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brotherd

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  • Drives :
    SF5 Forester, EJ205, Twinscroll VF36, weak ass 5speed rubber-band & bubba's car seat
  • Interests
    Toyota Supra, 58 Belair, 80's Series Landcruiser
  • Location
    Whakatane
  • Occupation
    Auto Electrician

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  1. Thanks for the help guys. I'll try keep my eye's peeled for a standard WRX ECU. I have modified plenty of Toyota's in the past and you seem to get away with murder when it comes to mods. Here's my old MK3 Supra, I fitted and wired up a 2JZGTE, then single turboed and made my own down-pipe/exhaust. Made 300kw on the standard ECU :-D [video=youtube;Q7hb91gKp8A]
  2. I appreciate the info, I struggle to understand why Subaru tuned certain engines in a way that makes them painful to modify. Is it worth me using a V5 Sti ECU or has anyone tried and had success with Megasquirt ECU's? Otherwise, is there a better ECU I could use? Not trying to sound tight fisted, but that's where i'm going with it till next year :-p
  3. Did it have much of an effect replacing the under manifold pipe and heat-tape on intercooler? I have read a little about removing the resonator on the intake, what is the reason for this? After a 30min drive, when you make tight turns, I experience what feels like LSD's grabbing and resisting the turn. Plus the gearbox made a pretty awful whirring sound when just cruising, new oil in the box and diff pretty much cured that for the most part, I imagine it will still need work done or replacement before too long. [quote name=kwi_fozze said: Sf5c, unfortunately you can't do very much in regards to ECU. Link or a reflash from STM in Wellington, or wrc developments in Napier.Good looking car, swapping out the rear swaybar for an STI one makes a huge difference :-) Cheers, it was originally owned by a young family who looked after it mechanically very well, unfortunately the same can't be said about the interior. Currently have the interior out and being groomed. Going forward with my current motor, I have just about assembled everything needed to put a VF36 turbo and twin scroll setup on the original engine, and custom making a down pipe, otherwise all else will be standard, will the ECU be suitable to handle that much till I plan my next move, do'ya think? URL="http://s1224.photobucket.com/user/mikebrotherd/media/IMG_20151018_162531848.jpg.html][/url]
  4. Cheers, always good to hear from other Forry owners out there. Any mods done or in the works for your's? The front lip on mine has started to come away a bit so i'll need to give it a bit of attention before long otherwise it's pretty straight. How's your gearbox and diff holding up? Mine's really not that flash on long trips.
  5. Hello everyone, this is our family Forester turbo, SF5C with some 260kms under the belt and still going good Have owned for about a year, been a very economical and reliable mover. Modifications done in the pic's above are just standard GT-B wagon Bilstein suspension and springs. Am now looking to take it further and see how far I can push the envelope....will throw up more pics and update soon. In the meantime, can anyone help me identify the model that I have? I would like to know what I can do with the ECU to allow modifications and just what are safe modifications I can do with the standard ECU. Look forward to meeting people at track day event's also, have done a few trackdays in my Supra and look forward to many more in my Subaru. Cheers
  6. From what group is this event? Can't actually view it without being a member
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