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Old 03-09-2016, 11:15 AM
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I dont think verso can do flex its more an open source thing ... best off calling nic or sean and asking directly
Maybe it's just and ECUTEK thing. I just checked and 2005+ Subarus can flex with ECUTEK.
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You can flex tune the older Subaru models(pre 2005) but I wouldn't recommend it with their standard ecu's as a lot of them don't have individual cylinder trim, I have been told.

As for the OP's model just get a tuner to check your ecu first before committing more $$ to it. And Ecushit can definitely do flex tunes in the race-rom package

I re-read your first post, so yeah an IC upgrade would be needed to go further than where are now.

If it is a daily I reckon do the IC/retune when you are ready and leave it at that. You should easily see 300+ at the wheels with great response. Will be piss fun to drive too.

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VERSO doen't support flex. If you want flex you have to go with an ECUTEK tuner.

Personally I would upgrade the turbo before going flex. You *might* see 300hp if you put the vf52 on e85, whereas you'll definitely get 310-325 on BP98 with a Blouch td05-20g or a Blouch Dominator 1.5. It'll be cheaper too. A flex conversion will cost you around $3,700

A new Turbo will be $1,800 (GT Pumps) - $2,200 (Blouch) + installation + retune. A little bit cheaper, and still leaves you with options to power up later on by way of flex or straight e85. A major influence in the above decision is also how close you are to an e85 oulet.

Have a look at the first post in my driveway thread for other potential mods to your car (I have an '08 and currently having a new engine being built).

http://www.perth-wrx.com/vb/your-dri...mpionship.html
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[QUOTE=Shayno;841072] I might just get a K&N filter for my factory air box.

Just be aware that the oil from the K&N filters have been know to cause problems with the MAF sensor. If you are going to change the filter maybe opt for a dry one.
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Oh ok, ive seen a few people with AEM filters in theirs, might have a look at them instead. Might be a stupid question but it wont need a retune with a different type of filter in the same airbox will it?
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Speak with Sean before replacing anything to do with air or exhaust gas flow through the engine. Tuned Betty's are well known for throwing hissy fits with only minor changes.
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Bit of an update, Back in may (i think) i put on the process west verticooler but couldnt get it tuned because all star no longer do verso tunes :'( so i am researching/saving up for a proper ecu that can, down the track, run a flex tune as well as a new turbo. had a chat with the blokes at race torque in wangara and they seem to know whats up.

So anyones experiences with ecutek or any others will be greatly appreciated.

Also today i got new tyres put on for a bargain price, well at least i think

I got 235/45/17 Kumho KU39's fitted and balanced for 155 each and the shop had a buy 4 pay for 3 deal going so the tyres were $465 plus alignment etc, so pretty stoked with that

Will post more pics when the weather dosent suck ass
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