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Well, the new engine actually went in a while ago, but due to finishing off the last little jobs the car was back on the road last week.
Just need to get Jolly Green Monster out for the final map (kept blowing the intercooler pipes off last time, but uprated jubilee clips should have now sorted this), then fit the oil cooler, and it'll be done.
That's looking great Gary I love the brakes and the way the suspension sits. Is it on coilovers and what size are the wheels? The roof vent looks very cool too
That's looking great Gary I love the brakes and the way the suspension sits. Is it on coilovers and what size are the wheels? The roof vent looks very cool too
Hi mate.
Yep, have Cusco coilovers, but with Tein springs, as the Cusco ones were a bit too firm.
The wheels are 18"s, but have also got a set of black 17"s for it aswell now.
Roof vent is one of my favourite mods on it, great in summer, but not getting used much at the moment!!!
Hope u dont mind me asking. Where did u have the roof vent done and how much did it cost mate. Have u got any photos of the roof lining from the inside I think its the nuts.
Hope u dont mind me asking. Where did u have the roof vent done and how much did it cost mate. Have u got any photos of the roof lining from the inside I think its the nuts.
I bought the kit from www.japperformanceparts.co.uk for £200.
Got it fitted at a bodyshop called DK Autos (i think), but would also recommend getting in touch with Frayz on here if you want one fitted, as he has done a few of them now.
Thought they were 18" on there because of the tyre profile I love roof vents and my sister wants one on hers too. That would be good fun on track with the coilovers, brakes etc
I see, so a backwards sunroof in essence? Why do they not angle like a sunroof to 'drag' the hot air out rather than using a 'ram' effect of pushing air in? (you can tell I'm an engineer!! )
I hope you have informed your Insurance Company - wouldn't want you not being correctly covered