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01 September 2006, 11:33 AM
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Generally speaking they are easy to fit, what model scoob do you have?
The only thing it will do different to the standard 1 is make a noise, if it is a vta of course
The only thing it will do different to the standard 1 is make a noise, if it is a vta of course
01 September 2006, 11:38 AM
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Fitting a VTA one is easy, however, deciding that you don't like it afterall and trying to refit the recirc one is fecking difficult to get the bottom hose reconnected!! I don't have any knuckles left and have still had to admit defeat!
01 September 2006, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Harty2000
Generally speaking they are easy to fit, what model scoob do you have?
The only thing it will do different to the standard 1 is make a noise, if it is a vta of course
The only thing it will do different to the standard 1 is make a noise, if it is a vta of course
01 September 2006, 04:38 PM
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standard is best for smoother running, however if you do want to change it then its a piece of p!ss to do.
Best first mod is a decent panel filter which should give you a slight increase in power
Best first mod is a decent panel filter which should give you a slight increase in power
01 September 2006, 04:47 PM
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i have a 93wrx and i use a turbosmart adjustable vta valve. i find it smoother to drive than the standard one and it doesnt leak at steady 80mph cruising.
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01 September 2006, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
standard is best for smoother running, however if you do want to change it then its a piece of p!ss to do.
Best first mod is a decent panel filter which should give you a slight increase in power
Best first mod is a decent panel filter which should give you a slight increase in power
01 September 2006, 09:25 PM
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Just fitted a Bailey DV26 Twin piston on mine (was told not to fit the single piston type as I'd have idling porblems) and it took about 15 mins, so yes it's a piece of p!ss.
As for filter I'd recommend a Green pannel filter.
(I have got a Blitz induction kit for sale - only done about 100 miles and even still got the box)
As for filter I'd recommend a Green pannel filter.
(I have got a Blitz induction kit for sale - only done about 100 miles and even still got the box)
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