Hawkeye STI
10 October 2009, 07:21 PM
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Hawkeye STI
As some know I was looking for a Hawkeye STI pref in White however along my search i've now settled on a Blue one 
I made a 5 hour trip to Holyhead at 2am Friday morning, went across to Dublin and drove up to Belfast way to view and inspect and fell in love with the car. Also feels much quicker than my old Silver Blobeye STI and in the 5 miles I drove it re-installed the fun factor.
Anyway few pics and hopefully i'll sort the monies out on Monday if I get to the bank and then will fly back Tuesday to collect.
So... might be at your tunnel run if not to tired from all the driving
A few Pics and spec.
2006 STI TYPE UK.
Remapped by Corten-Miller in Boston Lincs to 361.5 BHP and 402 Ftlb torque, with graphs to prove. ECUTEK license
Turbo back Milltek exhaust system
Hyperflow Cold air intake system with the air filter relocated to the inner wing
Uprated fuel pump.
HT Auto's front lip spoiler.
Tein Lowering springs, approx 30mm lower.
WRC1 Ispiri 18inch alloy rims with Pirelli P Zero 225/40/18 tyres
Carbon fibre pulley cover.
PSI3 ECU engine data monitor.
Prosport gauges fitted in a triple dash mounted pod.
Tinted windows all round
Rallyflapz black mudflaps.
Interior is unmarked.
No carpark dents or dings
I made a 5 hour trip to Holyhead at 2am Friday morning, went across to Dublin and drove up to Belfast way to view and inspect and fell in love with the car. Also feels much quicker than my old Silver Blobeye STI and in the 5 miles I drove it re-installed the fun factor.
Anyway few pics and hopefully i'll sort the monies out on Monday if I get to the bank and then will fly back Tuesday to collect.
So... might be at your tunnel run if not to tired from all the driving
A few Pics and spec.
2006 STI TYPE UK.
Remapped by Corten-Miller in Boston Lincs to 361.5 BHP and 402 Ftlb torque, with graphs to prove. ECUTEK license
Turbo back Milltek exhaust system
Hyperflow Cold air intake system with the air filter relocated to the inner wing
Uprated fuel pump.
HT Auto's front lip spoiler.
Tein Lowering springs, approx 30mm lower.
WRC1 Ispiri 18inch alloy rims with Pirelli P Zero 225/40/18 tyres
Carbon fibre pulley cover.
PSI3 ECU engine data monitor.
Prosport gauges fitted in a triple dash mounted pod.
Tinted windows all round
Rallyflapz black mudflaps.
Interior is unmarked.
No carpark dents or dings
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11 October 2009, 09:01 AM
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As Sam said when funds allow an RB320 would fit the bill just right
Lovely example and welcome to the goodship ESC
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Cheers thanks looking forward to getting it.
Only thing was I was snapped on the way home from Ireland and after driving for 5+ hours I was in a bit of a rush, road angel was bouncing between 93-97mph and speedo 96-101mph and a ninja mobile camera guy caught me out on the bottom of the M6.
No van or car visible, and it's a good mile down a hill, only noticed when up close because could see green shoulders from the jacket poking behind the black camera on a tripod over the railings so been sitting here waiting not knowing
It's 96mph for a court summons now and i've only just had my driving ban off my license after 5 years on there for speeding.
I've no issues with pleading guilty, i've only self to blame but it's a bummer it was hidden like that. Reading sites coming down hills gives false readings to GPS as that works out vertical speeds only, but it also can confuse the cameras and as I was in diff lane to what the camera was over that also might have messed it up as in making there camera give a potentially higher reading than what I was actually doing.
Keeping fingers crossed for a £60 fine 3 points, if it's court can be a max fine of £2,500 and a ban of 7-28 days for 96-101mph range.
Only thing was I was snapped on the way home from Ireland and after driving for 5+ hours I was in a bit of a rush, road angel was bouncing between 93-97mph and speedo 96-101mph and a ninja mobile camera guy caught me out on the bottom of the M6.
No van or car visible, and it's a good mile down a hill, only noticed when up close because could see green shoulders from the jacket poking behind the black camera on a tripod over the railings so been sitting here waiting not knowing
It's 96mph for a court summons now
and i've only just had my driving ban off my license after 5 years on there for speeding.I've no issues with pleading guilty, i've only self to blame but it's a bummer it was hidden like that. Reading sites coming down hills gives false readings to GPS as that works out vertical speeds only, but it also can confuse the cameras and as I was in diff lane to what the camera was over that also might have messed it up as in making there camera give a potentially higher reading than what I was actually doing.
Keeping fingers crossed for a £60 fine 3 points, if it's court can be a max fine of £2,500 and a ban of 7-28 days for 96-101mph range.
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Mate i am so sorry to hear one of those low life, robbing, can't get a real job S.O.B caught you
... what i would do is seek legal advise asap if not too late, as it is usualy free and fight them to the death...
... what i would do is seek legal advise asap if not too late, as it is usualy free and fight them to the death...
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