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Just fitted a new heater resistor pack. And I cannot believe I waited 3 years to do it! 5 minute job. £7.50 for the pack from eBay. Now I don't have to have the fan blasting everywhere I go.2 points
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One of the very best m's on the forum, full stop.2 points
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Not been here a while but just saw mikefotos car on facebook so made the effort and came back and voted. That car is incredible, best non vti/vtis ever. Why wouldnt you vote for this?!!!2 points
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thats better1 point
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Looks nice day like that on them wheels chief1 point
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Mikefoto got my vote as lots of detail/work has went in! also a thanks to whoever voted for me!1 point
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... Yeah got about 1/4 of the thread left so going to set them to their highest n go from there... The front forks are from a civic coupe and are about 15mm shorter too so i can put my ones back on if need be too Think the rears are pretty spot on though1 point
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I am sure they will. Gonna have to do a test fit and see.1 point
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That is low. Have you got a bit of room to lift it up?1 point
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X2 looking nice. What you done with your trims1 point
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yeah i got a camera good for if you have blacked out windows i also have a reverse sensor to.... as in a big tow hook hanging out the back and believe me it works well with high curbs1 point
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I have some zender rims that have a nice lip on them. Its an older style rim that they stopped making. It almost like a 5 star design. They are the same wheels as these:1 point
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Fit a water tank in there and you can go fully mobile.1 point
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I was speaking to a couple of mates who are heavily into Honda's and they reckon even a "basic" turbo set up will see up to 250bhp on stock internals! I keep thinking of doing one myself in the future, I'd be happy with 230-240bhp really! Be enough to have fun but not ruin it as a daily I think!1 point
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If done properly you can get a fairly astonishing amount of power from a b18 turbo setup, before it goes in the car would be a perfect excuse to do the internals1 point
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Should be on her wheels this week! He says Thanks for the comments guys!1 point
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@Krzys1 point
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In my case it's not holding memory because it has no electricity, flat battery again1 point
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so here's the battery i bought, just waiting on some cables and to decide what i;m doing with the interior. and the 4 Gauge cable i got for the power1 point
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I will be entering once I get the Deck how I want it. I wish I can enter my very much beloved MB3 Oh, voted by the way1 point
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Great info here guys... When i get serious about doing this think i'll buy a lower milage b18 set up then add a few chrome pipes to the front of it!!1 point
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looks epic mate!!! she should be running this week then1 point
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I'm kinda cheating tho by having the bits already lol yeah thanks for that pic! I haven't done anything about the abs light, it just went off lol must have been a dirty sensor or something. Just need to get this exhaust sorted and get the hubs removed and prepped for this.1 point
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Oh wow brakes look immense1 point
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Again, they do look ace! I hate bleeding brakes but I got a tool for that. It's a self bleeding system which sucks air out of the brake lines. No need to pump the pedal. Need an compressor though...1 point
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Brakes look good wouldn't mind them discs when I get round to changing mine1 point
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I would say pads are low and maybe a sticky calliper which is why you here it when pulling away. But without being there hard to say1 point
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Those callipers look well smart in black chief 😎1 point
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Brakes look fantastic dude, really nice setup, you really need an assistant to help with the bleeding, sounds like you're building up too much pressure.1 point
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have a gander at the Odyssey PC1100 thats what i got1 point
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Great info. Think it may be common knowledge now but Vauxhall astra speaker baskets from halfrauds or wherever fit if you want deeper after market speakers. Just need to drill one extra hole to screw into.1 point
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Few new pics1 point
