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Piggysniffer

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  1. I honestly don't know tbh, would it be better if I went the romraider route, so then I could really get/look into everything, and "maybe" down the line do some tuning, I'm pretty good with the mechanical side of things, just got a bit overwhelmed reading up on wgdc's, injector latency, pedal v requested torque or some such things etc, I'm a born fiddler so once I understand it I'm sure I will love it, just not sure what cable I would need, what laptop ? Software etc
  2. I have put a couple of posts up in the Subaru Impreza forum, hope that's the right place
  3. Hi all, thought I best start another thread for this. Basically I just need to know exactly what I need to log my car 2007 hawkeye wrx, I have no idea even though I have read and read about it all as I'm reading that there's all sorts of different cables etc, I also have absolutely no idea what the logs are going to mean so am hoping someone could read them and tell me if they are good or not, Im hoping it may show why I get bucking in my car (as per my other thread) Many thanks again in advance for any help
  4. Afternoon all, I have a 2007 wrx wagon that pretty much drives good, randomly I will get a bucking as boost starts to come in, it's pretty savage sometimes, enough to throw you about in the seat, it is random and only happens in 1st and second mostly and the boost gauge will jump up to 10-12 psi and back to zero when doing it, the afr will also jump around but I presume that is to be expected, at any other time the afr is good, a steady 14.7 - 14.8 while of boost, going to 10.4- 10.5 at wot with a good taper from the start of boost, I honestly think it could be a dbw throttle pedal issue as when I bought the car the pedal stop was missing from the floor, unbeknown to me, I found it in the glove compartment when I got the car but had no idea what it was until a few weeks later, have no idea how long it had been off or why, but I had mashed the pedal down a fair few times myself without it on , I then read that not having that stop could damage the pedal sensor/casing and to be honest it looks a bit bowed in places, just wondering if anyone else has heard or had this sort of problem Thanks in advance for any help guys/gals, I'm going to post onother thread about logging the car also
  5. Cheers guys, I will probs end up posting in the wrong place as I've taken a few knocks to the head over the years
  6. Hello mate, just joined myself so it's a hello from me, if you could reply to my newbie post, we may just get things rolling
  7. Mornin all, just a quick hello, got myself a 07 wrx wagon after a deer wrote my 03 wagon off, all is good apart from some bucking as it comes on boost, so I'm hoping I can find a helping hand at some point :)

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