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Old 29 August 2013, 06:04 PM
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I've just bought a Parrot MKi9200, anyone know the part no. for the iso cable for my 08 330s with satnav unit ?.

I'll have the OEM Kenwood hands free kit up for sale which is now discontinued, if anyones after one.
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Old 29 August 2013, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Scoobynodd
Oh ok, cheers Rob. So all in all, pretty much a straight forward bolt-up affair then. I've actually just opted to pay the £15 fee to Scoobyworld to pre-set them up for me. I'm actually thinking of wrapping the threads in some Denso tape once I'm happy with the set-up, I know its a bit OTT and not very asthetic pleasing, mind lol. But I'll look into that spray, but I already have the tape. Rob, do you know if the rear strut's lower mounts have slotted holes for camber adjustment on the BR Series, or not?
No the rears dont have camber adjusted top mounts..
Old 29 August 2013, 06:15 PM
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If anyone's after first refusal before ebay I have a set of Bilstein dampers and eibach springs which are standard fit on the cosworth cs400 sti.

They are a direct swap for dampers on any hatch be it wrx, wrx-s or sti. I've spoken to a lot of dealerships and technicians to confirm this. You will need to use your existing top mounts for the fronts though. I will include spring compressors in the sale.

The springs drop the ride height 15mm from standard sti and the dampers are a better ride under normal circumstances but harder when put under stress. They are a number of thousands of pounds if bought through subaru.

They are used with low mileage. I bought them only a few days ago but after taking delivery of them I have just emptied my savings paying a vet bill and am sadly having to sell every non essential thing I own to pay for it. I was looking forward to fitting these this week and even bought a new breaker bar and spring compressors in order to fit them. Someone else will make use of them I'm sure.

Pm any queries. They're on ebay in around a week from today.
Old 29 August 2013, 10:14 PM
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Are they the updated ones?
Old 29 August 2013, 10:21 PM
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Originally Posted by thenewgalaxy
Are they the updated ones?
There's no such thing. The warranty replacements for a handful of cosworths were the same dampers. I got this info from cosworth UK when I called to check they would fit the sti
Old 30 August 2013, 07:30 AM
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I must say my STi dampers with the Prodrive/eibachs give a lot better ride than std springs.. they drop the car only 10mm
Old 30 August 2013, 09:28 AM
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Originally Posted by pot1175
I've just bought a Parrot MKi9200, anyone know the part no. for the iso cable for my 08 330s with satnav unit ?.

I'll have the OEM Kenwood hands free kit up for sale which is now discontinued, if anyones after one.
Cheers
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The bluetooth mic?

If so then its H0018FG300
Old 30 August 2013, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by rob84
No the rears dont have camber adjusted top mounts..
No Rob, I know the BC rears don't have adjustable top mounts, my question was, are the holes on the rear's lower brackets slotted to allow for camber adjustment. They were on the D2's that I got for my my old '54 plate blobeye.
Old 30 August 2013, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Scoobynodd
No Rob, I know the BC rears don't have adjustable top mounts, my question was, are the holes on the rear's lower brackets slotted to allow for camber adjustment. They were on the D2's that I got for my my old '54 plate blobeye.

The rears on the hatch are pure coil over shocks, slotting the lower bracket would make no difference (if you could :-) )

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Originally Posted by Don Clark
The rears on the hatch are pure coil over shocks, slotting the lower bracket would make no difference (if you could :-) )

Ohhhhhh bollards! They've changed the design of the lower connection a bit there then since the blolbeyes. ...On the blobs the rears had a 2-bolt lower bracket which was quite similar to the front. Similar again, infact to the front on the hatches. So can any kind of camber adjustment be achieved on the rear then, without resorting to adjustable lower control arms?
Old 30 August 2013, 12:18 PM
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My mistake I read that as top mounts. Long day of graft yesterday. No they don't use camber slots in the bottom. If you want to adjust the cambers of the rear wheels either change the lower arm assy to an adjustable type but you'll need the tie rod to in order to get the toe set right. Or you can fit a power flex upper rear arm camber bush kit.
Old 30 August 2013, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by staccato
There's no such thing. The warranty replacements for a handful of cosworths were the same dampers. I got this info from cosworth UK when I called to check they would fit the sti
Ahhh foooooooook lol.

