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Ian

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  1. I had mine adjusted until I thought they were right Now that they are right theres no need for adjustment, unless the speed bumps get any bigger then i might have to raise it up a bit
  2. Mine's Carbon lip
  3. Offered £125 on ebay
  4. Already had a better offer than yours
  5. Circle Earth £45 OEM Knob £30 Japspeed Decats £70 (Will be removed next week at Abbey) Alpine head unit £130 Radiator Cap £15
  6. Step away from the silver paint
  7. Exactly As soon as it gets a bit of use it will flatten out
  8. Needs a bit of trimming its thicker than the normal material so its a bit stiff & not sitting perfectley yet
  9. If you need adjustable height get the coilovers I love my Cuscos, not the most comfortable but I have them on a hard setting
  10. Ian

    photo request

    Vortech then
  11. Iphone doesn't have a great battery life though Its the only issue I have with it so far
  12. Ian

    photo request

    How come?
  13. Works Bell hub & Quick release
  14. Yup Was the only reason I bought them
  15. Dunno, but thats what I was told by quite a few people. Also not many of the US guys wrap theirs & I don't think 3fiddyz wrapped his. Had mine fitted for nearly 9months with no issues & they were on another car before mine with no problems Mine are ceramic aswell. I did look into getting them jet coated but at £380 they were more than double what I paid for my headers
  16. Nice exhaust
  17. I was told that on a road car its pointless as the gases won't exit much quicker & theres the chance that rain could get caught in them & cause rust. I also asked alex about it & he said not to bother Have you got the S/S or ceramic ones?
  18. Ian

    catch cans

    I thought most people did
  19. Back visiting?
  20. To install the ARC, remove this pipe Then run the shortest supplied hose from the left most hose to the left side of the catch can & use the supplied cap to block off the other port. Then remove your intake pipe & you will notice a hose that runs from the underside of the intake pipe around to the back of the engine block, remove this hose. Connect the longest supplied hose to the back of the engine block & connect to the remaining port on the left of the ARC can. Fit the remaining supplied hose into the intake pipe port & connect to the right side of the ARC can Finished This guide can be used for any catch can with 3 ports
  21. Ian

    catch cans

    Yes and no I've run both Cusco and ARC Cusco ARC To install the cusco, remove this pipe Then run a hose from each connector to the cusco can. The ARC can only uses one of those hoses, so you block the other one off. Then there is a hose that runs from the underside of the intake pipe to the back of the engine block - remove this & then a hose into the back of the engine & another into the intake pipe
  22. I got that email aswell
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