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turbo timers

owen lcr

orvil
Oct 10, 2006
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montrose, scotland
ok folks i am thinking about a turbo timer for my car but dont know if they are a bit CHAV or not, how do you guys rate them, and do you have any ideas what is a good one to go for as i want to hide it away from view...

opinions on them please

cheers owen
 

si-mate

Jai Ho or Jay Ho?
May 31, 2004
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Kunt Centryside
It's actually illegal to leave your engine running without being behind the wheel. Try a search.

I'm sure DPJ or Harvey will be along shortly with one of their pictures ;)
 

GrantyBoy

Active Member
Jun 7, 2007
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Aberdeen
I don't think a TT is needed for a Seat Cupra. Personaly I would just drive easy off boos for the last 5 mins of your journey. That way everything cools down, brakes, fluids etc.
I did this on my tuned Subaru and never had a problem
 

chrisboyle999

MFD3 for sale, inbox me.
Nov 28, 2006
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Geordieland
ok folks i am thinking about a turbo timer for my car but dont know if they are a bit CHAV or not, how do you guys rate them, and do you have any ideas what is a good one to go for as i want to hide it away from view...

opinions on them please

cheers owen


hi owen.

i see from your sig that youve got your car :coolthumb.

you spent all that money on the car and now your spending more tweaking it already!
dont you have any spare dosh for a cheapo digital camera so we can all have a better look at your 'unique (on the forum anyway) cupra'.
if your doing requests, i'd like to see a few better images of the seats.

hope your enjoying it anyway.

chris
 

owen lcr

orvil
Oct 10, 2006
1,179
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montrose, scotland
no probs. will get a few pics tonight after i can get the FU*KING front H&R springs fitted, any tips on how to get the shocker out of the hub, without hitting the hub downwards with a hammer

cheers