Recent content by maahny

Its out on the 28th but I have my copy already. :rasp: Its a good magazine. It deserves to be successful. I for one welcome a modifying magazine that isn't like Max Power et al.

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Apex will sag as Fred says, Eibach are much better - H&R are another very high quality choice.

£46.50 including delivery. Just call us on 020 7474 5883 to order. M

ITG. You can get then from us. M

£500! Maxogen. Spoken to ITG today, we are now stocking these for the Clio aswell. M

Looks seriously ugly too. Might be a good design but wait till that foam starts breaking up like it always does on these. My money would go on a Maxogen or Simota. M

What we normally make for the BMW's is a very well sealed heatshield. The basic frame of the heatshield is metal but it's coated with a heat resistant foam. We also make sure the whole thing sits flush with the bonnet. Any breather pipes also end up inside the enclosure through a sealed...

The thing is that most people do care and they don't just want something that makes a noise. If you want just noise go buy a halfords drill with a fat drill bit and drill some holes into the airbox. That will make a very loud noise! M

Not tested them properly and certainly not looked at some of the newer stuff they are coming out with. We did find something though with the cone filters. If they are subjected to any sort of heat soak you have a problem. The metal gauze surrounding the cotton is quite thick and has a very...

Now that's money well spent. I am working on a cheaper ITG induction system which uses the Maxogen filters. We have had some excellent results on other cars using the same method. Not quite as good as the Carbon Fibre Maxogen system but then no where near the price either. Still much better...

These kind of products really annoy me. I've been into tuning cars for about 3 years now and we are so picky as to what we will and will not supply. Compaines like Pipercross know very little about induction - it's just a load of marketing to sell and make money. People automatically assume...

It's alot of money to pay for something that only makes more noise. M

Fitted a Simota kit to a car which had a PIpercross on it - car sounded much better and pulled harder. The Pipercross is just way too small. Other problems encountered are that the foam quickly breaks up and gets sucked into the engine. Very poor effort. M

The difference between £300 coilovers and those from H&R will be alot. Not just in terms of build but ride quality and ultimate grip. Cheaper kits tend to be poorly built and rock hard which just loses you grip. H&R actually test everything on the road before it goes into production. If your...