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Old 03 January 2011, 07:55 PM
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Cheers Si, i think it looks cool now. Although im only sat in making "Braaaaaaaaaaa tsh'tshtsh'tsh'tsh'tsh'tsh'tsh" noises at the mo lol
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Originally Posted by frayz
Ive deleted the washer bottle Si so the swirlpot will be mounted in its place.
I know ist a fit and forget solution that way and i dont have to mess around with the stock lines at all. The Walboro will lift to the pot via the stock lines. The motor will then be fed by a Bosch 413 via twin rails to 1000cc injectors. This will return to the pot via a fuelab regualtor and then finally back down the OEM return line to the tank.
Want to run the same set-up as above mate, have you sourced a swirl pot yet to fit under the bonnet?
Old 03 January 2011, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by dave_garrett
Want to run the same set-up as above mate, have you sourced a swirl pot yet to fit under the bonnet?
No mate, getting one fabricated to fit perfect on all the stock locations. Once my boost pipes are in and i can see exactly how much room i have to play with
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It's no Buick though is it mate

Side rails do look nice
Old 03 January 2011, 08:04 PM
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Lol, cars on GT5 dont count Stu
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Old 03 January 2011, 08:08 PM
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Love the new seats Frayz
Old 04 January 2011, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Cheers Si, i think it looks cool now. Although im only sat in making "Braaaaaaaaaaa tsh'tshtsh'tsh'tsh'tsh'tsh'tsh" noises at the mo lol

Oi...nowt wrong with that Mr....I still do that in mine!
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Originally Posted by Anger
Love the new seats Frayz
Cheers dude, makes for a nice interior i think.

Originally Posted by JP4
Oi...nowt wrong with that Mr....I still do that in mine!
Lol, yeah but yours makes noises when you turn the key anyway.
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Originally Posted by frayz
Lol, yeah but yours makes noises when you turn the key anyway.
bet the noises from the passenger seat are good on full boost too eh jag

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lol!

Ian - I recall taking an Evo (std 285hp) owner out once and even on 1.5 bar lets say he was getting rather animated! Poor chap was holding onto his head once we had stopped! Not sure would what have happed with 2 bar or even with race fuel! Fancy a passenger ride at the Pod this year mate?

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Only hope mine ends up half as good as yours Jag, sounds amazing
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Originally Posted by JP4
lol!

Ian - I recall taking an Evo (std 285hp) owner out once and even on 1.5 bar lets say he was getting rather animated! Poor chap was holding onto his head once we had stopped! Not sure would what have happed with 2 bar or even with race fuel! Fancy a passenger ride at the Pod this year mate?
That is a done deal, thanks mate...I'm a short **** so you won't even notice I'm there...I've been in Sy's car at sub 600 so this will be good
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Originally Posted by frayz
Only hope mine ends up half as good as yours Jag, sounds amazing
And I bet your's will be right up there Frayz - I bloody need some "New Age" company amongst the "classic" animals...so chop chop mate


Originally Posted by trails
That is a done deal, thanks mate...I'm a short **** so you won't even notice I'm there...I've been in Sy's car at sub 600 so this will be good
Get your helmet polished.....Now that don't sound right....fpmsl! You're on mate!
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I'll be there mate. Promise
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Default Classic GC8 wingsert - UPDATE -

Update for the classic guys

Finally got a pulled proto for the Classic impreza. They look almost identical to the newage one but there are a few differences between them. This one will be for cars running no bonnet release cable. Ones for road cars with a bonnet release cable will be shaped to fit the cable area. Its cut afterwards so people can specify either.

Hopefully get this trial fitted on a GC8 shell soon and see how we get on

Old 11 January 2011, 06:35 PM
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Nice work mate !
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That looks like it might fit my car Such a cool transformation from template to mold
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Cheers Clive,

Stu, you know damn well it will fit your car haha
I just need to cut up someones classic and make any tweeks to make sure the next one is 100%
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Originally Posted by frayz
Cheers Clive,

Stu, you know damn well it will fit your car haha
I just need to cut up someones classic and make any tweeks to make sure the next one is 100%

What you doing this weekend Frayz...two birds one stone?
Old 11 January 2011, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by frayz
Update for the classic guys

Finally got a pulled proto for the Classic impreza. They look almost identical to the newage one but there are a few differences between them. This one will be for cars running no bonnet release cable. Ones for road cars with a bonnet release cable will be shaped to fit the cable area. Its cut afterwards so people can specify either.

Hopefully get this trial fitted on a GC8 shell soon and see how we get on

These should go well amonst the classic owners
Old 11 January 2011, 11:28 PM
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Should do Kev,

Anyone with a rotated setup or big engine bay mounted filter should be able to benefit if they wish.

Mainly for the rotated boys that want a nice clean OEM finish install
Old 12 January 2011, 10:20 AM
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That looks smart mate. You can use my car as a guinea pig if need be.
Old 12 January 2011, 10:52 AM
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Cheers for the offer Si, but ideally need someone local. A breakers with a spare inner wing would be my choice if i could find one lol
Old 12 January 2011, 01:01 PM
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Frayz, My classic sits there most of the time unused. It could even be with a mile and a bit of where you work ready for your lunch break. Or pop over to Stu. He's got 2 scoobs that he never uses

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Ok... Very nice and all... But get back to work on your car
Old 12 January 2011, 01:33 PM
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I will graham, soon as i have something to fit.

Amazing how many people will let me butcher their cars cutting holes an all
Old 12 January 2011, 01:47 PM
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you may like to run off a version of the heat shield that I have on mine too. I would run them off myself but don't have access to someone / somewhere to do it.

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Old 12 January 2011, 05:04 PM
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Could to Matt, but i think i have enough to be getting on with at the mo. If you take it off i can pattern it for you.
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No probs mate, it is a little way. Just thought as my engine bay is empty it would be ideal. Any news on your timing belt guide?

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