Antilag vid
10 March 2007, 05:07 PM
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i seen this a while back and just couldnt work out whether i want to spend the cash on the anti lag or on lessons to be able to drive like that. Even watching it over and over still makes me smile
10 March 2007, 06:13 PM
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Anti lag sounds awesome no doubt however it will kill off the turbo 
why bother then?
TX.
[edit - us mere mortals I mean, not rally cars!]
why bother then?TX.
[edit - us mere mortals I mean, not rally cars!]
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10 March 2007, 06:16 PM
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Where the **** do i sign?
Sorry to swear, but WHERE THE **** do i sign for one of those? Dear dear dear god. I would sacrificethe turbo for that.
How the hell do i get that, and what mods is it?
Sorry to swear, but WHERE THE **** do i sign for one of those? Dear dear dear god. I would sacrificethe turbo for that.
How the hell do i get that, and what mods is it?
10 March 2007, 06:27 PM
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This explains what it is:
Anti-Lag System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Most Scoob garages should be able to sort out the mods & line up a spare turbo for you
TX.
Anti-Lag System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Most Scoob garages should be able to sort out the mods & line up a spare turbo for you
TX.
10 March 2007, 06:28 PM
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Not as good on my lappy at work but sounds amazing on my pc at home. Done a quick search for the Autronics ECU, not sure on price.
I quike fancy AL. Someone posted on SN saying they had been running AL for over 2 years with no issues.
I quike fancy AL. Someone posted on SN saying they had been running AL for over 2 years with no issues.
10 March 2007, 06:39 PM
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That video is cool, bit crazy driving but sounds mental and always on boost by the sounds of it. 
Is it only me or does anyone else think the wheels were sticking out from the body work a bit, like the wrong offset? Or is that how the rally boys do things?
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Is it only me or does anyone else think the wheels were sticking out from the body work a bit, like the wrong offset? Or is that how the rally boys do things?
Lee
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10 March 2007, 06:45 PM
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I think the car is a 92 model so the emisions are quite easy to pass. It took him a while to get it but it passed in the end.Edited to say thats a v nice STi you have there. Same as my desk top at work.
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10 March 2007, 07:59 PM
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Cool video.
A good thread on ALS with people who have ran/run ALS on their cars.
PassionFord.com :: View topic - Anti lag.....
A good thread on ALS with people who have ran/run ALS on their cars.
PassionFord.com :: View topic - Anti lag.....
10 March 2007, 09:06 PM
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11 March 2007, 12:16 PM
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AL does sound awesome that vid doesnt do it justice get yourself to a rally and listen the the pops and bangs in person
fu<king awesomly loud!!! sounds like a gunshot
can always tell who hasnt been to a rally before because they always either jump out of their shoes or duck as though it was some sort of air strike when the als kicks in.
for maximum effect watch one in a forest the echo is quailty
choose a rally here :British Rally Calendar of Events
get to as many a I can
fu<king awesomly loud!!! sounds like a gunshot
can always tell who hasnt been to a rally before because they always either jump out of their shoes or duck as though it was some sort of air strike when the als kicks in.
for maximum effect watch one in a forest the echo is quailty
choose a rally here :British Rally Calendar of Events
get to as many a I can
11 March 2007, 12:24 PM
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AL does sound awesome that vid doesnt do it justice get yourself to a rally and listen the the pops and bangs in person
fu<king awesomly loud!!! sounds like a gunshot
can always tell who hasnt been to a rally before because they always either jump out of their shoes or duck as though it was some sort of air strike when the als kicks in.
for maximum effect watch one in a forest the echo is quailty
choose a rally here :British Rally Calendar of Events
get to as many a I can
fu<king awesomly loud!!! sounds like a gunshot
can always tell who hasnt been to a rally before because they always either jump out of their shoes or duck as though it was some sort of air strike when the als kicks in.
for maximum effect watch one in a forest the echo is quailty
choose a rally here :British Rally Calendar of Events
get to as many a I can
The night rallys in the 80's were always good to watch around my parts.
12 March 2007, 06:33 PM
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Do you definitely need an (aftermarket) ECU for ALS then?
Is there no way you can get it on ECUTek?
And one more thing, how long would a TD05/18g last then, with it switchable?
(* getting ready for surgery of a kidney )
Is there no way you can get it on ECUTek?
And one more thing, how long would a TD05/18g last then, with it switchable?
(* getting ready for surgery of a kidney
)