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Car is @ Pumabuild until next Tues!!
Jon T
post Mar 23 2005, 01:51 PM
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Just thought I would let every1 know my car is @ Pumabuild.
They are trying various things, evn keeping me in the dark with what there doing!!!!

I know for definate though they are doing the following:

Taking my suspension off and sending it away!!
They said in a couple of weeks they will have lowering springs and coilovers.

Chipping it, hopefully, they are not sure If they have the correct software for my ECU but they are letting me know.

Sparco Strutbrace if its out in time,( comes in blue 'D'oh') they are spraying red for me.

Pipercross panel filter.

My Samco temporary hoses are being fitted.

And a few other things they are playing with.

Give Paul a ring if you are interesting in anything.
He is a topman and has sorted me out loads of stuff.

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post Mar 23 2005, 05:41 PM
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Sounds like some wicked stuff happening there mate!
Also, bout the pipercross panel filter, are the available for purchase already? As this is a cheap upgrade that most people would be interested in!

Keep us posted!!!!!!!!
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post Mar 23 2005, 07:28 PM
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Yeah def all happening at the mo!!!

Panel filter is going to be out this week apparently but as to price, I do not know.

Give Paul a ring mate, hes a nice chap!!

When I get it bk there will be loads of pics posted and price etc..


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post Mar 23 2005, 07:56 PM
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Thanks again for the info Jon, can't wait to see the pics!
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post Mar 23 2005, 08:57 PM
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Not sure if pannel filter may be a little too loud unsure.gif Although I'd have to hear it first, if its not then I may consider it...


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post Mar 24 2005, 09:49 AM
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QUOTE(Marc @ Mar 23 2005, 08:57 PM)
Not sure if pannel filter may be a little too loud unsure.gif Although I'd have to hear it first, if its not then I may consider it...
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Pannel filters are not that loud, the standalone kits are louder.
Or so I thought!


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post Mar 24 2005, 11:06 AM
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Yeah, I wouldn't have thought a replacement panel filter would have made much difference to the sound.

I think the route of an induction kit would be best if you're after a bit of noise!! lol.gif


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I had a K&N kit on my old ZS and I loved it. Really made a nice note and wasn't to loud unless you had a foot full of lead moment! whistle.gif


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Personally I think all panels and cones are a waste of time unles you get a good cold air feed in. PiperX viper or something similar.


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I think I'll leave mine as it is, has a lovely intake/exhuast sound atm.


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What the hell are you all on about....lol lol.gif


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A panel filter will not make the car any louder. If you want noise, you'll need a proper induction kit.

Don't forget though as mentioned, they are useless unless you get a good cold air feed. If you don't, then you'll more than likely lose power even though it sounds louder!

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It will be interesting to see where they route the cold air feed... photos please when someone does this...


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