Getting PPP fitted at Sparshatts
03 March 2003, 11:23 AM
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hi there,
I am thinking of getting PPP fitted to my STi7 at Spashatts of Botley.
Anyone used them for a PPP kit. where you happy with the finished job considering you just spent £2k.
Feedback please.
I am thinking of getting PPP fitted to my STi7 at Spashatts of Botley.
Anyone used them for a PPP kit. where you happy with the finished job considering you just spent £2k.
Feedback please.
03 March 2003, 05:09 PM
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You can't really go wrong in fitting it, just need to make sure they fit the restrictor as this has been known to get forgotten about on a few occasions.
It's wise to get a boost guage fitted so that you can keep an eye on things too, just incase.
Make sure you get your PPP certificate and inform your insurance company, Direct Line just increased my excess from £250 to £400 but no other increases.
It's wise to get a boost guage fitted so that you can keep an eye on things too, just incase.
Make sure you get your PPP certificate and inform your insurance company, Direct Line just increased my excess from £250 to £400 but no other increases.
03 March 2003, 05:15 PM
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Hey Big Goon,
Have been looking for a dual pod for my A-pillar but no luck so far. I would like one for the boost and oil pressure, but I don't want to have the hassle of moving the alarm sensor that is already on the a pillar..
what do you have ? Should I even bother with the oil pressure ?
Who fitted your boost guage ?
Yep, insurance already informed. I won't forget the certificate.
Are they meant to fit a restrictor ?
Have been looking for a dual pod for my A-pillar but no luck so far. I would like one for the boost and oil pressure, but I don't want to have the hassle of moving the alarm sensor that is already on the a pillar..
what do you have ? Should I even bother with the oil pressure ?
Who fitted your boost guage ?
Yep, insurance already informed. I won't forget the certificate.
Are they meant to fit a restrictor ?
03 March 2003, 06:10 PM
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Be careful if you want your bits back they will try to keep them. All of the bit's I had changed on my WRX, (Lights, Tango's, Rear Spoiler & Wheels) went back into stock!!!
Stu...
Be careful if you want your bits back they will try to keep them. All of the bit's I had changed on my WRX, (Lights, Tango's, Rear Spoiler & Wheels) went back into stock!!!
Stu...
04 March 2003, 07:57 AM
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Exactly, what parts should I get back ?
exhaust, back box, fuel pump, intercooler pipe ???
exhaust, back box, fuel pump, intercooler pipe ???
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03 April 2003, 07:10 PM
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Ello Nex, good decision m8ty, I'll come find you 
I got my zaust bits and fuel pump back after fitting.
Boost guage fitted by my dealer, £150ish I think, mounted on the side of my steering column.
edit - intercooler pipe not changed on STi
[Edited by Big Goon - 3/4/2003 8:12:05 PM]
I got my zaust bits and fuel pump back after fitting.
Boost guage fitted by my dealer, £150ish I think, mounted on the side of my steering column.
edit - intercooler pipe not changed on STi
[Edited by Big Goon - 3/4/2003 8:12:05 PM]
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