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csweatherston

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17th Aug 07 at 16:05

finally got £600 back from the councles insurance after 'an oil spill' on the road made me curb my speedline lol.
obviously the money will be spent pampering the car..
already got a new wheel so:

*gotech management? just short of £500.

* full new exhaust - as mines ghey and sounds terrible.

*get my gsi kit sprayed - then finally fit it lol.

*buckets + harnesses??

*gaz coilys??

what would you do out out of the above list? baring inmind i already have a 2.25 stainless system, and spax coilys lol

Colin

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17th Aug 07 at 16:07

£600 from the council for a kerbed wheel

How you manage that much out of them??

ps. id spend it on go faster bits!!

csweatherston

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17th Aug 07 at 16:08

curbed wheel + tyre, loss of earnings, bent rack....
quite good really, but apparently i could have claimed more

Jake

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17th Aug 07 at 16:30

management if you already have an exhaust

willhouse

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17th Aug 07 at 16:31

nitrous

Warren G

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17th Aug 07 at 16:32

gotech mangament or gsi kit

willhouse

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17th Aug 07 at 16:33

but does the go-tech come with the charge for mapping- as its pretty pointless if your getting it and not going to get it mapped properly

Butler

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17th Aug 07 at 17:03

Coilovers

Sort the basics before you go all out on standalone. However tempting it is!

csweatherston

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17th Aug 07 at 17:14

already got coilovers mate - kinda fancy an upgrade on the tho.

willhouse, im not sure, as far as i know the gotech comes with loom and a base map for £470ish...
then ill need a map ontop.

im swaying towards the standalone, then i may get the full benefit of my cams...
the unichip didnt do much lol

Vaux Lad

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17th Aug 07 at 17:21

Go-tech is about a grand, supplied, fitted and mapped.
So it will cost quite a few hundred extra to map if you just buy the ecu/loom.

Butler

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17th Aug 07 at 17:23

quote:
Originally posted by csweatherston
already got coilovers mate - kinda fancy an upgrade on the tho.

Sod it then! Standalone

csweatherston

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17th Aug 07 at 19:01

quote:
Originally posted by Vaux Lad
Go-tech is about a grand, supplied, fitted and mapped.
So it will cost quite a few hundred extra to map if you just buy the ecu/loom.

850 supplied, fitted and mapped..
im more than compatant to fit it myself (i hope)...

guess a remap would be around £100....

but the way i was thinking - was to make the standalone my last mod.
as hopefully in the next 12months ill be getting one of those fancy sbd 4-2-1's and a few other engine goodies