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Old Dec 21, 2016 | 07:35 PM
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Starting to get a little pile of bits and bobs now.

Flywheel has arrived, and it is very light! Got some new genuine bolts for it too.

Couple of odds and sods too.






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Old Dec 21, 2016 | 08:03 PM
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Just like to point out the textured wallpaper is NOT in my house.
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Aaahh, 80s woodchip FTW!

Painted over in the ubiquitous contemporary magnolia. We had it in my dad's house.

I couldn't resist picking at the little bits of wood under the paper. Much to pater's chagrin.

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Old Dec 27, 2016 | 09:00 PM
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Had to get a little Xmas pressie for the R, won't be fitted until engines built, but couldn't resist it!




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Old Dec 27, 2016 | 10:50 PM
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Just ordered my new turbo too... Inkeeping with my OE (plus) theme, VF23 machined to accept billet VF34 wheel, and has ceramic bearings.
So how have you managed to change the bearings? Is it with a new core? I like the idea of this upgrade to the oe turbo.
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Old Jan 1, 2017 | 09:01 PM
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Another little STI touch for the parts pile.



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That's cool. Nice and subtle = aesthetically pleasing.

Would look even better without the embossed rectangular panel - just the logo. Maybe.

Had no idea that STi produced such a IC-TB hose.

How did you find out about it?

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Old Jan 2, 2017 | 07:12 AM
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That's cool. Nice and subtle = aesthetically pleasing.

Would look even better without the embossed rectangular panel - just the logo. Maybe.

Had no idea that STi produced such a IC-TB hose.

How did you find out about it?

Random eBay brousing to pass a night shift away, saw it, liked it, tried to ignore the price and bought it.
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...tried to ignore the price and bought it.
Go on...
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Go on...
About £50
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Machining work has begun on a VF23 turbo housing, ready for the 34 wheel.

The wheel is still to arrive, but not long til this part of the build is complete.




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Nice new system arrived today. Hopefully if I can get some gaskets and a fitting kit, I should should this fitted by Monday.





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Oooff. That's gonna be loud.

That looks like the rear 'box' snakes over the top of the half shaft, no?
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Oooff. That's gonna be loud.

That looks like the rear 'box' snakes over the top of the half shaft, no?
Yeah, it's gonna be a bit loud . I'm keeping my old system just incase it's unbearable.

I have seen one fitted, can't remember exactly how it sits, but hopefully there'll be fitted pics by Monday. I've just ordered up all new genuine gaskets and bolts for it too which were more than I'd expected.
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Most boring update ever... but still.

Received all my new genuine nuts, bolts, springs and gaskets for the new exhaust. Hopefully if I can get it on the ramp tomorrow it's fitting time.




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So, fitted the Group A system today. Absolutely perfect fit.

Sounds amazing
















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Old Jan 24, 2017 | 08:49 PM
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v0Gm9RmWaMQ


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VJmr-Wr0SRw


https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O35CgpFSOdo
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Nice! Is it annoyingly loud in the cabin?

I love this car!

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Not at all, and thanks.
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cooky, is the rear box section's pipework 3" diameter?

Is it designed to correctly mate up to an OEM-pattern/length centre section (whether 2.5 or 3 inch flange)?

Can the rear section be bought on its own?

Ta.

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cooky, is the rear box section's pipework 3" diameter?

Is it designed to correctly mate up to an OEM-pattern/length centre section (whether 2.5 or 3 inch flange)?

Can the rear section be bought on its own?

Ta.
My system is 2.5 inch as didn't need to go to 3.

I'm pretty sure the centre section is the same is OE length, but I'm not 100% on that as I didn't compare the two when I removed old system. I'm sure Hayward and Scott could confirm though mate.
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Yesterday's impulse purchase.. should go nice with my custom dash pod.

Need to think of somewhere to mount the controller so it blends in.





















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- Cheers, I'll get the downlow from H&S.

- Awesome. What was the damage for that full Defi setup?
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https://www.haywardandscott.com/grou...-silencer.html

Sorted.
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- Cheers, I'll get the downlow from H&S.

- Awesome. What was the damage for that full Defi setup?

I'm trying to forget.
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LOL

The mental damage is too much.
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Nice thread. Will keep a look at it. Also, great exhaust.
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