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wow
after searching the midlands for a garage that i can really trust I have found it
not that I think the others are useless, they all seem to have there bad points
never will I take my scoob any where else
top job lads,
after searching the midlands for a garage that i can really trust I have found it
not that I think the others are useless, they all seem to have there bad points
never will I take my scoob any where else
top job lads,
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just a oil and plug change withs some other little things
Im trying to line up my next set of mods ( turbo, breaks, injectors etc etc etc ) just ou of interest what turbo did you go for, would you recomend it, Im thinking a old sti 8 turbo and injectors think that would be good for 320 ish but I think high charge temps will kill the power
if it was easy It wouldn't be so much fun
Im trying to line up my next set of mods ( turbo, breaks, injectors etc etc etc ) just ou of interest what turbo did you go for, would you recomend it, Im thinking a old sti 8 turbo and injectors think that would be good for 320 ish but I think high charge temps will kill the power
if it was easy It wouldn't be so much fun
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WRX Rich
Yep, great fun !!
I went for the tried and tested TD05 front entry from Andy Forrest. Tough turbo, mappers seem to have it sussed and will take me to a point where the MY02 bugeye gearbox lets go (currently 325BHP).
STi 8 has a VF35 afaik...... When Bob Rawle was mapping my car he mentioned that they could be a bit laggy. This fact might be a bit hazy as I was concentrating on a boost guage in the rain while the speedo was advancing rapidly in a clockwise direction
My advice would be to pick the mapper first and ask for advice
Heres what Bob Rawle mapped for me ..........
TD05 front entry conversion turbo
STi Intercooler
Samco Silicon hoses
Sti Pink Injectors
FSE fuel pump
FSE fuel pump regulator
3 port boost solenoid
EcuTeK 3 Custom re-map by BRD (Bob Rawle) 1.38 bar max
Ported and wrapped headers
NGK PR7 plugs
Haywood and Scott full de-cat
TSL centre section
Magnex oval 6X4 back box
K & N filter
all the way
Shaun
Yep, great fun !!
I went for the tried and tested TD05 front entry from Andy Forrest. Tough turbo, mappers seem to have it sussed and will take me to a point where the MY02 bugeye gearbox lets go (currently 325BHP).
STi 8 has a VF35 afaik...... When Bob Rawle was mapping my car he mentioned that they could be a bit laggy. This fact might be a bit hazy as I was concentrating on a boost guage in the rain while the speedo was advancing rapidly in a clockwise direction
My advice would be to pick the mapper first and ask for advice
Heres what Bob Rawle mapped for me ..........
TD05 front entry conversion turbo
STi Intercooler
Samco Silicon hoses
Sti Pink Injectors
FSE fuel pump
FSE fuel pump regulator
3 port boost solenoid
EcuTeK 3 Custom re-map by BRD (Bob Rawle) 1.38 bar max
Ported and wrapped headers
NGK PR7 plugs
Haywood and Scott full de-cat
TSL centre section
Magnex oval 6X4 back box
K & N filter
all the way
Shaun
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but you are still looking for more power
could you give me a rough guide to the cost of the turbo
I think a front mount is out the question this session for cash reasons as Im also getting a set of APs
whats your opinion of the RCM induction kits? I want to get the best I can with out going overboard
Cheers for your help again Shaun - theres not many of us bugeye folk left
could you give me a rough guide to the cost of the turbo
I think a front mount is out the question this session for cash reasons as Im also getting a set of APs
whats your opinion of the RCM induction kits? I want to get the best I can with out going overboard
Cheers for your help again Shaun - theres not many of us bugeye folk left
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Rich,
as they say....."power corrupts !!"
TD05's newly converted freshly refurbed are probably fetching £450 plus due to demand. A newish used one about £350. I went for it because of it's reputation and the fact that it's a tough critter. I use my car daily and what's more importantly I bought it on a 5 year loan so it has to last another 3 years at least
Andyf should be able give a firm price if he has any about
Sti top mounts come in at about £200 - £250
As for the RCM induction kit..... Bob Rawle reckons it's one of the best, it does flow a lot of air and the MAF has to be rescaled on fitting but meant to be the dogs for Bugeye's. Ninnybobs has got one.....where are you Martin ???
Hope this helps
Shaun
as they say....."power corrupts !!"
TD05's newly converted freshly refurbed are probably fetching £450 plus due to demand. A newish used one about £350. I went for it because of it's reputation and the fact that it's a tough critter. I use my car daily and what's more importantly I bought it on a 5 year loan so it has to last another 3 years at least
Andyf should be able give a firm price if he has any about
Sti top mounts come in at about £200 - £250
As for the RCM induction kit..... Bob Rawle reckons it's one of the best, it does flow a lot of air and the MAF has to be rescaled on fitting but meant to be the dogs for Bugeye's. Ninnybobs has got one.....where are you Martin ???
Hope this helps
Shaun
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Stanwix......... they are selling flats for silly money there "City Living"
Olly at RCM is sorting out the fitting of my next set of mods..........not cheap but as in most things in life you get what you pay for. Bob Rawle Maps for them and is AFAIK the tops !
What we need is a bugeye slot on Scoobynet
Cheers
Shaun
Stanwix......... they are selling flats for silly money there "City Living"
Olly at RCM is sorting out the fitting of my next set of mods..........not cheap but as in most things in life you get what you pay for. Bob Rawle Maps for them and is AFAIK the tops !
What we need is a bugeye slot on Scoobynet
Cheers
Shaun
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Originally Posted by Midlife......
Rich
Stanwix......... they are selling flats for silly money there "City Living"
Olly at RCM is sorting out the fitting of my next set of mods..........not cheap but as in most things in life you get what you pay for. Bob Rawle Maps for them and is AFAIK the tops !
What we need is a bugeye slot on Scoobynet
Cheers
Shaun
Stanwix......... they are selling flats for silly money there "City Living"
Olly at RCM is sorting out the fitting of my next set of mods..........not cheap but as in most things in life you get what you pay for. Bob Rawle Maps for them and is AFAIK the tops !
What we need is a bugeye slot on Scoobynet
Cheers
Shaun
mate I wouldn't take mine anywhere else
and when they have made all the mistakes on yours I wil get them to do mine
set of ap 6's for me next, but the old girl is feeling so sloooowwwwwwwww
Have you thougth about swapping yet, I went for a test drive in a evo 260 and was so unimpressed I would have bought it but it felt so flat 2 k off and free serviceing, I now know why
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Bob.....is it FE converted ?? tempted to buy it and keep it for when they are in seriously short supply and make a killing
Rich............ forget the AP's and go faster
The bugeye brakes are really pretty good.. I went for the Godspeed 335 conversion to slow the car when fully loaded.
Drive a bugeye TD05
Shaun
Rich............ forget the AP's and go faster
The bugeye brakes are really pretty good.. I went for the Godspeed 335 conversion to slow the car when fully loaded.
Drive a bugeye TD05
Shaun
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