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WESSEL94
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Post #1 post 31st May 2011 - 09:36 AM
hey I just bought a wrx and would like to know if anyone had some range of how much it would cost me to give it a dyno tune as i have done a few minor bolt ons

If anyone has some information it would be greatly appreciated
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truffles
Post #2

alright, Now you must be a troll.

WESSEL94
Post #3

QUOTE (truffles @ May 31 2011, 09:43 AM) *
alright, Now you must be a troll.


No, point of interest to my friend who actually has an exemption for his WRX.

truffles
Post #4

QUOTE (WESSEL94 @ May 31 2011, 09:48 AM) *
No, point of interest to my friend who actually has an exemption for his WRX.


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180sxy
Post #5

Probably around $600

iamhappy46
Post #6

Depends on the year model. 2001 onwards, around $400 for a complete retune of the stock ECU for around 180Kw@wheels. Pre 2000(original shape) and your looking at around $1000

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QUOTE (truffles @ May 31 2011, 09:43 AM) *
alright, Now you must be a troll.


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KammdUP
Post #8

unichip piggy back and boost controller fitted and custom tuned for 1550-1750

iamhappy46
Post #9

QUOTE (KammdUP @ May 31 2011, 02:39 PM) *
unichip piggy back and boost controller fitted and custom tuned for 1550-1750


Factory WRX boost control solenoid is good for 22psi wink.gif
stockmy00
Post #10

Cost me 1100 to have a turbo fitted, filters and oil changed plus dyno tune. Though I already had a haltech ecu and tune. Which cost 1700 at the time.

Allow for around 1k.

Depends on your model year and ecu.. If it's a post gc8 model then alot of places can reflash your stock ecu.. Though if you have an older model it usually means having to pay for a new ecu/piggyback. Ecutek/mrt can reflash older models but it costs the same if not more going through them.

iamhappy46
Post #11

Older models should have a non Ecutek tuning solution in the VERY near future... fitment of a 01 WRX ECU via a patch loom with the ability to remove the GC8 AFM and fit an RB25 or Z32 AFM

vy57ss
Post #12

are you la bombas replacement?
charlie_01wrx
Post #13

QUOTE (iamhappy46 @ May 31 2011, 03:05 PM) *
Factory WRX boost control solenoid is good for 22psi wink.gif


no they aint the 2 ports are not much good after 17 psi. mine died giving me an infinite amount of boost.
plus they spike aswell..

much better off going something like a grimspeed 3 port solenoid the difference is huge.


but yeah for stock ecu reflash $600-1200 01+

pre 00 will need something like power fc, ecktek, etc, as you cannot flash their ecu's.
iamhappy46
Post #14

QUOTE (charlie_01wrx @ May 31 2011, 10:55 PM) *
no they aint the 2 ports are not much good after 17 psi. mine died giving me an infinite amount of boost.
plus they spike aswell..

much better off going something like a grimspeed 3 port solenoid the difference is huge.


but yeah for stock ecu reflash $600-1200 01+

pre 00 will need something like power fc, ecktek, etc, as you cannot flash their ecu's.


Admittedly, the Grimspeed(General Motors BC Ecotec solenoid) is a good option but the 2 port can be adequately controlled... if you know what your doing with the tune and setting realistic mapping targets smile.gif An upgraded wastegate actuator also works well smile.gif

I am doing some development work with rexnet support on a pre 00 tuning solution using an 01/02 ECU with a patch loom to suit for under $1200 supplied, installed and stage 1 base tuned smile.gif

charlie_01wrx
Post #15

that would be handy for gc8 owners, being able to diy tune with tactrix

whats your user on rexnet?
iamhappy46
Post #16

QUOTE (charlie_01wrx @ Jun 2 2011, 07:24 PM) *
that would be handy for gc8 owners, being able to diy tune with tactrix

whats your user on rexnet?


Exactly smile.gif

The development thread is in the ECU Tech section over there smile.gif

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