COSSIEKILLER RETURNS!!!!!!!!!!!
11 June 2001, 06:48 PM
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'Tis true! 
CK1 is finally back on the road afterward it's vacation at a local clinic!
I have to say that the guys at 'Premier Vehicle Services' (01604 604004) have done a remarkable job. You'd really never believe that 2 weeks ago the car looked like it did.
To celebrate, I took CK1 to PE for a power run (see
CK1 is finally back on the road afterward it's vacation at a local clinic!
I have to say that the guys at 'Premier Vehicle Services' (01604 604004) have done a remarkable job. You'd really never believe that 2 weeks ago the car looked like it did.
To celebrate, I took CK1 to PE for a power run (see
11 June 2001, 06:51 PM
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good news,now get booked for K/hill at the end of the month and give us Scots some sport 
,hoping to make it down to Croft on Friday,but still not 100% as I may have to work 
,still it pays the petrol-just.
john
,hoping to make it down to Croft on Friday,but still not 100% as I may have to work ,still it pays the petrol-just.john
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Excellent stuff Stef. I'm happy to read you've got the beast up and running again.
I'm glad you use the same dyno as usual, as there is no such thing as an accurate dyno. The accurateness you need is to compare, what you had, to what you've got, to what you will have. The dyno you are using is up for that job. I know weather plays a role too and hopefully you will get similar weather for all your runs to todays run, but then again there is also the ambient temperature adjustment that comes into play anyway.
I wish you all the best with the FMIC and hope you add a substantial amount of horses to your collection in your stable.
GMT You'll read all about the Hyperflow FMIC's at
I'm glad you use the same dyno as usual, as there is no such thing as an accurate dyno. The accurateness you need is to compare, what you had, to what you've got, to what you will have. The dyno you are using is up for that job. I know weather plays a role too and hopefully you will get similar weather for all your runs to todays run, but then again there is also the ambient temperature adjustment that comes into play anyway.
I wish you all the best with the FMIC
and hope you add a substantial amount of horses to your collection in your stable. GMT You'll read all about the Hyperflow FMIC's at
18 June 2001, 02:26 PM
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How did you get on with the FMIC, Stef? I'd be very interested to know. I see from their web site that Forge are working on an uprated top mount so I'm keen to find out how difficult yours was to fit. Cheers.
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18 June 2001, 10:52 PM
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I will post a thread on the Hyperflow fmic once I've got the picci's on the web somewhere!!
Did some more dyno runs today too.
wrx.
The price for the UK is still being finalised, but it will be very competetive when compared to certain other 'smaller' fmic's.
Stef.
Did some more dyno runs today too.
wrx.
The price for the UK is still being finalised, but it will be very competetive when compared to certain other 'smaller' fmic's.
Stef.
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