Thank you for your response!
It feels like it should be just that easy.
While picking up info on this topic I came across this:
- Q: 04 sti engine alaskanwhitey 8 months ago
I'm swapping my 05 wrx block for my rebuilt 04 sti block and I was wondering if this standalone would be appropriate for my soon to be setup and if not if there is one yout would recommend along with a part number for ease of research? Thank you for your assistance! RSD rocks my socks off!
- A: The shortblock will not affect the compatibility or function of this standalone, but you will need a 2005-2006 STI wiring harness, heads and sensors. We currently do not carry a standalone for your application and you may want to consider a piggyback system for the stock ECU.
Brady R. 8 months ago
I find it a little hard to believe you will need new heads , sensors , and a wiring harness to make this work. But do you think there is any truth to this?
I will have to get with my engine builder/tuner about switching those wires. Hopefully they will be willing to make the alteration.
Please don't take this the wrong way, I appreciate your response but I know my shop is going to ask me where I got this info from.
Have you had the chance to talk to AEM or have any experience making this alteration work? Nothing about this car has been easy or cheap so far, changing two wires seems way too good to be true!
I have no experience with these cars, but I have always been a huge fan of the platform.
5I picked up my 04 sti at a great price, and did not want to let the car go after I blew it up. (stage 2 , ringland failure)
She is coming back with a darton sleeved, rotated ets turbo kit htz3586 .82, id2000, gsc s3 cams, cosworth intake, ported heads, ETS EL headers and lots of extras. Having the v2 fail safes will give me peace of mind while under WOT.
Here is a quick shot of my car before being taken to shop with busted ringlands.
Thanks again for the great news fast! That should help me get some sleep tonight.
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