Lets see your "One off" modifications!
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Great thread guys!
Here's my effort - I made this to feed cold air to my APS/K&N inner wing filter. It's been on the car for a couple of years with no ill effects.
I've even had them manufactured and sold a load of them.
madras
Here's my effort - I made this to feed cold air to my APS/K&N inner wing filter. It's been on the car for a couple of years with no ill effects.
I've even had them manufactured and sold a load of them.
madras
i luurve this thread..original and inspiring 
I am tempted to say that some of you guys have too much time on your hands (si you especially ) but that is just jealousy showing through 
To think I got an A level in design and Technology and couldnt even start to do some of the stuff you guys have done. ...
keep em coming, this thread is
as a variation on theme, I might be posting my " one-off " disasters
I am tempted to say that some of you guys have too much time on your hands (si you especially
) but that is just jealousy showing through To think I got an A level in design and Technology and couldnt even start to do some of the stuff you guys have done. ...
keep em coming, this thread is
as a variation on theme, I might be posting my " one-off " disasters
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From: "Engineering Perfection in Essex"
Sorry for the cak fone piccies but heres my ACT gauge and my turbo timer flush mounted in a DIN size carbon panel.
Last edited by frayz; May 4, 2006 at 12:45 AM.
Originally Posted by madras
Great thread guys!
Here's my effort - I made this to feed cold air to my APS/K&N inner wing filter. It's been on the car for a couple of years with no ill effects.
I've even had them manufactured and sold a load of them.
madras
Here's my effort - I made this to feed cold air to my APS/K&N inner wing filter. It's been on the car for a couple of years with no ill effects.
I've even had them manufactured and sold a load of them.
madras
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Originally Posted by fatmanscooby
Mark thats very nice m8 looking forward to seeing it and pinching some ideas this Year
Heres my input to the thread.
Heres my input to the thread.
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My centre triple gauge pod pre96 model.
Made to suit 60mm defi's
Not a very clear picture (using the moby)
http://i2.tinypic.com/xaue1f.jpg
Made to suit 60mm defi's
Not a very clear picture (using the moby)
http://i2.tinypic.com/xaue1f.jpg
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From: A.K.A RAIDEN, Watford & Tidworth. V7 STI Type RA Spec C, V2 STI,97JDM WRX, Daytona 675R
Lambda and Knock link LED's re located and fitted a super bright LED for the Red (in its own pod)
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From: In a 405 BHP/360 ft/lb P1 with SN superstar Sonic dog at my side!
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Funny place for the ejector button
Great thread chaps. P1Mark - OMG! Your engine is cleaner than my house!
Great thread chaps. P1Mark - OMG! Your engine is cleaner than my house!
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No pics but when you have new tyres ask that they fit motorbike air valve stems into your wheels, they are quite a bit shorter and are tucked away but still fairly easy to get to. Done this on my speedlines and no problems with air-line etc.