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petet16 · 09-07-10, 12:58 PM

Looking good.

Using the ti rad and intercooler is good thinking, ti rads are easier to source than 220/420 turbo ones.

The only thing I would suggest is moving the air filter down behind the front bumper, 2 45 degree elbows and a 300mm hard pipe will do the job perfectly.

What engine was in it originally, mine was 1.6 and the original front springs and shocks didn't like the extra weight of the T series, I swapped to V6 front springs and shocks, a massive improvement.

Nice work tho, still one of the best colours imo

09-07-10, 12:58 PM	#13
petet16 Technical Expert R.I.P. Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 9,239	Looking good. Using the ti rad and intercooler is good thinking, ti rads are easier to source than 220/420 turbo ones. The only thing I would suggest is moving the air filter down behind the front bumper, 2 45 degree elbows and a 300mm hard pipe will do the job perfectly. What engine was in it originally, mine was 1.6 and the original front springs and shocks didn't like the extra weight of the T series, I swapped to V6 front springs and shocks, a massive improvement. Nice work tho, still one of the best colours imo __________________ ------------------------------ ------------------------------ __________________ It never got fast enough for me Hunter S Thompson R.I.P. Peter David Scott 18.07.59 to 21.11.16 Will be missed by us all but we will always remember you.