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I asked the seller before they were posted up on ebay, and he/she said that one was bent.lol.
edit: just read the rest of the thread.......you have been warned.
I dont think they know it would be cheaper, they are an intermediary, they have to go get the quote for you.
Just have a word with the director, nice enough bloke.
coilovers are the best money i have ever spent on this car. Tyres are probably next on my list of prioritys and then brakes, as the stock ones seem to be fine unless you use them too much.
Re: Cutting Pumper
Get a decent exhaust place to do it, they have experience with this sort of thing. f**k it up and you wont be happy.
Or get the dremmel out.....
Do you mean one of those gtech meters Ben? I dont think they are very good, as the data they give is inconsistent.
I was wondering is the rpm output signal good enough for measuring acceleration? For comparitive measurements.
I have had my smt6 for a while might need remapping, but I think concentrating on the air intake first would be my best bet. The car is running rich at the moment.
Just what i thought. I was wondering if you know a way of me seeing gains/losses at home without having to dyno the car or thrash it on tons of 0-60 runs?
Any equipment I can use? I have access to a load of automotive tools and test equipment at work.
Will start initially by temperature...
I get a flat spot from 5500 to 6500 (146 atw:D, not too shabby.), which i think is down to me not connecting the caf to the viper induction kit.
How do you calculate the length of the inlet to get the most out of the engine?