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Tidgy

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  1. Yeah saw this, i expect the dyno is being generous. Also hot days tend to skew figures higher because the dyno over corrects. i'd like to see the actual printout, but i highly doubt its actualy over 300bhp
  2. really depends if you want to keep it or not. If you wanna keep it then i'd look at having an engine built to go in it, a second hand engine is just that, also tryign to find the right engine will be very very difficult
  3. as above :)
  4. we only get better through our mistakes :)
  5. you mean they don't come with it standard? lol yeah very common, rare to find one that isn't. Prob going to reuse it as the crack is small.
  6. Another small update, engines now been stripped, condition wise it's pretty good, only issues found were worn valve guides and worn valve seats. Was also starting to show signs of getting ready for headgasket to fail, hadn't gone yet but wouldn't have been long. Block is currently off at machine shop, i understand the closed decking is done and its now waiting for honing etc Time frame is still a couple of months as there's a que at the machine shop and there's about 5 or 6 engines to be built in the que even when the block does come back. Also decided to sack off the secondary air system while its out.
  7. Gets advertise that way as well so dont worry about it.
  8. ah you mean road mapped, live mapping refers to tweaks being made as the car is running/driving rather than changes being done between pulls.
  9. glad its sorted. did you get a dyno graph?
  10. it's getting there then, keep on it chap, does you credit
  11. happy bday and buggers 😞
  12. Tidgy replied to Norrie's topic in Subaru XV Club
    60k miles on a clutch isnt bad considering your towing etc
  13. what weight it is?
  14. Sounds very much like headgasket failure. Bad news is its a full rebuild job inc bottom end. As far as if you can do it yourself, totaly up to you. however you need to be very careful with tolerances etc and needs to be done in a clean and dry envoronemnt.
  15. Small update, poped up to clinic today. Engines out if the car ready for stripping. First hit of bad news is i checked the turbo while i was up there and its got a crack in the housing. Not sure what plan is for thay yet. Need to find out what report says when engine is stripped.
  16. mines awol for 3 months 😞
  17. Tidgy posted a topic in Subaru XV Club
    https://uk.news.yahoo.com/hotel-valet-cut-porsche-botched-parking-job-sydney-100100383.html whoops
  18. yeah, they arn't bad prices now either, decent one is under 20k, just need to budget for having headstuds replaced on certain age cars
  19. getting there dude, pretty quick turn aroudn that
  20. sound epic though, besides, not like mpg on a scoob is exactly great lol
  21. was looking at C63's, got stupid offers for mine so sod it. i had looked at tuning the c63 already,,,,, lol
  22. hahaha true true. to be fair i was looking to sell it but was getting crap offers, so sod it crank her up 😄
  23. Small update, new suspension is great. Quieter in general, doesn't knock and rides better (less crashy and less bouncy). Car has now gone for for a fettle on the engine, pretty much same basic spec as my type R, Closed deck converted block ACL Bearings Manley Rods Mahle Pistons ARP headstuds perrin inlet pipe And then comes 1000 miles of torture lol
  24. If your worried then i'd pop it down to a specialist and get them to have a look. given the results i wouldnt be too worried myself
  25. Not really today, but drop the car off at clinic tomorrow for a couple of months to have a bit of an engine tweak done hehe

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