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Old 27 May 2006, 08:40 PM
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Fitted a dump valve to my 03 sti PPP today, and it really sounds cool!, It scares women and children at traffic lights FFS!, however i now have a slight hesitation when pulling away, do i need bigger injectors,or will a bigger turbo sort out my problem?
Old 27 May 2006, 09:06 PM
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Refitting the OE recirc DV will sort it out.
Old 27 May 2006, 09:09 PM
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Of course you have a slight hesitation when pulling away, you are venting all the air that your turbo has carefully compressed for you.

As you'll soon need a new turbo anyhow you might as well look at the options.
Old 27 May 2006, 09:11 PM
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The bloke at the garage said i should change the profile of my tires as this would help? so should i get bigger or smaller profiles?

GOD YOU SHOULD HEAR IT!

PPPTTTSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHH!
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Old 27 May 2006, 09:15 PM
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Are you for real? And is your mechanic for real?
Old 27 May 2006, 09:16 PM
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this is pete lewis surely?
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
The bloke at the garage said i should change the profile of my tires as this would help? so should i get bigger or smaller profiles?
****'s sake just read this bit

Old 27 May 2006, 09:18 PM
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I should go to 225/45/18 instead of 225/40/18 to help the turbo spool up? Sounds on the money to me, Anyway he's a qualified machanic! lol
Old 27 May 2006, 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
I should go to 225/45/18 instead of 225/40/18 to help the turbo spool up? Sounds on the money to me, Anyway he's a qualified machanic! lol
Qualified in dispensing bull**** advice yes, FFS don't let him loose on your car! On second thoughts he sounds just the man....
Old 27 May 2006, 09:24 PM
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Well i've the car booked in on tuesday anyway for 4 new tryes so we will see whos laughing then ok!
Old 27 May 2006, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
I should go to 225/45/18 instead of 225/40/18 to help the turbo spool up? Sounds on the money to me, Anyway he's a qualified machanic! lol
your guy's talking ****, you need a 295/15/25 for the sort of spool up you need.

good luck finding a good price
Old 27 May 2006, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by hoskib
your guy's talking ****, you need a 295/15/25 for the sort of spool up you need.

good luck finding a good price

I have 18" rims you dick head!
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
Well i've the car booked in on tuesday anyway for 4 new tryes so we will see whos laughing then ok!
Well hope the four new 'tryes' help!
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
I have 18" rims you dick head!
sorry my mistake

you really need larger than 18" though

oh, you really need to fit a knocklink aswell.

and some gold wheels.

could do with an oil change at the same time, don't forget to disconnect the crank sensor!

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Old 27 May 2006, 09:32 PM
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Well, i hate to say it....... but this is so much easier than sitting on the river bank! lol, It took a while for the first bite but i have had fun since! lol...... Really cant wait to get my rods out of the garage!
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
Well, i hate to say it....... but this is so much easier than sitting on the river bank! lol, It took a while for the first bite but i have had fun since! lol...... Really cant wait to get my rods out of the garage!
On yer bike!
Old 27 May 2006, 09:34 PM
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Later all!
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
Well, i hate to say it....... but this is so much easier than sitting on the river bank! lol, It took a while for the first bite but i have had fun since! lol...... Really cant wait to get my rods out of the garage!
my bite alarm went off straight away. just got snuggled in my bivvy aswell
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Originally Posted by suffolkdar
Later all!
see ya pete
Old 27 May 2006, 09:37 PM
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nice one m8,good one
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Try folding the passenger seats flat as well, great idea and not only does it reduce weight but it reduces the forces on the turbo.
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