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they all do it from the join at the back of the cat. The angle of the flare on the exhaust is slightly wrong so it barely contacts. Not a problem that's exclusive to this system, but I've seen more of these than most, that are like it
How you've done that is exactly how we/I have done a number of cars in the past. it's the very best you can make it IMO. That's exactly what we used to do with the high compression and big single throttle body cars going back 4 years or more. Always worked a treat. I'd look at a filter with an...
about 1 in 100 are a problem before 100k. I advise against changing them as I've seen more new pumps cause issues than old ones.
I think i've only ever had to change 6 from necessity, and half of those were not the original
I did that once a few years back (ok 13). I was sold 4 Roadhogs for £250. Car sounded like a 1970s american police car at anything over 25mph. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeekkkkk round every corner
I see some of your point, but if you look at the internals of a newer ECU like the GEN90, it's a decade ahead of an omex 600. The amount of data that's transferred on connection is 3 times the size for a start!!!! the s40 software is dreadful. gives me a headache just looking at it, although...
Find one that's had regular use and been well looked after rather than ultra low miles and been stored for months on end. They die if they're not used IME. Lovely 60k example of a Trophy in today, better than a lot of the 20k ones I've seen
I know it was around 300 at one point, although at Rick Woods so probably optomistic, but it did have a massive turbo added along it's life. GT35 rings a bell, which makes over 400 quite realistic.
don't know, he charges by the mile so i'd have to give you his number and you give him postcode details.
Don't remember if I ever asked before, but have you washed the engine at all? Flashing light is a "destructive misfire" which i've found 9 out of 10 times is water in the sparkplugs