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kk well in that case,
call GFS and grap some stock pads, and some brembo HC discs, there just like OEM but a better quality! plus there only £50 for the pair! :D
do a search for "exhaust" there will be loads of threads, you may see a few HP but not much dude!
they do sound lumpy, not much you can really do! tuen the radio up!
as for the filter the ITG seems to please anyone who uses it! but there not cheap! maybe not worth £400 for 1-2 hp?
i think the order of the bolts is, (i think!)
bolt, recessed seat, MANIFOLD, steel wire gasket, DE CAT, flat washer, spring, washer with the lip, tiny washer then 10mm nut
lol, you need a 10mm socket and wrench
a deep 10mm socket, 3 x 4" extention bars and a wrench.
remove the air box and the plenham to get better access,
jack the car up and SECURE it!
one person holds a 10mm socket over the engine bay side, the other uses the 3 extention bars and the deep...
air con, just loosen the 10mm nut on the main joint near the bulkhead. let it out slowly! and do NOT breath it in,
hoses, no well unless you poor it into buckets or summet :S
if your worried about staining the floor...then once you drop it, swill it!
unless the 182 still uses the large track on the oil sep plate but just blocks the mail breather into the plenham. and the other hole is a extra one? so it has two now?
yea, but the vapours filter into the pipe that sits under the plenham,
the 182 had a differnt breather setup, as the top crank breather is blocked, this maybe smokeys problem.
as iirc this is a 182 engine he is fitting? so the pipe from the 172 would of gone to the crank breather on the cam...