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For our kit:
Rotrex 1700
Pro Alloy Rad/Cooler Combo - 800 (or so cant remember from the top of my head)
Oil Cooler 60
Injectors 240
Brackets 250
Pipework 200+-
Filter 50
Labour
Mapping
etc
Straight away the parts cost is pretty high plus the mapping, the above is just from the top of my head...
There will never be a best way, if you have no goal as to what you want i guarantee it will cost you a lot of money and you probably wont be happy.
Work out exactly what you want/need then look at the best way to get to that point.
If the car has been put back to stock then it's not always easy to tell like that.
I dont really have a price for it because most people will want it mapping again anyway as an unknown map might be junk. Power run is the best way. Then you know if it needs it or not!
We have gone early for the day, took me ages to get home, loads of cars and lorrys stuck and too many idiots on the road.
I bet there's at least 8" of snow at home, lets hope it melts fast!
If you have a spare set of leads and plugs i'd check if you are getting a spark on all 4, earth the plugs out while plugged into the lead and crank the car over.
Twice half it's length would have done but yeah :)
Some will fail on the bottom end, some will do ring landings, some will throw a rod.
Mileage can vary so much but generally the F4R is pretty reliable.
Re: NW Rolling Road meet @ RS Tuning
As long as there's a car waiting to go on the Dyno when one is coming off then it's fine. Some kind of running order is always good. To give an idea on times the vauxsport/briskoda day was finished for 14.00 and we did 25 cars
On the F4RT engine with stock fuel pressure and injectors they will produce enough fuel for about 280hp at 11.8:1 afr @ 100%DC, they are not 480cc but little 380 (or so).....