My Pulsar GTI-R
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28 April 2006, 06:45 PM
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Cheers for the comments chaps
I've just changed the exhuast from a 2.5" to the 3" system
but I agree it's not to everyones taste
It's a fairly quick car as it's running 1.2bar and made 318.9bhp and 266.4 Ibf-ft of torque
I've ran a 13.179sec at 106mph down the strip at the Pod On Thursday i've got an emanage being fitted and mapped and hope to get around 340bhp with around 300Ibf-ft of torque.
Cheers again chaps
I've just changed the exhuast from a 2.5" to the 3" system
but I agree it's not to everyones taste It's a fairly quick car as it's running 1.2bar and made 318.9bhp and 266.4 Ibf-ft of torque
I've ran a 13.179sec at 106mph down the strip at the Pod
On Thursday i've got an emanage being fitted and mapped and hope to get around 340bhp with around 300Ibf-ft of torque.Cheers again chaps
28 April 2006, 08:29 PM
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Every time I see a really nice R I just want to sell my scoob and get another R!
Lovely car
Do you use it as a daily driver? Quite fancy another but don't want to use it every day.
Lovely car
Do you use it as a daily driver? Quite fancy another but don't want to use it every day.
28 April 2006, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by EddScott
Every time I see a really nice R I just want to sell my scoob and get another R!
Lovely car
Do you use it as a daily driver? Quite fancy another but don't want to use it every day.
Lovely car
Do you use it as a daily driver? Quite fancy another but don't want to use it every day.
Only use it it a weekend/fun car
Have insured it to do 3,000 miles a year, it's only done 56,000 miles and i'm the 2nd uk owner (1st owner had it for 8years)Keeping the exhaust as i LOVE it
30 April 2006, 03:31 PM
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nice love GTiRs , couple of small buts though ,,, not a fan of the Lax flower style exhaust back boxes , look like something boy racers stick on saxos imo, n i d say a nice jap style wheel would be better suited . small buts as i say.
30 April 2006, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by BenGee
wow that's big power for a small car! Just make sure it stays reliable power 
Lovely looking machine though!
30 April 2006, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by theotherphil
A GTi-R is only 15kg lighter than a classic scoob....I thought they'd be lighter than that!
Lovely looking machine though!
Lovely looking machine though!
Still quicker than a scoob
03 May 2006, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted by alloy
until your gearbox goes 
Tony.