Ahhh thats good then, at least you have first hand experience of alot of his work. Same as me with my bodyshop. Me and my mates have used them for years.
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Car looking well since you picked it up mate.
Sorry to gatecrash but I'd be up for a possible Lincs meet sometime when the weather clears up to put a few names to faces. Yeah, its a bit out of my way but I'm keen to meet up with a few more LCR owners so I can compare my car to theirs.
I've no idea if its running as it should as there's a few noises that I'm not convinced are right. Its runs fine though and pulls like a train on the motorway
I'm keen for a rolling road though before I start any modding so I know what I've got power/torque-wise as a starting point. Some power graphs would be interesting too.
I'm interested in your engine bay pics from the start of this thread too. I'm keen to learn more about the fitment of turbo inlet pipes, the Forge 007 jobbie and so on because they will be my first mods before going down the Revo route.
Liking the cold air feed! Does this with the panel filter make any noticeable difference?
Also, keen to see how the dogbone bushes affect the handling too.
Nice one!
J
Sorry to gatecrash but I'd be up for a possible Lincs meet sometime when the weather clears up to put a few names to faces. Yeah, its a bit out of my way but I'm keen to meet up with a few more LCR owners so I can compare my car to theirs.
I've no idea if its running as it should as there's a few noises that I'm not convinced are right. Its runs fine though and pulls like a train on the motorway
I'm keen for a rolling road though before I start any modding so I know what I've got power/torque-wise as a starting point. Some power graphs would be interesting too.
I'm interested in your engine bay pics from the start of this thread too. I'm keen to learn more about the fitment of turbo inlet pipes, the Forge 007 jobbie and so on because they will be my first mods before going down the Revo route.
Liking the cold air feed! Does this with the panel filter make any noticeable difference?
Also, keen to see how the dogbone bushes affect the handling too.
Nice one!
J
Hi Jerry.
There is a Lincoln meet organised on here every now and then so just keep an eye out for the post.
I wanted mine rolling roaded before i got it Revo'd but i'd only had it about a week and got it done on impulse while at Edition 38 (VAG car show). I can recommend Awesome GTi for a RR day though, and i'm sure they will hold another one in the near future.
You are right to get the oridinal dump valve and TIP changed as these are known to fail. See the links below for some help on fitting. Once you've taken your engine cover off and had a look you should be able to see what needs to be done as its quite straight forward.
dump valve guide
TIP guide
TBH i couldnt really feel any massive difference from fitting the panel filter and cold air feed but i'm sure it must be helping. I am however changing to an open cone filter, but only due to the need for more noise! Thats if it ever turns up!
The dogbone bush makes a really noticeable difference. You can feel that the engine isnt moving as much as it did and theres also less wheel spin under hard acceleration. It does cause a small vibration at low revs when setting off (which some people complain about), but nothing too bad IMO.
I hope i've answered all your questions? I'm still a relative newbie to the SEAT fold so i'm still learning aswell.
If you've any more questions, just ask!
There is a Lincoln meet organised on here every now and then so just keep an eye out for the post.
I wanted mine rolling roaded before i got it Revo'd but i'd only had it about a week and got it done on impulse while at Edition 38 (VAG car show). I can recommend Awesome GTi for a RR day though, and i'm sure they will hold another one in the near future.
You are right to get the oridinal dump valve and TIP changed as these are known to fail. See the links below for some help on fitting. Once you've taken your engine cover off and had a look you should be able to see what needs to be done as its quite straight forward.
dump valve guide
TIP guide
TBH i couldnt really feel any massive difference from fitting the panel filter and cold air feed but i'm sure it must be helping. I am however changing to an open cone filter, but only due to the need for more noise!
Thats if it ever turns up! The dogbone bush makes a really noticeable difference. You can feel that the engine isnt moving as much as it did and theres also less wheel spin under hard acceleration. It does cause a small vibration at low revs when setting off (which some people complain about), but nothing too bad IMO.
I hope i've answered all your questions? I'm still a relative newbie to the SEAT fold so i'm still learning aswell.
If you've any more questions, just ask!
Mashburns Flash Red LCR *new engine bay pics pg7*
Been adding bits to the engine bay over the past couple of months so i thought it was time for an update.
Heres what it started like:
And now:
Spec:
Yellow SFS silicone turbo hoses
Yellow SFS silicone TIP
Yellow silicone vacuum hoses
Forge silicone brake hose
Polished custom dipstick
Polished charged pipe
Polished inlet manifold
Polished Forge oil cap
Polished Forge water cap
Throttle body painted satin black
Huge K&N cone filter with alloy pipe and yellow SFS silicone joiner
3" cold air feed
Been adding bits to the engine bay over the past couple of months so i thought it was time for an update.
Heres what it started like:
And now:
Spec:
Yellow SFS silicone turbo hoses
Yellow SFS silicone TIP
Yellow silicone vacuum hoses
Forge silicone brake hose
Polished custom dipstick
Polished charged pipe
Polished inlet manifold
Polished Forge oil cap
Polished Forge water cap
Throttle body painted satin black
Huge K&N cone filter with alloy pipe and yellow SFS silicone joiner
3" cold air feed
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Looking good Mash, did you polish the inlet mani yourself? What's next, polished washer bottle cap?
The mani and charge pipe are courtesy of DK!
Nuespeed washer bottle and power steering caps are on order from Awesome. An S3 brace is next on the agenda!
Nuespeed washer bottle and power steering caps are on order from Awesome. An S3 brace is next on the agenda!
Also fitted some Osram Nightbreaker headlight bulbs yesterday, and treated it to some snow foam today!
And thanks for the comments Jon and Turbo.
And thanks for the comments Jon and Turbo.
D.K. did my charge pipe, top job too. I've never seen the Neuspeed washer bottle and power steering caps so I'll have to have a look, I have the JCaps ones which are pretty cool.
Yeh ive seen yours jon, they do look pretty cool.
I was hoping to have my Neuspeed ones by now, maybe next week.
Yeh i have to say, DK does do a good job. Rather him than me though, sounds too much like hard work!
I was hoping to have my Neuspeed ones by now, maybe next week.
Yeh i have to say, DK does do a good job. Rather him than me though, sounds too much like hard work!
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Thanks Darren.
Everybody does red on red, then Nev did blue on red, which i had planned to do as i bought the car with a blue TIP. Also, the likes of Forge, etc only do blue, black and red hoses, so yellow should be a bit less common.
My old manifold is now for sale (in the appropriate section) if you know anybody thats after one. So is my Pipercross panel filter.
Everybody does red on red, then Nev did blue on red, which i had planned to do as i bought the car with a blue TIP. Also, the likes of Forge, etc only do blue, black and red hoses, so yellow should be a bit less common.
My old manifold is now for sale (in the appropriate section) if you know anybody thats after one. So is my Pipercross panel filter.
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Also fitted some Osram Nightbreaker headlight bulbs yesterday, and treated it to some snow foam today!
Mashburn are you happy with the Osram nightbreaker's? do they light the road up well?
Also fitted some Osram Nightbreaker headlight bulbs yesterday, and treated it to some snow foam today!
And thanks for the comments Jon and Turbo.
What's the benefit of snow foam and how do you apply it Mash?
Yes i am happy with them and they light up the road alot better than before. For £15ish you might aswell give them a try.
I eventually want to get HID's, but for now these will do.
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