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Old 24 February 2008 | 02:50 PM
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hello all any pics or information of the auzi aps kits exhasts,turbos,tmi,fmic,induction,fuel rails etc been looking on there web pagers and imo there kits look the best, so what do they perform like guys ?are you happy with quality and fitment?
They make out all there kits are easy fit yourself and they send a fitting kit also i am interested in this as it appeals to me so is it possible?
i want to get busy with modding my sti now warrenty out but really want quality ,i want to uprate the componants not just hike up the power.
thanks for reading any replys would be great thanks all
Old 24 February 2008 | 03:18 PM
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Check out my blog mate - lots of their gear on my car.

All top quality stuff (the best) with everything you need to fit.

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Old 24 February 2008 | 05:17 PM
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thanks for tha reply mate lovely car you go their
the aps kits look nbrill cant understand how noone seems to use them real quality about them thanks again mate anything else would be apricated cheers
Old 24 February 2008 | 05:22 PM
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They are expensive and people think they are getting bargains getting xyz FMIC etc on ebay for a lot less without understanding that they dont work.

The APS kit fits like a glove and doesnt require any major modifications and works perfect.

Cheers btw
Old 24 February 2008 | 05:26 PM
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thanks for reply mate that scooby is v v nice
Old 24 February 2008 | 05:39 PM
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I'm a bit of an APS *****,
Can't fault the equipment although Bob Rawle has mentioned that the blow off valves sometimes have issues with not holding a vacuum and this results in the boost coming on a bit later. Not sure if mine suffers from this but he is going to have a look at it to see if it's OK.
I Currently have the following fitted:
APS DR725 front mounted intercooler
APS SR55 ball bearing turbo

APS Cold air induction system
APS High flow turbo exhaust outlet
APS 3.5” race exhaust system
APS High volume dual vent blow off valve
APS FRP/03 Race Fuel System

I am having the APS turbo inlet pipe fitted next month.
All of the parts are of high quality and as already mentioned, fit really well.
Old 24 February 2008 | 05:47 PM
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I'm going to be treating myself to a bundle of stuff if I go on my planned work thing to the states in a few months
Old 24 February 2008 | 05:55 PM
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Wise move Prasius
Thanks to the exchange rate I got the turbo inlet pipe for just £140
One thing to know is that you will either have to get the parts in person or get an American to order them on his credit card and have them delivered to his house/work etc. as they would not deliver using a credit card with a UK billing address.
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let us now the price difference as may be able to get a friend who is state side to get me what i want EVERYTHING ha ha if its worth while ie large saving
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This is the company that I got my turbo pipe from, they have got the complete range of APS gear.
APS - Genesis Racing & Development
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I've already got a contact in Florida who works for the local Subaru dealership - who also happens to be an APS stockists. Thanks for the reminder about the credit card - I didn't think about that I'll find a workaround

As far as the saving goes it varies depending on the item - but you'll save (not including shipping/duties/etc) about £90 - £100 on the parallel fuel rails, about £50 - £60 on the CIAK....
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Some of the differences in retail prices with the current favourable exchange rate:
Dual vent BOV - UK £145 - US £128
Fuel rail kit - UK £345 - US £230
FMIC DR725 - UK £1065 - US £766
3.5" exhaust - UK £810 - US £664

You will then have to add shipping and import duty to these prices, not sure how much that would cost
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yeah totally in the dark about shipping from usa has anyone done this so could give us an idea
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See my slightly ranty post in NSR about shipping from the states

Some places are stupid.. others are great. I may be able to get a set of phenolic inlet manifold spaces, with extended bolts and two sets of Subaru gaskets for $110 shipped (quoted $5 shipping! I've sent a mail to query!).
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