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i've used pro-bolt bolts a few times, but not on a F4R rocker cover. Personally i dont think anodised blue would work, and would be expensive due to the number of bolts and the different lengths used
CLIP can do some clever stuff. However i'd say a snap-on diagnostics tool used in the right way, and with some knowledge of the car, that you can get everything you need.
What was the issue?
I think what you're asking is will it just plug in and work. The answer to that is no. It could be made to work, but it wouldn't be entirely straightforward
this one isn't a kit, it's bits and pieces the owner (16v_paddy) has bought, and i've modded all the bits to fit. I do do a complete kit with all new bits for the mk1 though.
Honestly not sure on what it's going to make, it did 144 on the dyno at Surrey rolling road with just cams and basic...
looks cool :)
F7P is worth more than it's credited with tbh, can do loads to them (most don't, and follow the herd ;) ) the huge bonus is the cost of an engine if you need one. £50 for a P of £350 for an R
Doing this to a "p" at the moment