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McDoof

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  1. I had mine done by Matt McLeod. He is based out of Australia. He is the only one I would go to for the 3.0R. He knows that motor and ECU inside out. Just one drawback to Matt. He can be hard to get hold of, which can be frustrating, but the results are hard to fault. He is Throttlehappy on this forum or Kido_Tuning on the Australian liberty forum. He is also going to be back in NZ later this year
  2. Find Daytona on this forum and check out his setup. He sold his car but he spent a lot of time and money working things out with a similar setup to you. . This helped me a lot when I did my exhaust.
  3. Find billycorgi on the Aus liberty forum. He makes them. http://forum.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=31240&hilit=Shifter+bushes.
  4. Looks like the FMIC on the SAAB is photoshopped in there.
  5. Got 163kw with my 6MT. With an intake, headers and full 2.5" exhaust and a bloody good tune you possibly hit 170kw. Probably not in an auto though
  6. Not 100% sure. Leaning towards a Golf Gti or R32 for the time being.
  7. Sold the H6 :-( A bit sad but time for something different.
  8. OK so what you need to do is click on each of those images. (in your flickr account not my post) Then click the share link. It looks like an upswept arrow. Then copy the BB Code bit. You can either paste the whole thing in if you want the photo to link back to flickr or just the bits from {img} to {/img} if you just want to show the image as I have done above It will be square brackets, but the forum page would process that as an image if I actually put that in my description
  9. Upload them to something like photobucket and then insert links from there.
  10. Got some new caster correcting LCA bushes. Proper test driving to follow. First impression is that they are pretty hard. Very connected to the road.
  11. The SI drive maps are just throttle maps and each one can be changed. The right tuner can give you a different boost peak for each setting.
  12. Right. Maybe tuning should be put on hold until he has a suitable replacement aye?
  13. Same avcs map Same timing. Same timing advance Really??? I would have thought that's where the drivability gains were to be made. Poor show from TP on this one. The question is now, does the owner know about this? I'm pretty sure he would not be too happy that this work is being done under his brand name so to say.
  14. yea. that was painful. According to my logs, the most I paid was $2.38 @ BP in July 2014 and least I have paid was $1.72 @ Mobil in Feb this year.
  15. If you are on a JDM stock tune then you pretty much have to run 98 for best performance, they are tuned to run on 100 octane in Japan. BP is expensive though, so I run mine on either Mobil or Gull, both OK. You can get it remapped to run on 95, but you will be losing out on some power and torque. I am the biggest advocate of getting the H6 remapped, just because it made the car so much better. Stock tunes are rubbish no matter what fuel you run. I think post FL might be a bit better.
  16. You, my friend, have the ultimate nose for a good deal.:-)
  17. Aren't Zero Sports quite a bit more expensive?
  18. Stick with the well known brands. I'd go Cusco or Whiteline.
  19. Got nailed at BP the other day too. Was half way through the fill when I notices the price. 42c more for 98. WTF.
  20. Somebody probably just stuck a badge on it
  21. I have a very similar ECU. After an ECU reset the IAM will immediately drop to 0. It will then take about 15 mins of driving before it starts going up again. First it will go up to 0.5. From there it will take days to settle.
  22. Was still the old stuff at my Mobil 2 weeks ago. Could a be a new thing.
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