Jay762

all in the prep - looking good there

nightmare 😟

Car looks like a good example however I now see the listing has been ended so hopefully you made the purchase....?

Cheers, getting there - need to spend some more time on paint correction but will sort it eventually

After living with the car for a bit , have found its only occasional - transition from wider throttle opening to closed and coasting / engine braking so I dont think it is deliberate antilag that is there all the time but the unburnt fuel from the cylinders based upon the map and probably the VTA dump valve that is fitted causing rich mixture. Either way its ok to live with as not too intrusive, when driven sedately eg through built up areas, it doesnt happen

Very good - they have silicon in them that puts a layer on the windscreen, this means the water beads smaller and runs off faster giving clearer vision in the rain

Yes it was a surprise to me as well... I think it was caught in a flood at some point and left to sit

Front bearings off but not without a fight, GrpN replacements on the way then I can fit the longer ARP studs

Replaced the front splitter with one that is not as hard / brittle as where this car goes as a daily it does catch every so often, this way even though slightly larger it does not seem to dig into the ground so much Before After - The matt black matches with the matt black in the bumper so does not look out of place Really hated the bit of flimsy metal rad guard so replaced with the perrin item from the project car (Dotty) Before After Found the where the oil is dripping onto the exhaust - looks like it is coming out of the bottom of the clutch housing so ordered some plates from ICP so along with the clutch, rear crank seal and gearbox shaft seal should ensure the new clutch is not getting coated - when the garage sorts an MOT and clutch replacement later this week. Keeping a standard plate to maintain the driveability low down, not interested in the few extra bhp higher up rev range for this motor (Sweets courtesy SprintingHare JDM who provided great service)

very nice 👍

Hopefully gone to a good home 👍

Hi - just read through your ad and you have £7500 for quick sale in the description, might be confusing. Also these are holding strong money at the moment have you posted it on any social media platforms?

Nice motor - Good luck with the sale

Wotcha and welcome - looks awesome, what headers have you used? Are they Equal length?

As above they do give better control over boost when mapping and for the comparative cost well worth the investment

It does, a map on a standard car can see improved midrange performance and slightly better mpg

Had a quick search through my JDM parts sites and nothing, discontinued or not available

Wotcha and welcome - Had an s13 myself, lots of fun and would have an s15 tomorrow - if I didnt have the scoob project underway. Feel free to share photos, get stuck in etc all friendly on here and plenty of information in build threads

Lovely motor - If I was working in UK at the moment I would be on my way to collect now - Good luck with the sale

Try chap named Jody Collins on facebook - he was breaking a hatch

PIAA windscreen wipers, first thing I replace when I get a new motor 👍

I would just refer to it as a remap, the term "stage" can get some unnecessary micky taking on some social media platforms particularly in relation to Honda owners. If it was me I would invest in the following before going to get a map. Service - Oil and filter change, include plugs if they have not been done in the last 8k, you want your motor in a known condition before going. Ideally a higher flow panel filter - cosworth etc A new fuel pump if it is over 10 years old look at a less restrictive exhaust system

What is even scarier is @savage bulldogs and I were chatting about Renaults Wed evening and that car came up I check your thread this morning and recognise the same motor - too spooky 🤔

I used this setup in conjunction an ebay camera with went in really easily with a buzzer under a rear quarter panel https://www.parkingsensors.co.uk/product/dfm400-flush-fit-parking-sensor-kit Think I found it cheaper on Amazon though?

Yes turns out I will need an s7 for my build so there will be an s6 available shortly as well as @savage bulldogs's Apexi