it feels so much smoother when i first drove it, ferdie instructed me with the install the guy from soutcoast subaru. he was very helpful and man a lot of the show cars at the dealership were fixed up, specially the acura dealership next to them. Im very happy with the ap and loading maps seem to be very easy. i feel like the car is stronger in the higher rpm's i dont know but how much but it is, and also a lot smoother

 

what year is your WRX? and congrats! Hope you get a turbo-back and step into the world of stage II!!!

 

DEFINITELY go with the TBE and move up to Stage 2.. what a world of difference..

 

yea i go to south coast subaru everytime and just hang out and talk with all the guys in the arts department they are chill and always give me deals so its all good i like their service

 

yea that place is awesome too bad its almost an hr away from me, im thinking of getting upipie and downpipe next from crucial racing, and also their thermostat, i kinda wanna keep my car quiet so maybe exhaust later

 

or exhaust now... lol BORLA HUSH BABY... save some money cop the helix up/dp from southcoast, im sure they can hook you up nicely... might i suggest getting the catted DP, since youre in cali, and yeah any exhaust other than the hush will cop attention <-- pun intended

 

I have been driving completely catless for almost a year now, and no cop attention thus far!

 

wow thats pretty lucky. i hope i can get that with mine too

 

I'm interested in AP too...

but is the stage 2 OK for VF34 and headers etc. ?

I've seen maps for VF34 and pinks + TBE + stock IC on Cobb website but with stock intake. I've got APS CAI. If I have well understood, it is possible to recalibrate the ECU with Street Tuner if I have an aftermarket intake.

Anyone here have Street Tuner ? Is it easy to use ? any drawback ?

thanks for the inputs !

 

You can have a Cobb AP protuned to any shop that has Protune. Street Tuner is cool, but only if you know what you're doing. I personally would not mess around with it, unless I have some sort of training or experience.

 

I don't think it is really difficult...

there is an instruction manual on the website, no ?