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welcome :)
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what flavour rado do you have? edit - ahhh, im guessing from user name that its a G60, thus kind of rendering my line below useless lol i know vince from stealth did live mapping whilst on the rollers for my VR - IIRC the VR has an open circuit ECU rather than closed circuit like in new golfs etc
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sad news billcor :(
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admins will prolly move it to the 'breakers' section ;) what grill is on it, early or late? I need an early grille with badge, do you have one? if so are all tabs etc in place & what is the condition like? thanks edit - pm sent too
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Brake overheating? It was a hot day, but it was traffic...
g0ldf1ng3r replied to Dubbrado's topic in Drivetrain
glad to help & share knowledge from experiences :) good luck -
Brake overheating? It was a hot day, but it was traffic...
g0ldf1ng3r replied to Dubbrado's topic in Drivetrain
it is possible for the oil temp sensor connector to become corroded & this can result in spurious reading on the dash - i had this issue when my VR had its work at stealth & was getting ridiculous readings it should be easy to tell if you pull the connector off the sensor & check the wires are ok & the inside is not corroded -
Summer Competition to win PS4 and Games @ Opie Oils
g0ldf1ng3r replied to oilman's topic in Engine Bay
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glad to be of assistance jim, am please we helped i had 263's fitted by vince during my head rebuild & can happily say that those coupled with a BMC & a 'vince special map' my VR now feels super smooth & responsive & grunty throughout the rev range :D
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Jim - it could be to do with the gains versus costs i believe gas flowing, lightening, balancing etc can be all very costly tasks but realistically do not produce gains that are worth the expense. i to asked about if i should have my VR head gas flowed when i had my work done at stealth & vince said there was no point as i wouldnt see the benefit plus, i guess its all in perspective too - IE if someone is rebuilding to produce as much power as possible (with turbo, over sized pistons, uprated injectors, straight through exhaust with decat blah de blah de blah) then maybe having everything lightened, balanced & flowed could help achieve 'slightly' higher figures but if its a standard rebuild the associated costs outwiegh the advantages
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Good move Mr_Rossy! i used to have issues with 2nd to 3rd changes when on full throttle but since fitting one of daves short shifter i no longer occasionally have a crunchie :D im definitely getting one for the gf's storm & another for my valver when funds allow
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Your right Jim it has - forza 3 had full tuning/mod options too including switching to 4WD & transplanting the 3.2 from the R32 I believe forza 4 made you start with the VR too but they reduced the tuning options
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good old forza keeping the VR in......& a blackberry too :D
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thanks much appreciated :D
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lots of new members recently, its good to see - welcome mikey, make yourself at home :)
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***Stolen*** 2010 Range Rover Sport 3.0 TDV6 HSE, Glasgow
g0ldf1ng3r replied to Ferosferio's topic in General Car Chat
barstewards!!!! cut their balls off!! hope they get the range back too -
unreal!!! i would rather go without.....its only a badge after all PMSL
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New member (of this forum) just bought my first Corrado!
g0ldf1ng3r replied to Chaz!'s topic in Newbies Hangout
hello there :) I like your BBS gif :) -
welcome! lets see the motor :D
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yup! nail...head there m8, especially the very last part :D
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ha ha try an air rifle that uses compressed air, no cocking required, & a silencer....that tends to not give them pesky magpies or pigeons any warning ;) lol
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those are the exact syptoms vince explained to me vag. he also explained that as i historically never go above 3000 rpm until oil temp reaches over 70 i had more than likely never experienced it cutting out, which i hadnt
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good find Rog! seems the valve/pump are not repairable though according to the below post 'erm, sorree it's a bill. Not repairable as its a bore wear problem and I'm not aware of an oversize plunger to fit once bored out.'
