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07 February 2007, 04:21 PM
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Finally sorted me injury claim monies out so need to get started with the mods.
1. Change exhaust but what one(new or 2nd hand)mines to quiet.
2. Wheels.(New or 2nd hand)
3. A bloody good service & re-map but where & how much.
Who can help steer me & advice on any of these?
1. Change exhaust but what one(new or 2nd hand)mines to quiet.
2. Wheels.(New or 2nd hand)
3. A bloody good service & re-map but where & how much.
Who can help steer me & advice on any of these?
07 February 2007, 05:11 PM
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07 February 2007, 05:23 PM
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I've got Hayward & Scott full system on mine from turbo back. Plus a set of their headers. Can't recommend them enough. Great quality product and the service was great too.
As for the remap, i'm not sure who i would go to as i've got an early classic so would need a new ecu too. Have heard great things about Mocom.
Wheel wise, as much as i like the pff7s, there are tonnes about. Some OZ super legarra (sp) normally look good. Or the holy grail of wheels, compomotive MO.
07 February 2007, 05:33 PM
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Sounds good
I've got Hayward & Scott full system on mine from turbo back. Plus a set of their headers. Can't recommend them enough. Great quality product and the service was great too.
As for the remap, i'm not sure who i would go to as i've got an early classic so would need a new ecu too. Have heard great things about Mocom.
Wheel wise, as much as i like the pff7s, there are tonnes about. Some OZ super legarra (sp) normally look good. Or the holy grail of wheels, compomotive MO.
I've got Hayward & Scott full system on mine from turbo back. Plus a set of their headers. Can't recommend them enough. Great quality product and the service was great too.
As for the remap, i'm not sure who i would go to as i've got an early classic so would need a new ecu too. Have heard great things about Mocom.
Wheel wise, as much as i like the pff7s, there are tonnes about. Some OZ super legarra (sp) normally look good. Or the holy grail of wheels, compomotive MO.
07 February 2007, 05:42 PM
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i think i paid about £270 for the back box, £100 for the centre section. Then the decat dp and the headers i bought as part of a group buy for about £550. dp price is about £180 i think and the headers are about £700. You can get some great deals on second hand units though.
If i was buying my exhaust system again i'd go for the 3" tubing over the 2.5" though.
If i was buying my exhaust system again i'd go for the 3" tubing over the 2.5" though.
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Hayward and Scott rule.... not sure on prices look at their site?
As for wheels.... I like the white JDM classics with std wheels. May just change to the later gold 2000 wheels? Still 16" but clear 4pots.......
I'd keep an eye on the classifieds here....
Car looks great as it is!!!!!!
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As for wheels.... I like the white JDM classics with std wheels. May just change to the later gold 2000 wheels? Still 16" but clear 4pots.......
I'd keep an eye on the classifieds here....
Car looks great as it is!!!!!!
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Remap for my MY98 including the Apexi and Commander from Zak at Mocom was priced at £850
Hope that helps (I will be having it done when I have saved up the money or sold the kids.whatever comes first !!)
Hope that helps (I will be having it done when I have saved up the money or sold the kids.whatever comes first !!)
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