What happened to your D3/D4 today?

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Originally Posted by Tombie

I know [emoji12]

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You know you want to do it.

Only $240 for a Cosworth RS500 intercooler (plus then hoses/piping/clamps and some minor cutting to make fit).

Should complement the remap nicely. [emoji106]

Personally I am just curious to find out how easy it is to do. Not sure if the cooling set up is the same as the UK.

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Originally Posted by DiscoDB

You know you want to do it.

Only $240 for a Cosworth RS500 intercooler (plus then hoses/piping/clamps and some minor cutting to make fit).

Should complement the remap nicely. [emoji106]

Personally I am just curious to find out how easy it is to do. Not sure if the cooling set up is the same as the UK.

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And if it comes with full instructions posted on here, we could have any number of very happy vegemites HINT HINT!

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Bonnet is already Decal done - my roof bar doesn’t cause me any grief or reflection by it’s design and location - the decals are more reflection from sunlight and to make it look a little different.

The new black touches are:
Door handles
Mirror tops
Late model tail lights
Badging
Grill and vents

Just part of the ongoing evolution [emoji41]

I’m also adding a 2nd UHF, power coating the bar work again, upgrading my aux wiring install and adding a few additional components like additional USB charge points etc

And need to make a start on my Double Din install whilst I’m messing around.

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Surely I'm not the only person who noticed you have a lawn mower and no grass?

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Originally Posted by josh.huber

Surely I'm not the only person who noticed you have a lawn mower and no grass?

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Yes but to be fair he did attack the rear (and maybe elsewhere) with a motorised bucket whilst in lockdown! And it may not have rained since then [bigwhistle]

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Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

Yes but to be fair he did attack the rear (and maybe elsewhere) with a motorised bucket whilst in lockdown! And it may not have rained since then [bigwhistle]

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That I did [emoji2]

Keeping the lower section of the yard “dead” at the moment whilst renovations are carried out.

That mower is no longer there - gone to the recyclers.

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Originally Posted by DiscoDB

You know you want to do it.

Only $240 for a Cosworth RS500 intercooler (plus then hoses/piping/clamps and some minor cutting to make fit).

Should complement the remap nicely. [emoji106]

Personally I am just curious to find out how easy it is to do. Not sure if the cooling set up is the same as the UK.

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Had a look - good Cossy ICs are £350-550 so not much different to a drop in Allisport unit.

By the time I messed around, brackets etc. it’s not worth the hassle (I made my own intercoolers for my TD5s and ended up selling a heap of units).

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just fitted these little suckers. From 35psi to 18psi in 5 seconds “Apex precision valve”
The only thing I dislike about four wheel driving is airing down using one of those bloody valve removal jobbies... problem solved.

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Originally Posted by Spence

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just fitted these little suckers. From 35psi to 18psi in 5 seconds “Apex precision valve”
The only thing I dislike about four wheel driving is airing down using one of those bloody valve removal jobbies... problem solved.

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Interesting......do they auto close at 18psi? I.e are they set to 18? Or do you still need to use a gauge??

I’m very happy with my staun tyre deflator.....not as quick but way better than the other system that are flooding the market.

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Originally Posted by W&KO

Interesting......do they auto close at 18psi? I.e are they set to 18? Or do you still need to use a gauge??

I’m very happy with my staun tyre deflator.....not as quick but way better than the other system that are flooding the market.

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You use a gauge, but it shows the psi in real time, as it deflates. I have tried the staun deflators, but I found they weren’t always accurate.

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Originally Posted by Spence

You use a gauge, but it shows the psi in real time, as it deflates. I have tried the staun deflators, but I found they weren’t always accurate.

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Same. I prefer the valve removers (much faster) having owned both, but these look super cool!