front mount done at last!
10 February 2012, 05:30 PM
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front mount done at last!
hi all ,its done at last!!! 
just finished fitting my front mount today, in total its taken around three and a half days!
think it looks good though , well worth the hassle!and all done for under £200
chris.
just finished fitting my front mount today, in total its taken around three and a half days!
think it looks good though , well worth the hassle!and all done for under £200
chris.
10 February 2012, 06:36 PM
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soon , putting tdo5 on next , then remap , pals getting me mates rates on remap so getting as much done first! save in long run!
cars not been in use for 5 mths just start it up every now and then , so doing bits to it first then mapping it once!
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, putting tdo5 on next , then remap , pals getting me mates rates on remap so getting as much done first! save in long run!cars not been in use for 5 mths just start it up every now and then , so doing bits to it first then mapping it once!
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10 February 2012, 06:43 PM
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10 February 2012, 07:09 PM
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Yeah they do actually. Where did you get them from? When I eventually get a scoob I'd consider a set and I'm not usually a fan of brows on cars but these are carbon! Ha. I do love a bit of carbon.
10 February 2012, 09:36 PM
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my mate makes carbon bits so i get them cheaper !
when you finally get a scoob let me know , he makes all sorts of stuff!
i was never a lover of brows either , but as you say carbon!!
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11 February 2012, 12:59 AM
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Oh wicked cheers chris 
well it's going to be this year with any luck. Insurance will be a bit steep but it's now or never. Need to sell my Alfa aswell to help raise funds for the car and insurance. But when I do I'll defo let you know btw was your IC a kit or a home made job? I don't mean that In a bad way I mean did you buy all the piping separately then get an IC.
well it's going to be this year with any luck. Insurance will be a bit steep but it's now or never. Need to sell my Alfa aswell to help raise funds for the car and insurance. But when I do I'll defo let you know btw was your IC a kit or a home made job? I don't mean that In a bad way I mean did you buy all the piping separately then get an IC.
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11 February 2012, 08:25 AM
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no mate not homemade, bought a hdi intercooler for £50 , first ,then bought a piping kit off e bay £ 135 , other bolts etc got from work
cheers chris .
cheers chris .
11 February 2012, 08:43 AM
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Get some black mesh to cover/protect it, my type R has that, you cannot tell it has an FMIC fitted 
plus it stops all the stones hitting and damaging the FMIC.
Tony
plus it stops all the stones hitting and damaging the FMIC.Tony
11 February 2012, 03:58 PM
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Looking good bud
one question, why not cut away that whole top part of the bumper you have drilled holes in, would cool better and look better and would still be rigid enough ?
one question, why not cut away that whole top part of the bumper you have drilled holes in, would cool better and look better and would still be rigid enough ?
11 February 2012, 06:45 PM
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i like it now its fitted , plus my bumper got quite flimsy after all cuttingchris.
but wife says birds are going to nest in em ,
have to park it very close pass side!!!! then theirs just enough room to climb out cheers chris.
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As already said above, make sure the mapper knows how to setup a Subaru otherwise it will cost you a good 3k to put it right! just because he can setup a GT4 really well it dont mean he can do a scooby
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been off road for 5 mths now been doing odd jobs to her , taxing at end of month so i can have some fun
thanks yes its tight in my garage , more like a box room !
cheers all chris
been doing odd jobs to her , taxing at end of month so i can have some fun yes its tight in my garage , more like a box room !cheers all chris
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