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jumping350

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  1. the rip is probably where its been scrapped on bumps underneath and depending how bad would probably need changing soon, the tsstsssttt noise or 'rasp' is common of decats. i suspect you have unsilenced ones (like me) some people dont like it but I do, if your one of those people who doesn't you can get silenced decats which take away the rasp sound
  2. ive got one of these for the same problem though haven't used it yet so glad it does work
  3. or try video the flashes and pop it up on here for someone to figure out
  4. Right im fitting my tommorow just for that sound that is awesome Granville
  5. Im one order away from Adrian and that's it and I mean that's it ive considered absolutely everything and changed my mind a few times and waited to get better parts, which is why its taken so long. Also im fitting my kitchen and moving garages simultaneously so timing is awesome as usual It will be starting soon though and cant wait
  6. great job and guide for others
  7. only small update as prep is still occurring for the supercharger install. Thanks to Bennett for sorting the fitting on the sump for the oil return and also the oil temp sensor Some more goodies should turn up next week and they aren't even supercharger related I stopped looking at the bill tally in February
  8. yep it still looks lovely although the car has been in the garage since last August while I sort all this supercharger stuff out. Still havent got round to fixing the crack, I just stuck a sticker over it for now
  9. sounds great buddy really makes me look forward to having mine sorted now (im getting there slowly but as you know nothing will happen for a while then boom its on )
  10. looking forward to those pics
  11. Ah the intricate tools needed when owning a supercharger lol
  12. sorry to hear gsexr
  13. what about these? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Eibach-10mm-Hub-Centric-Pro-Spacer-Kit-Wheels-Spacers-Pair-S90-6-10-004-/361065381735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item54112c7f67
  14. do they not do spacers with the bolts already in them?? would prob be minimum 10mm though if there was Does look mighty close though
  15. Wideband : Sold Catch Can: still available
  16. So off the back off Ekonas suggestion im going for Solar power well at least recharging anyway picked up an inverter its 1500 watts ive got hold of a solar panel its 2.4w im going after a 110ah leisure battery does any of that sound right
  17. Even if its temporary like for half a day? I'm going to throw the cable over the roofs at this rate! Unless the council owns the air space between two houses lol
  18. you know for 30 years on this earth ive never used a flask im getting a flask lights and tools are key ive got a sneaky trick up my sleeves so hope it works out ok
  19. Ive had a plan and am going to go with a Leisure battery, is 110ah too less for my requirements? if I get a 1500 watt inverter is that ok with the 110ah battery? Hopefully this will work this thread may end up a build thread now, will have to get some lower watt lights and a travel kettle to save the battery getting killed off
  20. this looks ideal also though dont know how he has done it what he has got, what hes going on about and how much it would cost https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn2OyTT5laM
  21. something similar to this up to the job? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Numax-12V-10A-Leisure-Battery-Charger-Caravan-Campervan-Motorhome-Marine-Boat-/321156058628?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4ac6648e04 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CONTINUOUS-POWER-1000W-2000W-Peak-INVERTER-DC12V-TO-AC240V-WITH-SOFT-START-/360982791551?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item540c40457f http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12V-110AH-Dual-purpose-Battery-Numax-XV31MF-Leisure-Caravan-Marine-Range-/311130489569?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4870d282e1 would get some better terminals to connect to battery and pop it in a box
  22. Then you need this bad boy. not bad GM but if your going to do it, do it properly
  23. I did look at piecing all those together, lights not to much of problem, its tools really when you piece all the cordless stuff together it really adds up and I have the equivalent already though corded. Plus as I do events as well so wanted something I could use for that to power a LED clock for a couple of hours max, so if I could get something that is portable would be better so would have dual use to it.
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