BC5RA

Not sure what Subaru you have. Remove tha 4 bolts and hoses, clean it out with Carb cleaner as best you can, spray it and leave it 5mins or so to soak it and soften the build up then respray it, also clean the filter piece thats in the manifold and put it all back together: make sure the gasket is back in the right place when you reinstall. Best to reset your ECU but not necessary.

Weird. I had lived in Wellington for 30 years, swear i used to see this car parked up near the Nissan dealership on Cambridge/Kent Tce. And then saw it advertised on Trademe awhile ago, had panel and paint done to it.

Good questions, I would wait and fit all 4 as you might have Brake bias from side to side especially if your braking hard. Otherwise i would fit two to the front.

Ok, Have you bought this car recently?

They are not forged.

Yeah yours, in the past not recently.

Thats about right. This BC5 i have seen parked on kent terrace right?

That was always the plan - however I have now caged the car and am nearly finished setting it up for rallying/rallysprints. So Im a bit worried about when I find a bank and f*ck the front - as then I can say bye bye to the water cooler radiator or fmic. Secondly an air to air then means I have less stuff to squash against the radiator, Ive looked under alot of other rally car bonnets and air to air top mount is a pretty common trend in anything Subaru. Ohh and theres also the reliability factor - FMIC has lots of hoses to have fail and water cooler has too many components that can break. So in my opinion for rallying/rallysprints the air to air is best suited. However for any other scenario involving less than 250kw I would personally choose water cooler. All my own opinions of course - Im no expert! Of course. Very good thinking, this is the Legacy in your pic?

Still waiting for your call to say your EJ207 has run a bearing.

Its been done before. It won't blow up.

Well that would depend on who you trust.. Sorry to say and i'll face the ramifications but there's a lot of Mis-information and bullshit artistry from some of the members on this site and i feel sorry for the new guys who come on here looking for straight up answers and then come away more confused than before. Personnelly I can vouch for two of the members who've answered you. One is Ichi Ban and the other is QUIKGT. If you block off the hose you'll get about 5 psi...

Anything from 2" is overkill. From what i know they don't fit too good, and your probably best to replace with a fresh stock one.

+1 What are the details of your custom 3" intake? is it one of those job's of TM?

AFM and Injectors aren't going to yield a better result per se, especially if you are concerned about reliability. Look at about 1 bar of boost to be your limit.

I'm sure one of the TT/V3/4/5/6 WRX boys will confirm, but yes i think so. But they are straight.

Straight.

They are not as strong as Forged pistions ;D It would depend on your bore, But after a hone they should drop in, and you won't be able to use your standard RS Heads (if you still have them)

That pipe has an inline brass pill restrictor in it. What is this pipe?

380's will flow to 180kw at the wheels. Why don't you get rid of that air to air interwarmer?

Standard to mildly modified ride = stock clutch.

Even i want an RA-R more so than the overrated 22B.

They get that same bad rep every time somebody re-oils one after cleaning and overdoes it. I've used K&N's in every one of my rides and never an issue.

That is indeed what i meant. As i never had the interest to find out (other than it's alot stiffer) RE: Differences And Newsuba will have to wait in line; I want a writers job at EVO

Yup the ZEN WRX and Fensport Celica some 350Z and the Hi octane R32 GTR. I believe the ZEN rex was fastest out of that lot.

Wonder how it would do at Tsukuba