Hello to all fellow turboaholics

[Fabzwrx0420]

Hi to everyone,im new to this kind of stuff so any help would be great,I own a 2002 subaru wrx,no mods really except aftermarket intake maifold,i was jsut wonderin if anyone had any advice on the best way to go about startin to add mods,all the help will be greatly appreciated

thanx

Mike

[1caintegra]

Originally Posted by Fabzwrx0420

Hi to everyone,im new to this kind of stuff so any help would be great,I own a 2002 subaru wrx,no mods really except aftermarket intake maifold,i was jsut wonderin if anyone had any advice on the best way to go about startin to add mods,all the help will be greatly appreciated

thanx

Mike

boost controller,exhaust, just to keep u busy

[Voodoo]

Originally Posted by 1caintegra

boost controller

Or unhook the boost reference to the wastegate, free mods FTW

But yeah, a boost controller, turbo-back exhaust, hard pipes/intake are all great starting mods, and potentially reusable if you make major modifications in the future, such as a different turbo. What kind of numbers are you looking to squeeze out of your car in the near future?

P.S. Welcome to the site

[Nakos-k]

Welcome to the Turbo - owners
Give us some pics

[pricematchedparts.com]

These guys all gave good info. Finish up the exhaust is good. Intake, boost control and a boost gauge. a wideband and a fuel cut eliminator (If you want to turn your boost up a good amount) If you do a eliminator get a wideband! I personaly like AEM.

Let me know if I can get you set up with any Parts

PMP

[Haltech]

Well you could go with a Cobb access port and a stage 2 setup. Scoobies can be expensive to mod. You may be happy with just a turboback exhaust and a tune.

[RyAn007]

if i were you i would do the gauges like boost, a/f, and i personally like the knock gauge. after i would go to an exhaust and manual boost controller, then its time to start working on electronics and bulding the engine. once thats done bigger turbo and tunage on the dyno.

[RyAn007]

oh just forgot i would get rid of the TMIC and go with a better looking FMIC