good for 400hp but it was only £200 so I thought it was worth a punt 😎

    I haven't got it mapped in yet so I've just turned it down to 1 bar untill I do .

    If you know your way round a boxer build feel free to join in or add any advice on any of the threads here .

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

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  4. Only other decent mappers I can think of that would come to a dyno of your choice (mobile mappers) are Andy forest and Bob rawl. Both of them are normally difficult to get hold of due to being so busy .

    I've never delt with Alan Jeffrey (engine tuner) but he has a good rep and was helpful via email with some questions I had a while back

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  5. Your welcome mate , you nearly always get a reply on here .

    We like to help if possible 

    Do you know if your injectors are the right ones for the ecu (phase 1 grey 380's or yellow 440's ) did you use new "o" rings when you fitted them ?

    Do you know if the fpr is reading true ?

    as a slight change in pressure can make a big difference to the fueling .

    Thought I'd add I once connected the coil packs on cylinder 1 &3 the wrong way round [emoji55] it ran lumpy on 2 cylinders and even drove up to 3k .

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  6. Hi n welcome , some choice mods and nice figures you've got there bud [emoji106]

    Do like a early classic me [emoji6] always nice to see one in good nick that's had time n effort spent on it [emoji41]

    I have heard of a few people running derv truck turbos and getting good results . Are they standard location or custom rotated ?

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  7. I pay the same tax on my 05 plate 1.3 cdti combo van as I do for my 94 sti [emoji15]

    Although it should be almost half that for the van, apparently it's the "heavy load" version so it's a higher tax bracket .

    I'm fairly sure that I won't be buying a Renault derv anyways but it goes to show that the influx of new "small smart derv city cars " that we were influxed with a few years ago .....

    Weren't so smart after all [emoji39]

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  8. Sometimes you can get away with re using the turbo outlet gaskets but they're a "crush" type gasket and don't always reseal properly.

    I used a bit of exhaust assembly paste once before just to see me through untill I got a new one but it's not recommended to use in pre cat locations.

    Admittedly my catted downpipe was in the shed at the time [emoji23]

    Did you nip the bolts up evenly ?

    As you might be lucky enough to just undo the bolts a bit , support the downpipe (with a jack and a block of wood) to close the flanges together at the right angle and re tighten them .

    Otherwise it's a new gasket, bud

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

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  9. Had a box with ally pipework from "ash" turn up today 😎

    so I had a quick "play" to see if I can find a neater way of re routing the intake pipe work by getting a custom hard pipe welded up .

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    It not looking as easy as I'd hoped but I like a challenge and was never any good at tetris anyways [emoji39]

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  10. It depends on what year sti or wrx and whether it's a uk or jdm version .

    Generally the sti has all the above plus better cams ,headgaskets and forged pistons .

    So for instance a 04 wrx would probably be at its limit at 360 hp . Whereas a 04 jdm sti would be good for 450 hp, have better brakes and a much stronger 6 speed box.

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  11. No problem ,bud .

    Unfortunately sparks ain't really my thing .

    there's a link to free pdf files on 1 of the first few pages of my sticky build thread on here which will have the diagrams on .

    The loom earth should bolt onto the inlet manifold with a earthing "eye" just behind the start of the fuel hard lines (above cylinder 4 )

    Keep us posted and best of luck

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

  12. Has it definitely got a jdm ecu in it ?

    Changing the tps or icv can cause issues if the manual adjustment is in a different position . As the ecu thinks it's in a different position .

    Have you attached the engine loom earth to the inlet manifold?

    Did you reinstall the ignition igniter behind the boost solinoid bracket. As this is by passed when doing a newage coil pack conversion?

    If it's not broke .....upgrade it 😊

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