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12 July 2010, 07:23 PM
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Im using a KS3 in my car, with the constant gash fuel in Northern ireland its well worth while.
@ Subarudude see above, my car is mapped properly i bought a mapper in from the mainland to ensure that it was
@ PS lewis, Pete if your only getting 50MPG on a Diesel you bought a lemon
@ Subarudude see above, my car is mapped properly i bought a mapper in from the mainland to ensure that it was
@ PS lewis, Pete if your only getting 50MPG on a Diesel you bought a lemon
12 July 2010, 10:45 PM
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^^^^^^FAIL^^^^^^^
I felt no need to modify my car - I think that means I bought the RIGHT car!!
Those who want to modify their car, clearly didn't!
I felt no need to modify my car - I think that means I bought the RIGHT car!!
Those who want to modify their car, clearly didn't!
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12 July 2010, 11:28 PM
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I operate Right First Time Engineering Solutions ...... some Engineers are happy with 2nd best and then struggle with tinkering in a vain attempt to do what I did initially 
13 July 2010, 11:33 AM
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It seems I take things seriously because I am enthusiastic about anything mechanical. Like you I am an ex - engineer, I even taught engineering in a tech. college for many years. I have an enquiring mind and get bored easily and because of this and my background, I take advantage of the advancements available eg performance enhancements, synthetic oils, monitoring aids (Cocklinks
) etc. I can tell if a product can add a benefit or not.By the way, individual componants may be manufactured 'right first time' but their combination will rarely produce a car that carries that honour - least of all, a Subaru!
JohnD (with too much time on my hands!)
13 July 2010, 03:30 PM
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"What should I ask for my Ninja Backbox? It was sold to me as a Ninja and it looks exactly like one, but it has no markings?
It's sat in the garage, when it should be sat on someone's classic sounding brilliant!
"A few posts later:
"It's the one mod I would, and can, recommend in all honesty ..... OK, it looks a bit boy-racer, but the sound is fantastic.
I was concerned that it would be too loud and/or rumble at motorway speeds .... it isn't too loud (classy loud I call it) and it is absolutely not intrusive at motorway speeds and on long journeys."
A few posts later:
"Stainless Steel - will last forever!"
Full version here:
https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...uld-i-ask.html
So you've confirmed mods are a good thing for personal reasons 'the sound is fantastic', or technical reasons 'Stainless Steel - will last forever!'
Nuff said
Anders
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