Can you PPP a P1?
18 July 2004, 08:39 PM
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Well......there were optional Prodrive brakes, Prodrive backbox(supposedly less restrictive) and Recaro seats. So not exactly a performance kit but there was some goodies available!
18 July 2004, 09:03 PM
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Well......there were optional Prodrive brakes, Prodrive backbox(supposedly less restrictive) and Recaro seats. So not exactly a performance kit but there was some goodies available!
known as WR sport Kit I think a few P1's had all this fitted and retailed at over 36k!!!!
18 July 2004, 09:25 PM
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some early p1's had a prodrive phase 1-less restrictive exhaust and ?ecu alteration but these were done on individual basis rather than as a ppp,there are plenty of alternatives just look at this month's jap performance mag for p1 with~400 bhp or ecutek it
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We tested a modified ECU and intake pipe fairly early on with the P1 (before the car was launched) but decided after testing that there was as much benefit in a £350 silencer as there would be from the other parts. As the ECU was very expensive from Japan and the intake hose needed the manifold removing to fit, it was a no brainer as the benefit wasn't big enough.
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