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04 June 2011, 09:04 AM

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What car is it you have and what's the current spec.

its a uk shell but with a geniune full sti engine done by central subaru panel filter 3 inch open neck plus straight thru pipe and then ive bought that turbo got to get some injectors and fuel reg and fmic dont know weather to get headers yet or not and them my simtek to be fitted

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04 June 2011, 09:16 AM

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I've got laterals gt spec manifold and up pipe on my car. Deffo made a difference to performance chap. Changed the exhaust tone a bit which is not to everyone's taste but I love the sound.

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04 June 2011, 09:18 AM

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yea i heard the equal length headers on a 3 door typr r yesterday and it sounded like a motorbike sounded awsome. thanks for the help mate

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04 June 2011, 10:21 AM

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the turbo is in really good con mate no shaft play whatsoever and spins very smooth and when i say no shaft play i mean nothing anywere. if its a copied 20g will it still give me half decent figures when mapped???

Absolutely no play at all is a problem.

There should be no play moving the shaft backwards and forwards

There should be a slight play up and down. If any blades touch a housing then that would be far too much movement and is junk.

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04 June 2011, 12:35 PM

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Absolutely no play at all is a problem.

There should be no play moving the shaft backwards and forwards

There should be a slight play up and down. If any blades touch a housing then that would be far too much movement and is junk.

there shouldnt be play up and down else if there was the blades would be hitting the housing which is wot you dont need.

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04 June 2011, 02:10 PM

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there shouldnt be play up and down else if there was the blades would be hitting the housing which is wot you dont need.

A small amount of play is not uncommon. This movement is taken up with the oil pressure anyway.
If anything, a completely solid blade would be more uncommon.

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07 June 2011, 10:55 PM

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there shouldnt be play up and down else if there was the blades would be hitting the housing which is wot you dont need.

Read my post again

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08 June 2011, 11:25 AM

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Here is a pic of one of Andy Forrest's 20G, no markings on the cover but covers do change from time to time dependent on supplier availability I believe