All done in 3 Months
26 May 2012, 08:08 PM
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All done in 3 Months
This is soon after I bought her
WRC mudflaps one of my first buys
Next was a HKS dump valve and TMIC cover
Carbon strutbrace
2004 STI suspension and I did a full overhaul and added grease nipples, also fitted new CRN discs and PAGID pads allround.
HKS copy box box and Hayward & Scott up pipe fitted
Replaced tired grey carpet with nice blue one
Added short-shifter at same time
Blobeye STI scoop
Then reconditioned 4 Pots
Finally Ali radiator and silicone hose kit
Also had new top spec windscreen (thank you insurance)
WRC mudflaps one of my first buys
Next was a HKS dump valve and TMIC cover
Carbon strutbrace
2004 STI suspension and I did a full overhaul and added grease nipples, also fitted new CRN discs and PAGID pads allround.
HKS copy box box and Hayward & Scott up pipe fitted
Replaced tired grey carpet with nice blue one
Added short-shifter at same time
Blobeye STI scoop
Then reconditioned 4 Pots
Finally Ali radiator and silicone hose kit
Also had new top spec windscreen (thank you insurance)
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26 May 2012, 09:22 PM
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26 May 2012, 09:27 PM
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I went for the ali rad because they are better quality being fully welded rather than pressed plastic end tanks. I've not noticed any difference but at the end of the day its the thermostat that controls running temp. I did put 9 litres of coolant in rather than 7 so the rad core is definitely bigger
26 May 2012, 09:35 PM
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I went for the ali rad because they are better quality being fully welded rather than pressed plastic end tanks. I've not noticed any difference but at the end of the day its the thermostat that controls running temp. I did put 9 litres of coolant in rather than 7 so the rad core is definitely bigger
What's your next planned mod?
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26 May 2012, 09:54 PM
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Cos the wife uses it everyday I'm not (at the moment) interested in big power mods. I'm happy with the exterior, interior and engine bay so I'd like to detail the underneath and maybe uprate the bushes and ARB's.
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