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Q: Tuning Saves2 years ago
I have a Subaru WRX Limited 2018 CVT and I'm going to install a AWE Touring Edition Exhaust , will I need a tune and what will that be if so?
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A: You do not need tuning for an aftermarket cat back. But an AccessPort is always a good option for a turbo Subaru.
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Q: Cobb accessport Kaz.wrx2 years ago
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A: Stage 1+ SF map should work for you.
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Q: 2012 wrx tune subieeeeeeeee2 years ago
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A: For a Cobb intake, the Stage 1+ SF should work for you.
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Q: Intake and access port 2018 Sti Sam2 years ago
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A: Cobb's OTS maps are meant for Cobb items, but you can use this with other brands but you may need custom tuning to take full advantage of the power gains.
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Q: 2021 Subaru wrx? Luci06xx2 years ago
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A: Yes, this will work for the 2021 WRX.
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Q: Question about the tuner Tito2 years ago
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A: Your Injen intake, and catbacks do not require tuning. So a Stage 1 map should be good for your vehicle.
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Q: Cobb Tuning darth.subie2 years ago
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A: With an aftermarket turbo back, you would want a tune, the OTS maps are meant for Cobb parts. I would recommend setting up that protune.
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Q: Cobb accessport Jben7!2 years ago
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A: For your Cobb intake, you could use the Stage 1+ map. Cat back exhausts do not effect tunes.
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Q: What map should I use? jonathan.agudo442992 years ago
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Q: Tune JuzzyWRX2 years ago
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A: The ETS intake, using a stock sized MAF housing does not need a tune. So you would treat your car as stock when selecting a map.
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Q: WRX STi 2015 tune map Accessport Gabriel Jou2 years ago
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A: cobb off the shelf map(s) for a stage 1+. Maps include an eco, performance, and a valet
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Q: 2018 Subaru wrx Subie10302 years ago
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A: Cobb's SF Tunes are meant specifically for their SF Intakes, and they would not recommend using them for other brand intakes.
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Q: Map Subieayden2 years ago
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A: Stage 1+ for the Cobb SF Intake.
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Q: Tuning 19_Sti2 years ago
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A: I would stick with a Stage 1 map with those current mods.
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Q: Access port Subieayden2 years ago
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A: For your car and mods, you would want to run the Stage 1+ SF map.
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Q: Tune Alex2 years ago
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A: Most likely Stage 2.
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Q: Ots maps Caleb2 years ago
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A: Cobb would recommend keeping the Stage 1 map for your set up.
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Q: what map can i run on my 08 wrx projectwrx2 years ago
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A: With a Cobb SF Intake, and an aftermarket turbo back, Cobb recommends the Stage 2+ SF map.
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Q: What map do I run on my 05 Barrios102 years ago
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A: Yes, the Stage 1 map should be fine.
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Q: I was told one of the stock maps will work for my AEM cai tigermann06252 years ago
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A: The AEM Cold Air Intake would require a tune, the Cobb Maps are only designed for Cobb SF Intakes, or stock air intakes/air filters. It would be ideal to get a tune meant for your intake.
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Q: Stage 1 Tune Question lilmessi232 years ago
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A: Yes, an axle back won't effect a tune, and the panel filter should not either.
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Q: What tune should I get? Nathan A. 2 years ago
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A: You would likely want to run the Stage 2+ SF map once the intake and downpipe are installed.
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Q: 2005 Subaru wrx what map do I use 2005 wrx2 years ago
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A: For an aftermarket, non-Cobb turbo back, you will want to run a stage 2 map, to get the most out of your other mods, you would likely want to seek a pro tune from a local tuner.
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Q: What map should I run? _ramseyrex2 years ago
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A: normally you would be at a stage 2 map, but with the intake, you may want to consider a custom tune with that as Cobb does not have a map specific for that particular intake. Thanks.
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Q: 2019 wrx ets intake invidia catless dp Andy 2 years ago
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A: You could possibly get away with running the Cobb Stage 2 +SF with your setup, but that is supposed to be for a catted downpipe. I would highly recommend contacting your local tuning shop for a protune.
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Q: 2019 wrx ets intake invidia catless dp Andy 2 years ago
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A: You could possibly get away with running the Cobb Stage 2 +SF with your setup, but that is supposed to be for a catted downpipe. I would highly recommend contacting your local tuning shop for a protune.
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Q: 2020 STI Al2 years ago
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A: The Stage 2 +SF map for 91 or 93 octane fuel is what you should use.
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Q: 2020 STI Al2 years ago
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A: The Stage 2 +SF map for 91 or 93 octane fuel is what you should use.
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Q: AP tune stage Blackhawk952 years ago
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A: Stage 1 tune may work ok but I would recommend getting a protune with an aftermarket BOV.
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