I'm back! (with a scoob)
27 January 2005, 04:56 PM
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I'm back! (with a scoob)
Hiya,
Dont know if many of you remember me, but I used to have a Type R. I've just picked up a 1998 S reg UK 2000 Turbo, so I'm back
Not as fast as my Type R, but still fun
Any tips for squeezing a few more horses out of the scoob without upsetting it at all?
Cheers,
Paul.
Dont know if many of you remember me, but I used to have a Type R. I've just picked up a 1998 S reg UK 2000 Turbo, so I'm back
Not as fast as my Type R, but still fun
Any tips for squeezing a few more horses out of the scoob without upsetting it at all?
Cheers,
Paul.
27 January 2005, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Type R
Hiya,
Dont know if many of you remember me, but I used to have a Type R. I've just picked up a 1998 S reg UK 2000 Turbo, so I'm back
Not as fast as my Type R, but still fun
Any tips for squeezing a few more horses out of the scoob without upsetting it at all?
Cheers,
Paul.
Dont know if many of you remember me, but I used to have a Type R. I've just picked up a 1998 S reg UK 2000 Turbo, so I'm back
Not as fast as my Type R, but still fun
Any tips for squeezing a few more horses out of the scoob without upsetting it at all?
Cheers,
Paul.
27 January 2005, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by punkie
Yeah - Sell it and get an import
I'll stick with a de-cat, grainger valve, induction kit and exhaust! :P
Should be pretty nippy then!!
Paul.
27 January 2005, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Type R
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I'll stick with a induction kit etc etc
Should be pretty nippy then!!
Paul.
I'll stick with a induction kit etc etc
Should be pretty nippy then!!
Paul.
don't bother with that m8 some have caused problem with the maf sensor just get a decent cotton filter or the sti filter
27 January 2005, 10:59 PM
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My MY98 wagon, with PPP kit all acquired second hand and fitted by me does a healthy 276ft.lb and 255BHP with no reliability worries.
Also ran fine with the decat downpipe fitted too.
Also ran fine with the decat downpipe fitted too.
28 January 2005, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Scratch
My MY98 wagon, with PPP kit all acquired second hand and fitted by me does a healthy 276ft.lb and 255BHP with no reliability worries.
Also ran fine with the decat downpipe fitted too.
Also ran fine with the decat downpipe fitted too.
Paul.
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28 January 2005, 09:17 AM
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hey Paul, I remember you- I used to be 'mattski'
I've now moved over to the dark side tho, albiet minus te stickers...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...edug/right.jpg
welcome back!
I've now moved over to the dark side tho, albiet minus te stickers...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...edug/right.jpg
welcome back!
28 January 2005, 09:44 AM
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don't bother with that m8 some have caused problem with the maf sensor just get a decent cotton filter or the sti filter
I belive that was a problem with the 99/00 model...think i saw a thread around here somewhere..
MY98 UK Spec...no issue's...on the rollers this Sunday hoping for 340bhp
28 January 2005, 10:08 AM
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Im a uk scoob owner MY00
Lot s of stuff you can do then finnish of with a re-map
My scoob is on the rollers at Well Lane in Feb Looking for 270/280bhp fingers crossed
Lot s of stuff you can do then finnish of with a re-map
My scoob is on the rollers at Well Lane in Feb Looking for 270/280bhp fingers crossed
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