APS Front mount intercooler kit
11 August 2001, 02:42 PM
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Hi,
I have for sale the above FMIC kit in Stealth Black. The kit is brand new and boxed. £750.00 is the price + delivery. No offers pls.(Costs £889 + del. at NAM).
Pls e-mail me if interested.
Details can be found at
I have for sale the above FMIC kit in Stealth Black. The kit is brand new and boxed. £750.00 is the price + delivery. No offers pls.(Costs £889 + del. at NAM).
Pls e-mail me if interested.
Details can be found at
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14 August 2001, 11:14 PM
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You using Steve Lawson then.... he'll be an expectn when he fits mine a couple a weeks later - assuming I can get hold of it by then!
Its like waiting for paint to dry getting hold of Subaru products - and the same goes for Ice gear - been waiting for 6 weeks for a speaker from Dynaudio - useless tw*ts
You using Steve Lawson then.... he'll be an expectn when he fits mine a couple a weeks later - assuming I can get hold of it by then!
Its like waiting for paint to dry getting hold of Subaru products - and the same goes for Ice gear - been waiting for 6 weeks for a speaker from Dynaudio - useless tw*ts
15 August 2001, 11:50 AM
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Hi Steve M,
Are you going for an APS as well?
My fmic will be fitted on Tuesday will need to cut the bumper also and blank the scoop.
One problem where the hell do I put the number plate????
Can you help
Moe
Are you going for an APS as well?
My fmic will be fitted on Tuesday will need to cut the bumper also and blank the scoop.
One problem where the hell do I put the number plate????
Can you help
Moe
16 August 2001, 06:50 PM
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hi TC
there isn't really that many places for the number plate on the scoob. the number plate have to be vertical i think to be legal.
i am getting mine positioned on the pumper just under the grill, if you play with the numbers you can clear a lot of the intercooler area.
enjoy it, it is a tremendous piece of kit.
mine go into the bodyshop to get the bumper sprayed + mesh + lip spoiler and number plate repositioned. i will post some pics, who knows it may look ok or really like ****.
sam
there isn't really that many places for the number plate on the scoob. the number plate have to be vertical i think to be legal.
i am getting mine positioned on the pumper just under the grill, if you play with the numbers you can clear a lot of the intercooler area.
enjoy it, it is a tremendous piece of kit.
mine go into the bodyshop to get the bumper sprayed + mesh + lip spoiler and number plate repositioned. i will post some pics, who knows it may look ok or really like ****.
sam
17 August 2001, 04:19 PM
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hmmmm you could always run your number plate in sticker form at the leading edge of the bonnet....
had mine there for over a year and never been stopped etc.
standard letters/plate size just stuck on fron tof bonnet. You can see it fine from the front. A policeman friend said it was ok but if his wife had upset before shift he would still do me if i was being cheeky
I keep the 'just smashed one' in the boot.
Some would say it stops your bonnet getting damaged as well
had mine there for over a year and never been stopped etc.
standard letters/plate size just stuck on fron tof bonnet. You can see it fine from the front. A policeman friend said it was ok but if his wife had upset before shift he would still do me if i was being cheeky
I keep the 'just smashed one' in the boot.
Some would say it stops your bonnet getting damaged as well
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