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if I start pulling it apart, and it's got a new aux belt and tensioner, we can proceed with caution. It's not a big deal to treat it as an inspect first and change it if it needs it job
it's can't "fail" just by becoming noisy. Only failure I've ever seen was due to what I can only assume was someone fitting the oil blanking cap on the pulley with a 6 foot scafold pole, and managed to shear the threaded lugs that hold it together. I've seen them be noisy for 40k before and no...
since forever. It's ajust there for convenience. extended use like that would be seen as fraud by the vast majority of insurers as he should be named on the main policy, it being illegal to have the same vehicle insured twice on separate policies
shouldn't be a problem immediately, but they may...
if he's regularly doing that mileage on "other vehicles" entitlement, he's going to get bummed. It's meant for emergencies, cover will be invalid essentially. No different to fronting.
stopped at Tesco on the way home.......Halo 4, and packet of sausages please.
£35 and there on the shelf, so proves pre-order is for the socially inept. Leave the house ;)
multiplayer servers are screwed though :(
if you look at a cup racer setup, the box is actually sat where the fuse box is on a road car. Much longer induction length than people use on here with it right on the TB.
The key is in getting optimal length, and a decent quality filter that doesn't crush easily or get sucked in like some of...
I use non genuine, but not the very cheapest ones you can buy, which are utter muck. Tried lots before I found the ones I like, which I sell at £16.50 each, so cheaper than genuine but just as good.
The £7 ones last about a week usually
kit map I upload here and road test the car (eventually will be able to power run before and after)
Can organise custom mapping for some extra cost, this is not possible as a same day job though
That's 3 questions really, depends if you want cams a and remap package, then ITBs later, or all at once, or ITB's first, then Cams added later. All works a bit different each way, mainly down to the mapping
Prices are in my traders section
Buy a Gen90, Plug into original loom, plug in TPS adaptor that comes with it, finished.
Balancing requires the use of a laptop with the appropriate ECU software, as any changes effect the TPS calibration points, ignition idle control, and fuel.
A synchrometer is simple to use. The...