My Subaru WRX
My Subaru WRX
toxo That prodrive fuel pump is clearly a Walbro!
Looks like you've chosen sensibly there, that's a good list of bits going on :thumbup:
I think you may well be right there on the fuel pump uncanny resemblance that :laugh: I hope it is all good and works out well, it seems to be the choice of things to do on the WRX!
russelllinn
22-11-2016, 06:28 AM #12toxo That prodrive fuel pump is clearly a Walbro!
Looks like you've chosen sensibly there, that's a good list of bits going on :thumbup:
I think you may well be right there on the fuel pump uncanny resemblance that :laugh: I hope it is all good and works out well, it seems to be the choice of things to do on the WRX!
I recently won a Prodrive exhaust system off ebay which was supposed to be delivered today but the snows keeping it from being delivered, hopefully tomorrow and I hope it is how its described as it was a bargain, will update with pics when I get a chance.
Also went to the garage I will probably use which is Chris Palmer Autos in Hanham, Bristol. Got recommended them from a guy at work who rallies a scooby and they have good experience with them.
They also take on work from Roger Clark Motorsport (if you've not heard of them look them up and the 'gobstopper') when they're too busy so I am quite satisfied they know what they're doing. They also use Dave Rowe for mapping who mapped the gobstopper and Norris's 1000bhp Evo for starters :thumbup1:
Also pleased as having checked the car properly it has a tubular exhaust header and an unrestricted sports cat which is better than I thought
Just gotta save the pennies now to do the work as I keep buying too many bits :laugh:
russelllinn
25-11-2016, 11:06 AM #13Just a mini update -
I recently won a Prodrive exhaust system off ebay which was supposed to be delivered today but the snows keeping it from being delivered, hopefully tomorrow and I hope it is how its described as it was a bargain, will update with pics when I get a chance.
Also went to the garage I will probably use which is Chris Palmer Autos in Hanham, Bristol. Got recommended them from a guy at work who rallies a scooby and they have good experience with them.
They also take on work from Roger Clark Motorsport (if you've not heard of them look them up and the 'gobstopper') when they're too busy so I am quite satisfied they know what they're doing. They also use Dave Rowe for mapping who mapped the gobstopper and Norris's 1000bhp Evo for starters :thumbup1:
Also pleased as having checked the car properly it has a tubular exhaust header and an unrestricted sports cat which is better than I thought
Just gotta save the pennies now to do the work as I keep buying too many bits :laugh:
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IS200 Turbo project now just about complete ! See my thread here and leave your comments.
Now running standalone Syvecs ECU and no stock ECU !
steviewevie
25-11-2016, 11:07 AM #14If Roger Clark Motorsport send them work, then they must be pretty good !
IS200 Turbo project now just about complete ! See my thread here and leave your comments.
Now running standalone Syvecs ECU and no stock ECU !
russelllinn
25-11-2016, 11:16 AM #16I thought the same so it's all good :biggrin: will keep you all posted!!
Lexusboy Your never really said what you think about this car Russellinn.
Do you really like these more or less than the Lexus i know there different but if you could only have one what one would it be?
It is difficult as they are quite different . . .
I would think that I prob prefer the Lexus overall, at the moment though, it has the comfort of the leather, a solid feel all round, there is decent power there with the 2JZ engine when needed and smooth autobox when lazy too.
The Scooby is quicker though but quite raw with stiffer suspension, less solid metal work and simpler interior. I think as a daily driver and travelling long distances the Lexus is best but for short trips and playing the Subaru has the edge as it is FUN and you do have to drive it.
I can see why people have them as weekend cars!! I am aiming with the upgrades and decent mapping it'll be a smoother delivery of power and feel more comfortable to drive!! You do pay for the engine and mechanics with the Subaru for sure, they are good
I can't ever see me selling the Lexus!!
russelllinn
25-11-2016, 12:21 PM #18Lexusboy Your never really said what you think about this car Russellinn.
Do you really like these more or less than the Lexus i know there different but if you could only have one what one would it be?
It is difficult as they are quite different . . .
I would think that I prob prefer the Lexus overall, at the moment though, it has the comfort of the leather, a solid feel all round, there is decent power there with the 2JZ engine when needed and smooth autobox when lazy too.
The Scooby is quicker though but quite raw with stiffer suspension, less solid metal work and simpler interior. I think as a daily driver and travelling long distances the Lexus is best but for short trips and playing the Subaru has the edge as it is FUN and you do have to drive it.
I can see why people have them as weekend cars!! I am aiming with the upgrades and decent mapping it'll be a smoother delivery of power and feel more comfortable to drive!! You do pay for the engine and mechanics with the Subaru for sure, they are good
I can't ever see me selling the Lexus!!
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russelllinn
26-11-2016, 02:25 PM #20Got my Prodrive Exhaust and looks good, and for £105 too :thumbup1: so will prob fit it on Saturday :biggrin:
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