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Is it worth it?

Postby Number481 » Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:13 pm

Just brought number 481 and can't believe i haven't got one of these before, just the thought of driving it puts a smile on my face.

However already looking into boosting the power it's booked in for a complete Milltek exhaust with sports cat and remap with litchfield, they reckon this will produce 340bhp and roughly 340lb of torque. Am i doing the right thing??
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Postby M9JOC » Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:38 pm

Im nae going to lie but its a brilliant thing to do, im heading there next!!!
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Postby jimmy » Fri Sep 25, 2009 3:45 pm

the more power you have the bigger smile you'll get,simple as that. :D
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Re: Is it worth it?

Postby Thomo no 11 » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:12 pm

Number481 wrote:Just brought number 481 and can't believe i haven't got one of these before, just the thought of driving it puts a smile on my face.

However already looking into boosting the power it's booked in for a complete Milltek exhaust with sports cat and remap with litchfield, they reckon this will produce 340bhp and roughly 340lb of torque. Am i doing the right thing??

like the way you think mate hope that includes manifold aswell, you shud think about an induction kit to go with that before you get it remapped.
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Postby jimmy » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:16 pm

well i know a few foke that have induction kits and they ruined their MAF,it ruined my MAF in my old scoob.andy f says you dont need one unless you've got 400+hp.a good panel filter will do the trick.
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Postby Thomo no 11 » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:26 pm

jimmy wrote:well i know a few foke that have induction kits and they ruined their MAF,it ruined my MAF in my old scoob.andy f says you dont need one unless you've got 400+hp.a good panel filter will do the trick.

so why is that jimmy, you"d think more cold direct air the better it wud be????
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Postby Dipsy » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:29 pm

The type25 is still runing the airbox and thats 415bhp
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Postby Thomo no 11 » Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:32 pm

Dipsy wrote:The type25 is still runing the airbox and thats 415bhp

cosworth they are fooking good whenever they get there hands on any motor
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Re: Is it worth it?

Postby WR 1mposter » Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:24 am

Number481 wrote:Just brought number 481 and can't believe i haven't got one of these before, just the thought of driving it puts a smile on my face.

However already looking into boosting the power it's booked in for a complete Milltek exhaust with sports cat and remap with litchfield, they reckon this will produce 340bhp and roughly 340lb of torque. Am i doing the right thing??


Welcome matey

Are lichoes still with powerstation ?

340/340 is a bit optimistic with using a sports cat an remap, the prodrive cat already fitted is as good as they come, personally if your going for a remap you may aswell go with a induction kit and try an get as much as possible done, .....you will get bored with 340-ish, an fitting other stuff and more remaps etc will cost you extra in the long run :wink:

Is the milltek a 3" system or still 2.5" ?

Dont think there are any of us with modded cars using a sports cat :lol: :lol:
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Postby WR 1mposter » Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:26 am

Thomo no 11 wrote:
Dipsy wrote:The type25 is still runing the airbox and thats 415bhp

cosworth they are fooking good whenever they get there hands on any motor


Dont forget is a 2.5 aswell, every little helps :lol:
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Re: Is it worth it?

Postby M9JOC » Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:20 am

WR 1mpostor (aka number 1 moderator) wrote:
Number481 wrote:Just brought number 481 and can't believe i haven't got one of these before, just the thought of driving it puts a smile on my face.

However already looking into boosting the power it's booked in for a complete Milltek exhaust with sports cat and remap with litchfield, they reckon this will produce 340bhp and roughly 340lb of torque. Am i doing the right thing??


Welcome matey

Are lichoes still with powerstation ?

340/340 is a bit optimistic with using a sports cat an remap, the prodrive cat already fitted is as good as they come, personally if your going for a remap you may aswell go with a induction kit and try an get as much as possible done, .....you will get bored with 340-ish, an fitting other stuff and more remaps etc will cost you extra in the long run :wink:

Is the milltek a 3" system or still 2.5" ?

Dont think there are any of us with modded cars using a sports cat :lol: :lol:


may as well just remove the cat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Don't want to pay for something that's not needed...

Postby Number481 » Mon Sep 28, 2009 10:18 am

Would like to say a big thank you to all who have replied...

The Milltek is the 3" not the 2.5" I’d be curious to know if anyone out there has fitted a sports cat to their WR1 and if so have they noticed a difference, I know that the upgrade Litchfield have quoted me for is the same as they would do to a standard STI which I think I’m right in saying isn't fitted with the prodrive cat on the WR1...

Basically want to get as much power as possible without any engine mods turbo etc as personally feel this detracts from the uniqueness of the WR1.
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Re: Don't want to pay for something that's not needed...

Postby WR 1mposter » Mon Sep 28, 2009 5:32 pm

Number481 wrote:Would like to say a big thank you to all who have replied...

The Milltek is the 3" not the 2.5" I’d be curious to know if anyone out there has fitted a sports cat to their WR1 and if so have they noticed a difference, I know that the upgrade Litchfield have quoted me for is the same as they would do to a standard STI which I think I’m right in saying isn't fitted with the prodrive cat on the WR1...

Basically want to get as much power as possible without any engine mods turbo etc as personally feel this detracts from the uniqueness of the WR1.


Leave it standard mate !
By not changing the turbo you will get "turbo surge" which can be described as a juddering when not driving to the extreme, ie 6th gear motorway 60/70mph foot to the floor an you'll go nowhere, you can drive around it by dropping to 4th and getting higher up the rev range to by pass it, but it will always be there.
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Postby Number481 » Tue Sep 29, 2009 1:35 pm

OK after much thought i've decided to keep the wr1 standard for now.. the only thing i'm changing are the brakes; Performance friction front and rear, should be here tomorrow and fitted on thursday ready for testing at millbrook on friday... Happy Days :P :P
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Postby WR1 WOZA » Tue Sep 29, 2009 8:49 pm

Do PF make brake set up fopr the rears or r u just changeing pads on the rear :?:
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Postby CAVEMAN » Wed Sep 30, 2009 7:12 am

PF only do the pads for the rear...

hoping and praying that one day they will do rear discs too..
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Postby Number481 » Wed Sep 30, 2009 3:11 pm

OK pf discs and front and rear pads arrived this morning, cant wait to bed these baby's in at Millbrook on friday :P
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Postby jimmy » Fri Oct 02, 2009 11:25 pm

i have a sports cat on mines mate,didnt notice any power increase as it was originally a full de-cat,sounds a wee touch quieter tho.

i would rather buy a standard car than a modded one and get work done myself,just me tho. :D :D
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