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GrahamU

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  1. Was looking around the office today thinking we have some nice toys laying around, such as this on my desk:

     

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    Ex Marussia F1 steering wheel I built and have now modified to loan to a different team (not F1 this time)

     

    And this

     

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    Wheel from an old Toyota F1, so quite old now but still looks good in the office

     

     

     

    Anyone else have anything interesting laying around ?


  2. I was talking about this with John at JMR, he has converted his to Audi handles and said it is a little complicated to set up, small ammount of change can cause the problems you have said.

     

    Might be worth dropping him a PM and see if he can advise you.


  3. Ah, so they wont touch the car, I thought you meant the OEM ECU

     

    I heard the likes of R-tech wont go near other peoples modified cars, they spend more time fixing the bodges before they get a chance to start tuning and most 1.8T swaps have faults caused by missing sensors and the other ECUs


  4. I'd still go OEM, you have enough tune-ability for what you need, reliability of knowing the ECU is run on thousands of cars and full easily accessible diagnostics for any problems

     

    I'd then speak to Dan at Uber tuning, he used to do the mapping for AMD amongst others and is in Brandon so not to far

     

    http://www.ubertuning.co.uk/

     

    He did my Golf R and several mates R32's and 1.8Ts


  5.   STU175 said:
    not the one next weekend as im at gti international but hopefully the one in september.

    when do you think yours will see the road again?

     

    Depends on how much time I have to spend away with work, I'm hoping to take some time of over summer and crack on with it, I'd like to get everything sprayed so its just a matter of putting it back together over winter :)


  6.   Geeba said:
    Nice!

     

    I was thinking about vented rears from a 4Motion Mk4 golf or TT - but I want to keep the car looking original and I dont think it will fit with 15" wheels :(

     

    Cant see why they wouldn't fit with 15's, they would still be smaller disks than the fronts. I dont think you will need it but for the worst case you may need a small spacer to move the rim out a bit

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