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Ive got a 95 subaru wrx single turbo has been going ok bit doesent idle perfict and now when we get up in the revs say anywere over 2 to 2 and a half thousand it just runs like a bag of **** please help

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The most common cause is due to a proper tune up.Plugs,wires,gas filter,air filter and if all is well on that aspect of the engine I would change the EGR valve due to fuel mixture and advance control due to turbo.........Hope this helps you out.

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