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Post by Dasco »

hi all a new member here was sent a link by someone for this site so thought i would join

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Hi and welcome.

A bit of info about you and your car would be an appropriate intro. :)
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Hello and welcome to Bigpower ...
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hey dasco, small world aint it, welcome to the site bud
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Well im from colchester, essex im a car detailer now but was a electrical /intruder alarm engineer. Im into anything technical and to do with cars, more into the rally side of motorsport.
I have had some rally training at Bill Gwynnes Rally School in Northampton and have driven on Prodrives test track in Warwickshire and enjoyed the high speed loop and tarmac rally stage. Have been told by instructors at Bill Gwynnes and Prodrive that i should get into competion rally driving but can't really afford it.
So now planning to do some track day driving with my own car.
My car is a Subaru Impreza UK turbo MY98 at the moment it only has decat exhaust and filter.
But im planning new ecu, bigger turbo, bigger injectors, bigger top mount intercooler looking to get to around 310bhp. Not sure what to do about the brakes yet at the moment it has Subaru 4pots on front and the 1pot standards on the back.
I would like to keep the car looking as standard as possible as i prefer it that way like to be understated don't want it shouting look at me if you know what i mean.

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Hi Will hows you mate good i hope, you still trying to get parts for your car, you will get them all in the end mate.
Same as me always looking out for cheap parts.

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yeh got to keep your eye out for them bargins havent you, going a slightly different route to u but will still be fun, hope your ok and your car is well, keep up the good work
Will B

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Welcome Dasco :D

Will, I would edit your posts asap to make sure your using proper english and not text type otherwise Stuart will be on your case.

If you read the forum rules only proper english is allowed here :wink:

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Hi Will,

Quite a few scoobs on here, and quite a few of us are into sprinting (see separate section on here, also 'JISC' section - Jap Intermarque Sprint Champs).

On the engine it might be worth considering a front-mount, given the deals currently on scoobynet. On braking, the 4-pots can be made to work quite well with good pads and fluid. Once you've got those working hard though, the rear 1-pots start to overheat (at least mine did, with their unvented disks, and got through pads at a silly rate). A good solution is to fit newage 2-pots on the rear, with brackets and disks from Godspeed. If you want to spend more, there are good deals on K-sport front and rear at the moment, again on scoobynet.

cheers
Andy

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Im sure you mean Dasco as for the front mount was told that on anything below 350bhp aint really worth it as you get loads of turbo lag so im told.
Have read about fitting 2pots from a newage sounds like the cheapest option but im in no rush.

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