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Re: dmallett's 421'd monaco
Done 2 rear bearings on non genuine disks in the last 2 days ;)
Can sort you HEL lines out when you have the pads if you want. There's already ATE super blue fluid in it.
I usually see decent torque improvements over a good rev range. It's not a power mod, but worth doing along with other things, especially if the head is off for something else. Wouldn't bother with it as a stand alone modification.
I liked the rad change, but i went all out to simplify the bay to make it easy to do anything and not be a big heat trap.
If you're not using long trumpets then you won't need the deep filter. You'll have 60mm ones as standard with the DTH kit, which can have a shallower filter so bonnet...
I usually pay £20 a pair if i take them wheels, or £25 a pair if they have to remove them from the car. Dodgy little part worn place in Bedford, but they've never done me wrong and I've used them for about 7 years now
hmm, comes down to interiors for me. Couldn't live with a ph1 dash, hate Cup seats. If a Sunflower or an Exclusive came my way at the right time I'd have that, otherwise, Cup with better seats
Cracked cat diagnosed as a corroded exhaust, so scorpion system supplied and fitted......badly. Didn't fix the original issue and actually made it worse. Same car had a brand new manifold to cat gasket kit fitted, with the bolts tightened so far the thread stripped, leaving the nuts spinning but...
majority of what I see seems to be down to leaving an apprentice unsupervised, doing work on the floor without a ramp (what I've been told by the customers)
LOL, got another one in at the moment. "uprated" oil pump apparently.........nope not even new, just charged for. 800 miles since ITBs fitted and something from inside the airbox has gone down a trumpet
nearly 2 years between services means it's not adhering to correct intervals. 12k miles or 12 months, whichever comes first
Seen 2 cars just recently that have very obvious (to me) fraudulently stamped service books. One former trader on here sold a car and stamped the book for services nearly...
thats not going to be down to the map. RStuner maps are really not that dramatically different from standard. You need to give the car to someone to properly find the fault rather than throw parts at the problem