Cata's 2011 LRP WRX - Now with MOAR PICS!

Carter

Carter

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I don't recall posting a member journal so here it is.

I pre ordered my 2011 WRX Limited in August 2010, got it December 23rd 2010. Perfect Christmas present!

Limited comes standard with HID healights, and Leather seats.

Mod List:

Engine

-Perrin DP, High flow cat, divorced wastegate

-Invidia Q300 quad tip SS Catback

-Perrin Stage 2 AP Map (soon to be GSD Tuned)

-Process West TMIC

Drivetrain

-Kartboy shifter bushings

-Kartboy SS

Exterior

-Depo Full LED taillights

-V-LED Switchback front turn signals

-LED fog lights

-STi LED mirror turn signals

-JDM power folding mirrors

-25% tint sides, 15% (I think) rear window tint, 15% tinted top of windshield

-Grille Craft MX series upper and lower grille

-RallyArmour UR medflaps, red text

-Hella Supertones

Interior

-Pioneer AVIC-X930BT headunit

-JDM Bezel for factory HU look

-Kicker DS60 front speakers

-Kenwood sub & amp

-Escort Passport 9500ix Racer Edition radar detector with Escort Live!

-Direct wire-to-battery iPhone charger

-Compustar Pro remote start with Drone

-Under dash lighting

-Foamed insulated rear deck - NO MORE RATTLES!!

Misc

-IAG radiator stays

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You would have to get a flange adapter for your turbo. wrx is a 2 bolt flange off the compressor outlet, STi is a nipple.

 
Ah ok. I just thought it was a cost effective solution for a TMIC. If it's going to require that much, not sure if it's worth it. It could be worth a try at least.

I wonder if they have flange adapters for a FMIC kit for the WRX. You could use that maybe?

 
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apkarian100 said:
Ah ok. I just thought it was a cost effective solution for a TMIC. If it's going to require that much, not sure if it's worth it. It could be worth a try at least.

I wonder if they have flange adapters for a FMIC kit for the WRX. You could use that maybe?
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They do make a flange for the fmic kits, but you can't purchase them separately. I had an 09 WRX and have an 08 STi, so I have looked up those parts lol

 
Wow, this thread finally happened. Nice work Carter.

Now we need pics
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apkarian100 said:
Ah ok. I just thought it was a cost effective solution for a TMIC. If it's going to require that much, not sure if it's worth it. It could be worth a try at least.
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The Process West intercooler comes with an adapter that turns the 2 bolts on the compressor side to a nipple. The adapter piece would be very easy to duplicate, it would just be as simple as finding the correct hose to connect the intercooler to the turbo. Then you have to deal with the TB side, which on the WRX is very different. Basically, you are looking at a lot of R&D to get a hose that will fit properly. Then it's an issue of securing the unit. Since the STi doesn't use the same mounting hardware, you would be fabricating mounts for it. Then, let's look at the splitter issue. Since it's so much bigger you would probably need an STi splitter, which would run about $110 from Subarugenuine parts. So yea, the Process West unit is almost $1000 new, but the fitment is perfect and you get a great product. I don't know if it would be worth it. However, there's probably a business model there for the enthusiast that could create such a kit that included everything!

Oh Yea..P.S. Carter copied my idea of getting a Process West TMIC
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No way, stock intercooler is where it's at! Love the plastic components...I was looking at the FMS because I can probably get a really good deal on it. I'm guessing there is not much performance difference. Well nothing you work actually feel on the butt dyno at least. Just my .02!

 
Yay or Nay? This helps with my LED's in the direct light.

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