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VTEye

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  1. They are all cool, i like the ones with the red centres in the 2nd link, only thing that would worry me with them being winter wheels is road salt attacking the polished rims.
  2. Cheers mate, its not that mint its tatty up close but its a old car now i suppose.
  3. Cheers mate, my mate raced a Astra VXR with mine on a dual carraigeway, he says the Astra crawled past him but he couldnt get away from my Honda all the way to 140 mph. What have you got done to your one Kink?
  4. Thats what i thought too Tom but my next question is there room in behind the bumper for my viper induction kit? If i ducted it straight out the bumper there would be no engine hydraulic issues.
  5. Any of you guys got your air filter in behind the bumper?
  6. The piggyback is adjustable but like i say just for fuel and timing. Im planning getting rid of the piggyback and getting a H-tune ecu with a base map but getting it mapped to my car is a problem where i live. Im not sure what you mean by random upgrades kink?
  7. Thanks guys, the piggyback alters fueling and timing. I don't know what power it makes and to be honest numbers on bits of paper are pub talk and mean nothing to me its what it goes like on the road. I had a stock mb6 before and this one is a good bit quicker.
  8. Car has had some mods done to it before i got it, spec is: 1999 Vti-s ARP cylinder head studs Ferrea Uprated inlet and exhaust valves Japspeed 4-2-1 Exhaust manifold De-cat + Supersprint exhaust Pipercross Viper Induction kit 68mm Throttle body Dastek Piggyback Ecu Skunk2 front camber arms Rear camber adjusters Lowered approx.40mm 17" Black chrome wheels, im unsure of brand I don't intend to spend a fortune on it, just get the mechanics up to scratch and the bodywork. The only thing i have done so far is take the 17's off and fit a tatty set of 15" Speedline Chronos for the winter. I can't get over the difference in the car with 15"s on, its quicker, the steering is lighter and it don't tramline like it did with the 17's.
  9. Thought it was about time I had a go at one of these project threads!. Ive had my Vti-s for a few months now and done nothing to it.
  10. Nice looking motor mate, where did you get the front no. plate? it looks good
  11. Max Power Magazine has a lot to answer for!.
  12. Ive seen that on mk2 golf Gti's before, they had a water cooled oil cooler which used to fail and gunk up the expansion bottle.
  13. like the guys were saying sounds like valve stem seals or could be worn valve guides, remove the head and inspect them they will prob be perished if its the stem seals, still a good idea to do a compression test first though, if the readings are low put a teaspoon of oil down the spark plug hole and check the compression again, if theres a good improvement in the readings your rings are friar tucked.
  14. yeah they do paint check out their website, I was quite surprised they did paint as well, the trade only thing is a bit of a bummer though. I like the colour of you're VTI, I had one the same colour years ago, I travelled to West Calder for it as Mb6 are fairly rare up my way.
  15. My Brother in law is a painter and his work use Dingbro, im pretty sure he mentioned they have the machine that scans the existing paint on the car providing a better paint match. Handy with older cars that inevitably are going to have a bit of paint fade.
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