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Offline davemk4

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Re: rtech..
« Reply #20 on: 03 June 2013, 20:34 »
Its not stock its one of them thicker alloy ones

doesnt matter i hammered the info on this the side mount could be huge but the air flow not any different so pointless. if i hammer mine on some back roads you feel it not keeping its power starts to feel flat. fmic is only way to get a good solid consistant good power id say
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Offline ReDBull

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Re: rtech..
« Reply #21 on: 03 June 2013, 22:30 »
I'd trust R-Tech's judgment. Fit what they recommended they are the best for a reason. You'd hate to go to the expense of a hire car for a week. Then for them to say sorry this is the best we can do but...
I've just booked my car in today at R-Tech for a stage two map. When it goes in I'll have been modding my car for two years and this will be my last mod before engine rebuild and hybrid next year.
03 210 Seat LCR. Badger5 V2.2TIP, Fordge 007p, Wellycooler, Quaife ATB LSD, Nuespeed ARB's, KW Clubsports, 330mm discs, 3" turbo back de cat and still on the standard map!
My project thread: http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=241116.0