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The cup isn't any quicker than the other RS's in the real world, you're talking a few tenths quicker to 60 and you're never going to notice that.
The cup feels rawer and the main reason I went for the cup was on the basis of "less equipment less to go wrong".
I was heading up towards middlebrook in Horwich, you passed me on the opposite side of the road. Car had an oval back box below the bumper, looked like a Magnex back box.
I've got some JVC 6"x9"s (120watt rated) in mine (fitted in the parcel shelf by the previous owner) I've since removed the rear seats and built a false floor and cut the speakers in to that. They're good enough for what I want as I'm not really in to powerful music systems i.e subs anymore...
Not sure if it'll work for yours because mine is a 172 Cup but I get the airbag and serv light lighting up now and then, I just wiggle the wires under the passenger seat and it knocks them off. Other than that I'd try disconnecting the battery for 20 minutes to reset the ECU.
Lol! The sensible thing to do would be to write a list of everything to check before you leave your house. Saying that though I've never done that myself.
If they've been looked after, serviced regular etc, they'll be fine, there's a few knocking about on here over the 100k mark. Fletcher's is a mint example of this ;).
Personally the high mileage would scare me off but that just me.
You can have to flanges with the bolt holes in welded on each end the pipe that replaces the cat. Mine has this, makes the job a whole easier when it M.O.T time comes and you need the cat back in.
Previous owner did this on my car by the way, I'm still waiting to have my de-cat pipe made up.
Car's looking nice and clean Ian, it's a right pain in the arse to keep black cars clean isn't it?
Do you have any other plans for it? I'd personally get the wheels powder coated white but I've always been a fan of black cars with white wheels.
I know that feeling mate. I did it in one of my previous cars.
My mate crashed his car in front of me and the only way I could avoid smashing in to him was bouncing up the curb, well and truely ruined an alloy.
Unless it really bad no one will notice it while you're driving anyway.
There's a device you can buy from K-tec that knocks the light off. Might just be for the 172 that though, sure someone else will be along to confirm that. Or you could try disconnecting the battery and resetting the ECU that works for some.
I know this sounds daft but it wouldn't be the petrol sloshing about in your petrol tank would it? Only suggesting it because I can really hear mine doing it since I removed the rear seats out of mine.
Probably a long shot but it's the cheaper alternative than paying for it to be plugged in on a diagnostic machine but have you tried disconnecting the battery for 10-20 minutes to reset the ECU?