Mine have started knocking and will be replaced according to the dealer... so if they're just going to friggin' go again I'm going to need to delay the fitment as long as possible and save up for an upgrade as I'd want to keep the originals in a box somewhere.

Shame I ain't got the dorrah to take those Ohlins off Imy right now.
Old 30 August 2013, 06:21 PM
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I don't think the fault is guaranteed in all of them. Its very unusual for a Bilstein product to go faulty, let alone an entire series of the same damper and especially not for a damper on a production car. I'd say only 2 or 3 sets have been unfortunate enough to go wrong. The same can be said for the car I used to own the mazda 3 mps. The top mounts on some of them broke and causes suspension rattle. But this didn't happen on all of them. Luck of the draw.
Old 30 August 2013, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by staccato
I don't think the fault is guaranteed in all of them. Its very unusual for a Bilstein product to go faulty, let alone an entire series of the same damper and especially not for a damper on a production car. I'd say only 2 or 3 sets have been unfortunate enough to go wrong. The same can be said for the car I used to own the mazda 3 mps. The top mounts on some of them broke and causes suspension rattle. But this didn't happen on all of them. Luck of the draw.
Seem to have been a few of them according to the Cosworth thread on the main page but yeah must have been a bad batch of them. Dealer said it was easily sorted by replacing them.

Have to say hand on heart I only noticed the knocking on the way back from the Ormskirk motorfest this weekend just gone.
Old 31 August 2013, 04:22 PM
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Old 31 August 2013, 05:24 PM
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Which one?


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Old 31 August 2013, 07:05 PM
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The white one?
Old 31 August 2013, 07:31 PM
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Originally Posted by urban
The bluetooth mic?

If so then its H0018FG300
Its the Kenwood KNA-VC-300, it plugs straight into the back of the headunit, I,ve fitted the Parrot MKi9200 now so its up for sale now if anyone wants it.
£40 posted. Only used for 1 month has a button of talk/accept & mic, will need new sticky pads to mount.Will take a pic of the kit, box & instruction if required.
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Old 31 August 2013, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by thenewgalaxy
Seem to have been a few of them according to the Cosworth thread on the main page but yeah must have been a bad batch of them. Dealer said it was easily sorted by replacing them.

Have to say hand on heart I only noticed the knocking on the way back from the Ormskirk motorfest this weekend just gone.
I thought my knocking was just brake drag from overwashing .If it weren't for the failures being mentioned so often I wouldn't have noticed so soon.Lets hope the new ones are gonna be ok,seeing as they fail so soon it shouldn't take long to tell. How long have you been quoted to wait I have heard nothing since Tuesday.
Old 31 August 2013, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Busterbulldog
I thought my knocking was just brake drag from overwashing .If it weren't for the failures being mentioned so often I wouldn't have noticed so soon.Lets hope the new ones are gonna be ok,seeing as they fail so soon it shouldn't take long to tell. How long have you been quoted to wait I have heard nothing since Tuesday.
Having problems?
Old 31 August 2013, 11:04 PM
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We all appear to have issues with the front shocks,I am awaiting replacements.
Old 31 August 2013, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Busterbulldog
I thought my knocking was just brake drag from overwashing .If it weren't for the failures being mentioned so often I wouldn't have noticed so soon.Lets hope the new ones are gonna be ok,seeing as they fail so soon it shouldn't take long to tell. How long have you been quoted to wait I have heard nothing since Tuesday.
No quotes on a time period yet, need to take the car in to the main dealer and don't think that'll be happening before the beginning of October unfortunately.

I have to say I'm surprised that a whole set of Bilsteins are going off they're supposed to be right up there with the best.

As I mentioned before, I'm quite tempted to delay the fitment of the new ones as long as possible and the moment I get home stick a set of Ohlins on or something.
Old 01 September 2013, 07:23 AM
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Yes the white one lol,

The hatch but the charade is also a hand full
Running around 170bhp with no weight can be very fun
Old 01 September 2013, 07:02 PM
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Gave mine a quick wash

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New car 08 sti
Old 01 September 2013, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by alvin
New car 08 sti
Nice one mate enjoy Any plans for the car ??
Old 01 September 2013, 08:32 PM
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Looks a bit like it's on Powerstations rollers, any figures ?
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Had mine back from a day at indigo gt pulled strong 350bhp
But bags tourque ,
Honestly feels like a 400/400 Evo and drives do much better lots pops and bangs
Race rom software feels good


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