Panel filter, worth buying?
14 March 2006, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Bram
Your slumming it then, but your style must be more reliable!
My cossie was built properly and never once skipped a beat in over 18 months.
This included plenty of full bore launches, and numerous 170mph+runs
Hope this thing dont let me down as the cossie was perfect
14 March 2006, 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Actaully No,
My cossie was built properly and never once skipped a beat in over 18 months.
This included plenty of full bore launches, and numerous 170mph+runs
Hope this thing dont let me down as the cossie was perfect
My cossie was built properly and never once skipped a beat in over 18 months.
This included plenty of full bore launches, and numerous 170mph+runs
Hope this thing dont let me down as the cossie was perfect
14 March 2006, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by BigAl024
My STi has a paper filter in it.
I always assumed STI's had STI filters, having never owned an STI though, I wasn't 100%
14 March 2006, 06:52 PM
#37
Originally Posted by scooby_matt
What was the spec?
Rebuilt for new 200 block
Mahle low comp pistons
GRP A K&N filter
GRP A gasket
GRP A Breather
RS 500 intercooler
Ported inlet manifold
T34 turbo with inconel shaft
Lagged 3" Mongoose turbo back
Samcos
Bailey tanks and pots
L8 Ecu with Pectel board
Live mapped by Ahmed Bayjoo
@ Brunters she ran
0-60 in 4.2 sec
0-100 in 10.9 sec
Std Qtr in 12.53 @ 110mph
Speedo went off the clock
Miss it bigtime
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