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Re: 2009 GT-R vs. 997 Turbo on the autobahn (JDM as f**k presenter) [repost Police G
Plenty fast enough for me! Though id love to see what yours would do on a good day Roy?
Id suggest speaking to Paul at RS Tuning mate, for tweaking the standard ECU's he is 2nd to none, and im sure he could fill you in on some helpfull info :)
Not suggesting they got that rusty in a week mate, OE springs do get rusty as the coating comes pdd pretty easily once they have had some use.
Just throwing ideas around, im my experience i have seen springs snap after an MOT as the front ( and rear) is jacked up to test for bearing/ball...
Re: 2009 GT-R vs. 997 Turbo on the autobahn (JDM as f**k presenter) [repost Police G
interesting, shocking how much quicker the GTR is at the top end if the 911 was flat out too
To be honest mate, it could have broken in that short time, slim but possible, id not bother wasting your time going back to quik fit.
Which trader did that mate? Do you definately know they used a zip gun to tighten the lock nut? shocking if they did (unless it was set really low)
It is something that will add noise mate, it won't offer any performance increase as said, but it will sound a litter nicer.
If you're going to do it mind, remember that you will have to buy another airbox if you ever wish to sell the car, and also remember to drill the holes on the right side...
No, i was talking about an open filter like a cone filter mate, an enclosed induction kit will always be better, but having an open ine will loose you a few bhp due to heat soak, but you won't notice it as it will sound faster due to the much louder induction noise
you won't any noticable...
As Ben has said, on it's own any panel filter will not offer any noticable gain.
When i tested an itg panel filter on my old 172, it made 1 bhp more than the standard element, (that was the average over ten runs)
edit - though saying that, if you did an open induction kit you might loose a...
Lol! See id put my money on Dynacup each time - See id be in Dynacup, and id be off like a shot, where as you would be in the Vee spending all your time going:
Re: Lowest mileage PH1?
I think yours will probably remain one of the lower mileage ones as well, with the littele use it gets, you definately need a good thread up about it, your engine bay looks great, and iirc you made very good power too?