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  1. 11 hours ago, Andy_Mac said:

    Standard Subaru ones are fine for almost all cases. What are you calling big HP?


    Around 400hp. 
     

    I assumed that was the case but have a set of “plasma” coils I got in a parts box and wondered  if it was worth using or just selling. 

     

  2. Hi guys,

    I have a modified 2005 GT legacy which I am returning to standard setup.

    It was dyno tuned and the ECU modified, I need someone with a stock car of the same year (manual) so I can download the stock tune via the OBD11 port.

    Can anyone in Canterbury help me out here? Gotasuby is going to help me download the tune locally.

    I'll even throw in ten bucks and a high five for the legend that comes to the party :-)

    Any help would be really appreciated thanks.

  3. Hi,

    I posted this in the sticky on tuning but don't know how many people would look there.

    I have a 2005 Legacy GT Manual ECU that I had tuned at NZEFI. The car itself had a bunch of supporting modifications.

    I am now reverting it all back to stock and want to reflash the ECU to a stock tune. Can anyone in Christchurch help me with this? any input would be appreciated.

  4.  evowrx said:
    If it was my project id go straight to a wire in ecu and build a new loom its just such a mish pissing round with trying to cut the loom up etc.

    My intention for the 818c is to run a G4 with traction control. I will not re use the loom or ECU from the stock motor.

    What I need to do is find a stock tune computer that works with my 2005 as I have stripped all the performance parts off it. The modified factory computer will no longer run it safely.

    I have now found a 2003 GT ECU that was a manual. Can anyone tell me if that one will work safely?

  5.  evowrx said:
    If it was my project id go straight to a wire in ecu and build a new loom its just such a mish pissing round with trying to cut the loom up etc.

    I am planning on running a G4 with traction control.

    Doesn't help my predicament now though which is trying to get my daily de modified ready for sale. Do you think the 2003 ECU will work without issues on my 2005?

  6.  Andy_Mac said:
    Auto from the same year will be alright, swapping it into a manual car will not work though, there are some auto and manual specific tables that won't be set correctly.

    320hp is pretty good, is rhat at the wheels or engine?

    Engine. That would have been nice at the wheels!

  7. Great replies thanks guys,

    I want the parts off the old car for my new project car that will use the same engine so can't reuse the computer as its setup for all the mods.

    So if the auto computer won't work is there a way of 'resetting' as such the modified computer to revert to standard stock tune?

  8. Hi guys,

    I am selling my 2005 GT this month and want to keep the tuned computer. It's standard but has been dyno programmed to a 320hp in "power" mode and running Spring boost pressure in "Eco" mode. I am taking off all the performance upgrades to bring the car back to original along with keeping the computer.

    My question is, can I swap in a stock ecu from an auto same year and make? What possible side effects/issues could that cause?

    Cheers in advance for your input.

  9.  Marky said:
    Buy a stock STi turbo and exhaust manifold setup, that's bolt on and capable of what you're asking (there's a wealth of info on what can flow what and which is best for what)

    Exhaust is going to be custom made I assume anyway

    Intake is a variety of simple intake pipes - they are about $100, all are much of a muchness really

    Stock 550cc injectors wouldn't be far off those power numbers unless you're on E85

    The "Legacy" bolt on path would be the expensive and hard road to take, treating it as simply a "EJ20" upgrade means you don't have this slightly oddball, bespoke vehicle to deal with, remember all the bolt on parts are designed around fitting into the bastard cramped subaru engine bay setup. With a small amount of fabrication (and I mean -small-) you could place whatever turbo you wanted, wherever you wanted, run your own intake, exhaust and intercooling arrangement, and spend half as much as having to buy the "bolt on" components

    good info thanks.

    I think still easier to go with the STI bolt on turbo and manifold. I will explore my options there.

  10.  Marky said:
    To be fair what you're looking for isn't so much a "legacy" upgrade path, just look online (or here) for a recipe for a 400hp EJ20

    There isn't much required and the factory STi parts can get to that level with a little push in the right areas, and do it all day, forever (ish)

    If the motor isn't in a stock chassis then the normal "bolt on" mods don't apply, just give it the right turbo, let it breathe (in and out), and give it enough fuel and robert's your mother's brother

    I am after true bolt on upgrades where possible.

    What I am hearing is basically bigger turbo, let it breath better in and out, bigger injectors higher flow intercooler and a good tune?

    Can you please post some links to bolt on turbo options you guys know of?

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