Mods from scratch advice
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Mods from scratch advice
Because my car is standard engine wise I'm looking for a few basic mods, nothing silly that's going to need a service every 10 miles or cause me to get around 8 mpg but something a little extra to maybe 280 bhp. Any suggestions chaps ?
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Hi mate , your going to have to give a little more info for a good suggestions ..
what car you have , year , wrx , sti etc ..
And how much you want to actually want to spend
Rich
what car you have , year , wrx , sti etc ..
And how much you want to actually want to spend
Rich
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Sorry, I posted on another section first with the spec and forgot to mention it on this one . Basically it's a completely standard 2004 plate Wrx . Maybe about a grand ish to spend maybe more . Thanks.
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No need to be sorry , as blue and gold says , turbo back system , decat up pipe , fuel pump , panal filter and a remap should see you 270 on your standard turbo .
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Thanks, what sort of cost would you think? Also I notice your in queens ferry. Only a few miles from me and don't really no anyone who carrys out any of this type of work .do you do the fitting and tuning side of things .
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If you want to keep the costs down I'd go with just a decent panel filter, new back box and centre section. You won't make a lot more with that maybe 10-20 bhp but if you go with the other bits ie, fuel pump, remap then you can add roughly £500 to that depending on mapper. But as you say if you have a grand to spend your probably fit everything in for that. I'd recommend upgrading the pads and discs though as they are pretty poor as standard.
Good luck with it chap!
Good luck with it chap!
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