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Originally Posted by jonny gav
cheaper here- www.greenline.jp
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79,233 yen - how much is that, what's the exchange rate?
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Originally Posted by scoobfan
79,233 yen - how much is that, what's the exchange rate?
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I think that when you allow for the cost of expert mapping then Andy Forrest's price of £750 (+£80 for the Commander) is difficult to beat. Remember that the standard settings on the PFC will destroy your engine on UK fuel as soon as it comes on boost...
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Originally Posted by GC8
I make that £397 at today's commercial exchange rate but by the times youve added duties it will be £514 plus the carrier's admin fee and the cost of carriage.
I think that when you allow for the cost of expert mapping then Andy Forrest's price of £750 (+£80 for the Commander) is difficult to beat. Remember that the standard settings on the PFC will destroy your engine on UK fuel as soon as it comes on boost...
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I think that when you allow for the cost of expert mapping then Andy Forrest's price of £750 (+£80 for the Commander) is difficult to beat. Remember that the standard settings on the PFC will destroy your engine on UK fuel as soon as it comes on boost...
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I just read the thread carefully and the issue appears to be tardy delivery rather than dishonesty; the bloke always delivers your stuff but never when he says.
The boost and ignition settings are way too 'big' for Uk fuel; I think that they come with STI V settings but Im not certain. This is very much second hand knowledge (I prefer to call it anecdotal...), Ive seen this confirmed by a couple of respected mappers though, so Im happy enough to post it here.
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The boost and ignition settings are way too 'big' for Uk fuel; I think that they come with STI V settings but Im not certain. This is very much second hand knowledge (I prefer to call it anecdotal...), Ive seen this confirmed by a couple of respected mappers though, so Im happy enough to post it here.
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Originally Posted by GC8
I just read the thread carefully and the issue appears to be tardy delivery rather than dishonesty; the bloke always delivers your stuff but never when he says.
The boost and ignition settings are way too 'big' for Uk fuel; I think that they come with STI V settings but Im not certain. This is very much second hand knowledge (I prefer to call it anecdotal...), Ive seen this confirmed by a couple of respected mappers though, so Im happy enough to post it here.
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The boost and ignition settings are way too 'big' for Uk fuel; I think that they come with STI V settings but Im not certain. This is very much second hand knowledge (I prefer to call it anecdotal...), Ive seen this confirmed by a couple of respected mappers though, so Im happy enough to post it here.
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not very good really, i've just spent £2500 on a rebuild !!!!!!
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