Various parts for sale/garage clear out!
13 September 2011, 09:55 PM
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Various parts for sale/garage clear out!
Hi guys!! Having a clear out!!
Carbon fibre bonnet scoop version 3-5 £100
WRX STI gearbox TY752VB4AA, low mileage £300 delivered on a pallet (includes, cradle,diff, rear drive shafts, flywheel, clutch and prop)
KM to MPH speed convertor and cable £20
TD05 16G turbo modified for direct entry, excellent condition (no actuator) £200
Alternator £20
Starter motor £20
Air con pump £10
WRX intercooler, good condition, version 1+2 £20
Blobeye lightweight wing mirrors £SOLD
STI 4 exhaust header + up-pipe £30
Coil packs version 1+2, 4 off £20 each
Knock sensor version 1+2 £10
Boost gauge £15
Knock sensor indicator, dash mounted £SOLD
Carbon effect pillar gauge mount (for 2 gauges) £15
Air/Fuel gauge £20
Subaru dash vents + ash tray version 3+4 £10
Ohlins coilover springs 4 off (don't know poundage) £20
All prices plus P+P. I will PM pics if requested.
Cheers
Trav
Carbon fibre bonnet scoop version 3-5 £100
WRX STI gearbox TY752VB4AA, low mileage £300 delivered on a pallet (includes, cradle,diff, rear drive shafts, flywheel, clutch and prop)
KM to MPH speed convertor and cable £20
TD05 16G turbo modified for direct entry, excellent condition (no actuator) £200
Alternator £20
Starter motor £20
Air con pump £10
WRX intercooler, good condition, version 1+2 £20
Blobeye lightweight wing mirrors £SOLD
STI 4 exhaust header + up-pipe £30
Coil packs version 1+2, 4 off £20 each
Knock sensor version 1+2 £10
Boost gauge £15
Knock sensor indicator, dash mounted £SOLD
Carbon effect pillar gauge mount (for 2 gauges) £15
Air/Fuel gauge £20
Subaru dash vents + ash tray version 3+4 £10
Ohlins coilover springs 4 off (don't know poundage) £20
All prices plus P+P. I will PM pics if requested.
Cheers
Trav
Last edited by weetrav; 05 October 2011 at 08:39 PM.
13 September 2011, 11:04 PM
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Have you driven a car with the ohlins springs on? if so what were they like?
Mine has apexi coilovers and they are just too stiff, keeps cocking a wheel.
Any info/code writen on them?
Mine has apexi coilovers and they are just too stiff, keeps cocking a wheel.
Any info/code writen on them?
13 September 2011, 11:30 PM
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Hi guys!! Having a clear out!!
Carbon fibre bonnet scoop version 3-5 £100
WRX STI gearbox TY752VB4AA, low mileage £300 delivered on a pallet (includes, cradle,diff, rear drive shafts, flywheel, clutch and prop)
KM to MPH speed convertor and cable £20
TD05 16G turbo modified for direct entry, excellent condition (no actuator) £200
Alternator £20
Starter motor £20
Air con pump £10
WRX intercooler, good condition, version 1+2 £20
Blobeye lightweight wing mirrors £30
STI 4 exhaust header + up-pipe £30
Coil packs version 1+2, 4 off £20 each
Knock sensor version 1+2 £10
Boost gauge £15
Knock sensor indicator, dash mounted £20
Carbon effect pillar gauge mount (for 2 gauges) £15
Lamda gauge £20
Subaru dash vents + ash tray version 3+4 £10
Ohlins coilover springs 4 off (don't know poundage) £20
All prices plus P+P. I will PM pics if requested.
Cheers
Trav
Carbon fibre bonnet scoop version 3-5 £100
WRX STI gearbox TY752VB4AA, low mileage £300 delivered on a pallet (includes, cradle,diff, rear drive shafts, flywheel, clutch and prop)
KM to MPH speed convertor and cable £20
TD05 16G turbo modified for direct entry, excellent condition (no actuator) £200
Alternator £20
Starter motor £20
Air con pump £10
WRX intercooler, good condition, version 1+2 £20
Blobeye lightweight wing mirrors £30
STI 4 exhaust header + up-pipe £30
Coil packs version 1+2, 4 off £20 each
Knock sensor version 1+2 £10
Boost gauge £15
Knock sensor indicator, dash mounted £20
Carbon effect pillar gauge mount (for 2 gauges) £15
Lamda gauge £20
Subaru dash vents + ash tray version 3+4 £10
Ohlins coilover springs 4 off (don't know poundage) £20
All prices plus P+P. I will PM pics if requested.
Cheers
Trav
14 September 2011, 03:55 PM
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Heres some pics
An engine knock indicator. It looks like a pain on the a*se to wire up so someone else can have it. The front sticker needs re-newed as well. Worked a treat though, which wouldn't of been a good thing when you think about it
Coil packs from a version 1/2 engine. All original and functional. £20 each
Boost gauge + Air/fuel ratio gauge + Carbon effect A pillar pod.
Version 1+2 knock sensor
An engine knock indicator. It looks like a pain on the a*se to wire up so someone else can have it. The front sticker needs re-newed as well. Worked a treat though, which wouldn't of been a good thing when you think about it
Coil packs from a version 1/2 engine. All original and functional. £20 each
Boost gauge + Air/fuel ratio gauge + Carbon effect A pillar pod.
Version 1+2 knock sensor
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There are no ratings etc on the springs, but they were quite soft/easy to live with on the road. I found them well balanced and could only compare them to the spring rates on a set of Tien Mono flex coilovers that my mate was running on his RA at the time.
Compared to the Eibach springs I'm running now 475 on the rear and 500 on the front these ohlins originals were luxury!!!
I'll try and get some pics
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Trav
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Depends on the revs your pulling...... Basically, you don't want it running lean, if it is, the gauge shows you before its to late, then you can adjust fueling/map to compensate and stop a catastrophe!!
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09 October 2011, 12:21 PM
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It is connected up in parrallel to the lamda sensor via a small electrical module. This module is then connected up to the gauge. It seems relatively easy to install.
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Trav
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