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May 26, 2008 | 02:32 AM

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NASIOC is one of the better forums, but a little impreza centric. Although so much is interchangable that the info, esp. engine/tuning info, applies to pretty much all of Subaru's turbo cars.

Great Legacy forum;
http://www.legacygt.com/

Yea thats where I was, NASIOC. I saw it was a Impreza based forum, but that under 2.5 for example, it sub listed Legacy GT. I sent here some links, I doubt she'll do much, but hopefully something. Nobdy likes a stocker....

lolz.....are you kidding! She probably wont ever hit full boost! I'm testin this bitch the day I see it.

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May 26, 2008 | 05:13 AM

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Actually I don't mean to nitpick.. but technically releasing metered air isn't making the car lean, it actually makes it rich.........

oops, thats my bad it was a typo: i meant to say run rich.........
the backfiring varies from car to car, ive seen some occasionally pop, and some routinely backfire violently....a friend of mine shoots flames EVERY TIME when he lets off in 5th after wot..

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lolz.....are you kidding! She probably wont ever hit full boost! I'm testin this bitch the day I see it.

Vash-

yep, nasioc is a great site. www.iwsti.com is also VERY good, it focuses more on sti's but has by far some of the best write-ups and info ever. you could also check out:
www.i-club.com
www.club-wrx.net
and some tuning sites that are VERY good:
www.openecu.org
www.osecuroms.org
www.romraider.com

cable(80)+ots map(50)+downpipe(120)+exhaust(350)=
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just look at that torque curve

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May 26, 2008 | 05:24 AM

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hey theadstarter, what kinda power are you puttin down in your miata?

May 26, 2008 | 12:30 PM

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oh and a good "how to" site;
http://www.scoobymods.com/

May 26, 2008 | 03:11 PM

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yes, you are correct it causes a rich condition and while some run VTA BOVs it is generally frowned upon in the Subaru commuinty. Esp. since there isn't much need for one on the typical "stage" cars other than to get that "turbo" noise.

Waste of time and money when a flashed ECU is capable of handling mods, i.e. accesport, ECUTEK, or OpenECU.

If I understand correctly, you can even add extra things like a 2-step with the COBB equipment to the factory ECU Right? That's pretty pimp... Wish COBB would hurry up and get some Speed3/6 stuff released!

May 26, 2008 | 05:31 PM

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I believe it can via Protune software and IIRC eniginuity/Romraider recently added launch control/FFS

May 26, 2008 | 07:58 PM

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opensource launch control and wot shifting was released a few months ago, for an aditional 35 bux

May 26, 2008 | 08:51 PM

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Vlads an open source guy. Unless you like throwing away money, open source can do everything the Cobb AP can

May 26, 2008 | 09:17 PM

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Vlads an open source guy. Unless you like throwing away money, open source can do everything the Cobb AP can

Opensource is what I plan to use when I do my Subaru project. Not for several years though

May 26, 2008 | 09:46 PM

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there is no need for an aftermarket uppipe as they are catless

This is false, the '05 Legacy GT's did have a cat in the up-pipe. The '06 and newer models do not.

May 26, 2008 | 10:00 PM

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Subaru people: What fuel economy are you seeing? I am looking for a replacement for an S4 which gets 23 on the highway on a good day.

May 26, 2008 | 10:05 PM

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Subaru people: What fuel economy are you seeing? I am looking for a replacement for an S4 which gets 23 on the highway on a good day.

Not any better, depending on mods, tune, and driving style you'll get 19-24. My brother's stock 08 STi has averaged 21.1 which is close to what his 02 WRX did.

May 26, 2008 | 10:58 PM

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This is false, the '05 Legacy GT's did have a cat in the up-pipe. The '06 and newer models do not.

i was unaware of the year. yes the newer ones do not have a catted uppipe, while the older ones do.

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Not any better, depending on mods, tune, and driving style you'll get 19-24. My brother's stock 08 STi has averaged 21.1 which is close to what his 02 WRX did.

correct. i would not expect any kind of good gas mileage out of a subaru. my 07 wrx got me around 21-23mpg when stock, with current mods around 16-20 depending on driving.