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that did genuinely make me laugh out loud bens quote

it is a stunning car and if it were mine id be keeping the revo's or speedline st2's are nice
and maybe fit a version 6 grill if one came available, i gave mikey s one a few days ago funnily enough that was once fitted to my v3
bet you cant wait to pick it up, the flat four burble is addictive
Small one's are more juicy

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Welcome back to the world of boosT mr C!:coolgleamA:
Tk wrote:you did'nt want to buy a v2 because of the gear stick gaiter HAHAHAHAHAHA
brilliant
I have to agree with ben, Getting rid of the horrible "truck" gaiter was the first job i done on old yella within mins of getting it home.:)

The V5 does look rather good, And i have to also agree with most in that i think the revs look much better than the standard sti items, Although they would look better still in satin black on a yellow car.:D
Tuesday is going to be a long, long wait away.
Good luck with it and i look forward to a re-match now.;)

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You boys :)
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Post by Daniel »

THat looks really nice Ben. :nod: A set of chunky 5 spoke compomotive mo's would look the tits on it. :)

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Post by blacky »

Nice buy ben, looks crackin!

PS. 16" standard rims are massively gay compared to those, although a refurb in anthracite would be on the card if it were mine.

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Post by Andy916 »

Nice one Ben. Fresh import? What's the HKS box on the driver's side of the transmission tunnel? Try to see if it had additional mods previously (the FMIC/induction are things you'd leave on because of the cutting needed for FMIC fitment) and if it's running the standard map with that induction/FMIC/exhaust. The standard v5 ecu can be remapped with ecutek license, although I've not been down that route myself. What additional gauges does it have already?

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Post by Andy916 »

Agree with Logan on sticking with 17", although 16" can look ok if shod with 225/45 instead of 205/50.

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Think the HKS is just a turbo timer Andy.
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I might have been tempted to buy the older car and fit the newer gaitor

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Rob S wrote:I might have been tempted to buy the older car and fit the newer gaitor
:) - if I'd found a good one that was within 2 hours of norwich I'd have been happy - but the potential ones were as far as could be.
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