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ward19 wrote: i hate it to u pull off like lewis hamilto n ten sum grandad in a banger toodles past lmap
Hmm. Makes me wonder why you'd want any more than 105 tbh. Where you going to use that?
Dave's right - it's getting there first that matters. We don't live in Germany and even on track days it's hardly worth having a top end much higher than say 110 ish.
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full service
enclosed induction kit with cold air feed - ITG Maxogen, BMC CDA
full exhaust system - manifold, sports cat or decat, mid pipe, backbox (i recommend a fully s/s janspeed system)
stripping the car - remove seats, carpets, speakers etc.
1.6 conversion - £500
1.8 conversion - £500-1000 - depending on who does the work
2.0turbo conversion - £500-£4000 - depending on who does the work, and what bits and bobs you have done as well (front mounted intercooler etc).
but the cost of doing these mods to a 1.4 is far greater than just buying a faster car.
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ward19 wrote: think i might just go for styling not tuning i want an induction kit with a coolier gin from where the fogs are meant to be but dno how to fit 1
See my post in your other thread mate, but getting a cold air feed to the fog light is more work than you will want to do i think, judging from your knowledge of modding.
It involves cutting a hole in the frame of the car.
The best option is to get a panel filter, explained better in the other thread.
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ward19 wrote: ...a coolier gin...
Say what? Coolier gin? Is that like Tanqueray straight out of a freezer?
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ward19 wrote: what u mean a biger box? i kno but like it stugles to get past 105. u think if i cn hit higher revs faster it getme there quicker?
my little 1.1 chinq dose 115 haha
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