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Has anyone fitted this to verify its a direct drop in on the 2.0T, there a few people that have it on the 2.5T, probably no difference but thought I'd ask first?

Was flicking through old posts and saw mine unanswered... the answer was/is yes, as I've fitted one.

You are the master of your own destiny rayray.

Was it as good for you as it was for me?

Oh boy was it.

For the benefit of the forum... my liberty had a bit of sputtering issue after a Kido-Tune where very rarely (like once a month) it would bunny hop a bit, the fuel would seem to cut out completely then immediately come back on... not particularly comfortable while driving. So I popped in the deatschwerks (picked up from Adam at Tuspeed for an extremely fair price I'd say)... problem resolved, car has never hit a dyno so I have no numbers on paper, but doing 0-100 runs on the smart phone, it has managed 5.0s compared to mid 5s after the tune. Most importantly its saved on the embarrassment of looking like an L plater when the car bunny hops around... and that's gotta be worth the price of the pump alone.

Are these bolt in no kit or mods needed?

On special at CMA:

http://www.carmodsaustralia.com.au/deatschwerks-65c-08-wrxsti--evo-x-det-9-652

ferret89 wrote:On special at CMA:

http://www.carmodsaustralia.com.au/deatschwerks-65c-08-wrxsti--evo-x-det-9-652

Says: select model required: impreza or forester?

sooobi wrote:

ferret89 wrote:On special at CMA:

http://www.carmodsaustralia.com.au/deatschwerks-65c-08-wrxsti--evo-x-det-9-652

Says: select model required: impreza or forester?

It's exactly the same unit. The website is just set up to ask for car at purchase rather than on search...

sooobi wrote:Are these bolt in no kit or mods needed?

Drop in kit - no mods needed, fit in existing framework.