We wish all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. We want to thank all our customers again for their support. We had a great 2018 and looking forward to 2019 and all the new technologies we are planning to bring to the automotive aftermarket.
DCCDPro.com Team
Spiider Plus Dual Processor Motorsports DCCD Controller (V32)
Spiider Plus DCCD Controller is the Most Advanced DCCD Controller:
Note: SI-Drive controls (08+) support is also free of charge. Read more …
Spiider family of DCCD Controllers supports OEM Multi Select Switch (MY08-14) as well as older (MY04-07) controls. This support option is free of charge when added at the time of a new order. Now even better with adaptive mode default to medium sensitivity on power up (Oct 18th 2017 and later).
DCCD Cluster Display-Compatible with STi Cluster Interface option
DCCD Cluster Display
Only sold with STi Cluster Interface Option. Read more …
We have been asked many times “does it matter where the G-sensor is located for a DCCD Controller to perform well ?”.
The answer is yes, absolutely. The closer the G-sensor is to the center of weight distribution the more accurate it can sense the events ( x/y acceleration/deceleration) and that is why our controller has high precision, fast response sensor outside of the main box to allow for high performance . Just one of many features of our leading DCCD controller products.
Here is a nice email we received from Recce Rally Team that makes us proud of the most advanced adaptive technology we provide:
“The car is still running your DCCD controller (referring to Spiider controller), and traction seems to be improving after each test. I am still very satisfied with the product. The algorithms seems to take nicely to the new faster average speed of the car, too.”
Here’s a video of the recent test::
Rocky Mountain Autosports
July 24 Colorado Rally
With Rally Colorado behind us, we are back and preparing for the next rally. Driver Adam Short and co-driver Danny Norkus put down some impressive stage times including a 50 sec lead in 1st overall by the end of day one. Read more at https://www.facebook.com/dccdpro/
Let’s Celebrate Summer!!!
Summer solstice is upon us and to celebrate that we have another good news to share:
10% Discount on Spiider Plus DCCD Controller!
Coupon code: celebsummer18
Offer ends: June 22nd
Recently we have received e-mails asking us how it is that our Spiider/Spiider Plus DCCD Controllers do not have maps like OEM system and how the system could then operate.
Let’s first look at how a map based system works and then I will
explain how our system is so different.
Maps are basically look-up tables or charts stored in a memory.
A map based controller fetches a number in this chart or table
every time one of the parameters changes. The result of a certain input will always be one number or outcome. The table is static so it would not recognize how you reached that point of operation and if the conditions of the road change, it will not change the outcome unless you change the entire map.
An adaptive algorithm based system, on the other hand, does not have any maps. Rather, it looks at each case based on the inputs and also how it has arrived at that point and directly calculates the proper outcome fast enough to reach the optimum performance for every situation no matter the road conditions. This technology allows the system to intelligently search for the best result instead of just arriving at the same outcome over and over again regardless of how wrong it might be.
I always highlight the following example of why map-based systems are not efficient and practical. Imagine you are driving on one mile stretch of a road at 60 miles per hour and the road conditions change from dry to wet (possibly mud,gravel ,..) and back and meanwhile you also hit a turn.
Do you think that, even if you assessed the road conditions accurately, you will have time to switch the maps in time while you are driving through the curve? How much time has it taken you to reach the system and push the buttons?
In comparison, the algorithms in Spiider family of DCCD controllers have found the optimum point of operation by examining the operational solutions hundreds of times per second and applying them to your DCCD transmission for a true hands-off experience.
This is why maps are a thing of the past!
LIST OF NEEDED PARTS TO SWAP A MY’08 6 SPEED INTO A WRX
Transmission
Driveshaft
-04 to 07 are direct fit
-08 can be used – it must be shortened (read below)
Axle stubs, seals, and circlips to reuse your front wrx axles
-can also use 04 to 07 STi axles if you have the supporting hubs*** – 08 axles are too long i believe
6 speed clutch, flywheel, and fork
– 5 speed clutch and flywheel will NOT work
Can reuse all the rear end driveline if it is a wrx with a 3.54 rear end (02 to 04?) i believe
– If 05 wrx and up (other than 3.54 rear) you will either need to:
– swap to a 3.54 rear diff
– swap out your ring and pinion
– swap to the sti (06? and up) rear end (3.54)
– this one will require in the rear the sti axles, hubs, brembos, and rear sti suspension assy
Linkage form an 04 to 07 sti – this is the easiest – buy one
– the 08 one may be able to made fit but it will require extensive shortening and *may* throw off your shifter position – don’t be cheap
08 trans mount and support works just fine
slave cylinder and starter can be reused
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1. What are the diff ratios in the 08+ transmissions?
The diff ratios are unchanged from 2007 It runs a 3.90 in the front and a 3.54 in the rear which yields a 1.1 center. Strait swap into the bugeye wrx if you don’t plan to swap the rear diff right away.
2. Are there any changes to the gear ratios from 07?
The ratios appear to be the same.
3. Are there any changes to the housing or overall case size?
No it is still the same overall size as previous years.
4. Are there any changes to the wheelbase length in 08 to affect the driveshaft length?
Yes – 02 to 07 the wheelbase length is 100 inches. In 2008 it was LENGTHENED to 103.3 inches. This will explain why MY02 wrx 5 speed and the 08 sti driveshaft are the same IDENTICAL length when laid next to each other. The 08 sti driveshaft can be made to work – it needs to be shortened.
5. Can an 04 to 07 sti driveshaft be used with an 08 sti tranny?
Yes – you will need to find a driveshaft from an 04 to 07 sti or from an automatic impreza.
Note: The 08 driveshaft can be shortened and made to fit. If you decide to shorten your 08 STi driveshaft –
the front half must be shortened 3 inches and the back half must be shortened 0.5 inches
You must also modify the center bearing bracket cause it is a slightly different shape in 08. the drivers side of the bracket must be “bent” so that it is higher than the passenger side – if you look at the mounting holes you will understand. in 08 the center-bearing bracket is nearly flat.
6. Can the 08 shifter assembly be used in an earlier model when doing a swap?
No – The shifter linkage along with the brace bar underneath are too long. It seems that the hole cut under the center colsole for the shifter assy has been moved backwards in 08 to cause the linkages to be longer. You will need an STi shifter assemblyy from an 04 to 07.
7. When doing a swap to a wrx with female front axles, can the same axle stubs and seals be used as if it was an 07 trans?
Yes – Install the seals and stubs with circlips in the trans.
805329010 – Circlips x2
38415AA110 – Stubs – x2
806730041 – Oil seal left
806730042 – Oil seal right
633046020 – Spring pin x2
8. Are there any changes to the trans fluid and rear diff fluids needed?
No – Use valvoline 80w90 in the trans and the house blend subaru LSD oil in the rear diff.
9. The 08 trans does ont have a dipstick anymore?
True – there is a plug where the dipstick should be. the filling process is to open both plugs underneath and let it drain completely, then fill is with the specified amount of oil – After 7 qts you see the level in the hole with a light and it was still about 4 to 5 inches below the hole! There is a second plug on the driver side of the trans near the front that when it is opened and 4.5 qts is poured in, the oil level will be level with this hole. There is an illustration in the link below.
http://www.iwsti.com/forums/how-inst…-change-3.html
10. The 08 trans does not have a speed sensor anymore
vsspro which will wire into an abs sensor and output a use-able signal for the speedometer. It will comes with a potentiometer which will be able to adjust the signal output to accommodate different size wheels.
11. The 08 transmission DCCD
If you want to take full advantage of your swapped in STi transmission then a Spiider DCCD Controller is recommeneded.
Dan
