Paul C

noticed a subtle improvement when I fitted my Fidanza one - worth it while doing a clutch for sure

Looks great! Some serious work there! Have you got a dyno reading before fitting this?

pretty sure you cant get those bushes seperately. Its new arms for standard or Nismo/aftermarket poly bushes etc or adjustable tension rods with rose joints installed as options IIRC

LOL! :lol: on a more serious note this is one cool drifter:

replied! :)

:smartass: :whistling:

As above - non genuine exhaust gaskets tend to be terrible quality and its not the sort of job you want to do twice!! :D

LOL!! Bloody loved Kenny Everett!! :lol:

I think it uses forum runner which is a universal app for many different forums which makes navigation & uploads a lot easier apparently. Its not free tho so I didnt bother LOL! :D

glad you got it sorted bud :)

if it was unlit & in an unlit area it may be worth contacting the council to see if you can claim from them - just a thought?

LOL! Its still just people posting comments with a slightly different colour scheme & features isnt it?! :biggrin: oh - hang on. I got a top score in pool & the hi scores dont save anymore. Its the first time I have got a hi score so dont like that bit!! :lol:

Here you go - item 290 is a repair kit - HTH :)

Hi bud - it could work out to be quite a deer repair :blushing: sometimes Merc do a repair kit for headlamps to replace broken brackets however - not sure on your model. PM me your VIN & will take a look on the parts computer. Xenon headlamps are usually around £6-700 per lamp :pinch:

The only thing I found reported is that as they are so tall you really need some custom ducting to get the most from them: http://www.kroffts.com/kke/gsicd.html

Lol! Does look like the outlet from the turbo is going straight to the TB! Perhaps it's a pre turbo front mount!! :huh:

I was looking at Godspeed IC's before I got my ARCs :punk: Look to be very good value for money :)

LOL! I used to look after a couple of these many years ago for customers that used to come in - to say I was dissapointed was an understatement! They are a load of cr@p!! I used to quite like them until I worked on them & drove them!! :x:

it will be very interesting to see results & I hope a before & after dyno test is carried out to see results to power output. As well as the ability for flow rates, intake manifolds runner lengths are very important for power delivery - a short run is great for peak power at higher revs but a longer route (if designed correctly) will greatly improve mid range torque & drivability. This is why most modern engines use a variable length manifold with switchover valves to vary the length

LOL! its not too bad to do but then it is what I do! GTR calipers are a great upgrade if you can get them, they are quite cheap for what they are these days & are a direct bolt on job with the GTR discs :)

pistons seizing in the calipers is very common on our cars. You can get caliper seal kits for reasonable cost to refurb the calipers yourself. The pistons will need to be removed - they push into an internal seal and can stick, get corroded and cause them to become stiff. Once removed you can clean the piston surface with some fine wet & dry with brake fluid on. Give them a good clean up & inspect for deep pitting. Light pitting from corrosion can often be cleaned up with the wet & dry paper. Deep pitting may require new pistons. Refit with new seal & dust seal. It will transform your braking experience! I done mine years ago but upgraded to R33 Brembos a while back which is far better :)

Thanks guys - bit of a quiet night in tonight. My girlfriend has bought me some champers & will order some take away in! Was going out but decided not to as away next week on holiday to Egypt :cool3:

here mate: http://www.hids4u.co.uk/ I have a set of these (from DTA when they were trading) & they are top quality kits :)

here mate: http://www.hids4u.co.uk/ I have a set of these (from DTA when they were trading) & they are top quality kits :)

sweet! that must be mental to drive!! :hammer: 502ci = 8.2 litres! :rockon: