500 squid burning a hole in my pocket
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At the end of the month I'm looking to buy a few performance gadgets for me Scoob. ScoobySport downpipe is on the list. What else should I go for (performance related), in the budget of £500? ITG air filter perhaps???
MUST MAKE CAR GO QUICKER!!!!
Tony.
[ UK Impreza Turbo DGM MY98 4Dr - HKS BB + centre ]
MUST MAKE CAR GO QUICKER!!!!
Tony.
[ UK Impreza Turbo DGM MY98 4Dr - HKS BB + centre ]
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Im booked in for the bump steer mod
Hay im a typical biker though, handeling and grip first, gg`s later
Better handeling car = more fun for longer, you soon get used o the extra peformance, that wont be alot for a few hundred notes
Good luck
Hay im a typical biker though, handeling and grip first, gg`s later
Better handeling car = more fun for longer, you soon get used o the extra peformance, that wont be alot for a few hundred notes
Good luck
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Don't listen to them, listen to me. NOS can get you hot women just like in The Fast And The Furious. Besides, since our cars are almost similar, I needed to see if your car can handle it and won't get eaten by it.
eidt ~ goddamit I'm 25 at the end of this year and I'm still a student.
[Edited by Katana - 3/8/2002 6:02:22 PM]
eidt ~ goddamit I'm 25 at the end of this year and I'm still a student.
[Edited by Katana - 3/8/2002 6:02:22 PM]
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The Bump steer mod is done by "Powerstation" in Cheltenham. They will also do the tracking .About £130 I think.
Tracking is the most important thing on a car I think. The difference when it is done well is great!!!The car brakes better as well.
The Bump steer mod is done by "Powerstation" in Cheltenham. They will also do the tracking .About £130 I think.
Tracking is the most important thing on a car I think. The difference when it is done well is great!!!The car brakes better as well.
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Plantie, next time m8 you won't be so lucky! Or maybe you will
So did you get a Forge dump-to-atmos, or re-circ? Can you give me a breakdown on prices of the items you mentioned, and BHP increases (est)?
Katana, yup, just turned 23.
[Edited to say:]
Isn't the HKS Induction kit a bit of a risk? I've heard nasty things...MAF failure rings a bell?!?
[Edited by tony1979 - 3/8/2002 5:58:46 PM]
So did you get a Forge dump-to-atmos, or re-circ? Can you give me a breakdown on prices of the items you mentioned, and BHP increases (est)?
Katana, yup, just turned 23.
[Edited to say:]
Isn't the HKS Induction kit a bit of a risk? I've heard nasty things...MAF failure rings a bell?!?
[Edited by tony1979 - 3/8/2002 5:58:46 PM]
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From the http://www.powerstation.org.uk/Projects_Page.html
Powerstation Subaru Impreza Geometry Modification
A common complaint of Subaru Impreza owners is the tendency for their cars to understeer when pushed hard, whether on the road or race track. Powerstation decided to take this challenge on board and spent quite a while setting up a customer's car using various geometry changes to try and dial out this understeer. Using their very accurate geometry measuring equipment they saw that the Impreza suffers from what is known as bump steer. This is the tendency for the front wheels to splay outwards when the front suspension is loaded up due to weight transfer or under braking.
Powerstation have worked out a method to counteract this and offer this set up to all their customers. The results have been very good to hear. Most owners comment that it is like having a different car after returning from their test run after the work has been completed. Also, quite a few owners have used this setup on track and comment on how much more able the car is while cornering. Another effect of this modification is that braking hard in a straight line results in a much more stable car. The photograph above shows one of Powerstation's customers driving hard through the Esses at Donington Park circuit.
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[Edited by polarbearit - 3/9/2002 12:58:38 PM]
Powerstation Subaru Impreza Geometry Modification
A common complaint of Subaru Impreza owners is the tendency for their cars to understeer when pushed hard, whether on the road or race track. Powerstation decided to take this challenge on board and spent quite a while setting up a customer's car using various geometry changes to try and dial out this understeer. Using their very accurate geometry measuring equipment they saw that the Impreza suffers from what is known as bump steer. This is the tendency for the front wheels to splay outwards when the front suspension is loaded up due to weight transfer or under braking.
Powerstation have worked out a method to counteract this and offer this set up to all their customers. The results have been very good to hear. Most owners comment that it is like having a different car after returning from their test run after the work has been completed. Also, quite a few owners have used this setup on track and comment on how much more able the car is while cornering. Another effect of this modification is that braking hard in a straight line results in a much more stable car. The photograph above shows one of Powerstation's customers driving hard through the Esses at Donington Park circuit.
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[Edited by polarbearit - 3/9/2002 12:58:38 PM]
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