what speed?
07 April 2010, 12:37 AM
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07 April 2010, 12:43 AM
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after being told by a ex wrc engineer that the scoop is useless above 100 and below 30 unless you angle the number plate on the top of bumper to deflect the air better into the scoop i front mounted mine , i sugest the op does the same unless he wants a big bang and a empty wallet lol
07 April 2010, 12:57 AM
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Very droll. If you keep doing that youll be looking at a £3,500 engine rebuild, sooner rather than later.
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after being told by a ex wrc engineer that the scoop is useless above 100 and below 30 unless you angle the number plate on the top of bumper to deflect the air better into the scoop i front mounted mine , i sugest the op does the same unless he wants a big bang and a empty wallet lol
07 April 2010, 06:38 PM
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after being told by a ex wrc engineer that the scoop is useless above 100 and below 30 unless you angle the number plate on the top of bumper to deflect the air better into the scoop i front mounted mine , i sugest the op does the same unless he wants a big bang and a empty wallet lol
i have several gauges that let me know whats going under the bonnet and all where saying things where ok. i know these speeds dont do my car any good and everything has been fine since but ill not say i wont be doing these speeds again because i will just not very often
a forged rebuild and 6 speed box are on the cards as the need for more power grows then who knows what speeds ill get to
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Think we can assume this is the outcome of said adrenalin rush
Think we can assume this is the outcome of said adrenalin rush
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Think we can assume this is the outcome of said adrenalin rush
Think we can assume this is the outcome of said adrenalin rush
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So the outcome of the race was:-
STI v5 type R - 1 (new engine)
Newage STI - 0 (no new engine)
Chris, it doesn't matter how many gauges you have, if you don't have the right ones then there is no point having any to start with
Tony
STI v5 type R - 1 (new engine)
Newage STI - 0 (no new engine)
Chris, it doesn't matter how many gauges you have, if you don't have the right ones then there is no point having any to start with
Tony
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