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New Member - Hitchos - 08-01-2012
Hi everybody my name is Gavin and i live near Alnwick in Northumberland i currently own a Phase 1 306 D-turbo which i got at the end of september have wanted 1 of these cars since i started learning to drive which was many years ago lol.
I love this car handling is brilliant and the power is unreal (when you use to a 1.2 petrol this thing i fast!!) and for its age (1997 on a P plate) she is in pretty good nick only has 107,000 miles on the clock the body work has a few scrathces but the alloys are in mint condition only has a few gremlins the rev counter dosnt work and the drivers electric window is broken (my fault) but i love it
Will post some pictures soon as she needs a wash!!!!
Re: New Member - 4WayDiablo - 08-01-2012
Now give it a stage one tune. Screw the wastegate in and turn the fuelling up and youll add about another 30bhp :-) and its free! :-)
Anyway.. welcome along to the club :-)
Re: New Member - ginge191 - 08-01-2012
Welcome pal
Re: New Member - Scott - 08-01-2012
Welcome :-)
The rev counter will be the crankshaft sensor I believe, I have one here that's brand new, let me know if you're interested
Re: New Member - studturbo - 08-01-2012
welcome
Re: New Member - Hitchos - 08-01-2012
4WayDiablo Wrote:Now give it a stage one tune. Screw the wastegate in and turn the fuelling up and youll add about another 30bhp :-) and its free! :-)
Anyway.. welcome along to the club :-)
Thanks mate will have a look at that
Re: New Member - Hitchos - 08-01-2012
Scott Wrote:Welcome :-)
The rev counter will be the crankshaft sensor I believe, I have one here that's brand new, let me know if you're interested
bit skint at the moment mate but thaks will let you know when i have the funds its not bothering me to much
Re: New Member - Hitchos - 08-01-2012
Forgot to add she has a slow puncture and the wally who had it before me has upgraded the tyre size and got it wrong (im an ex tyre fitter teach me to look properly)
New Member - Matt - 08-01-2012
Welcome along
Re: New Member - Scott - 08-01-2012
Hitchos Wrote:No worries, only wanting a tenner delivered if you change your mind!Scott Wrote:Welcome :-)
The rev counter will be the crankshaft sensor I believe, I have one here that's brand new, let me know if you're interested
bit skint at the moment mate but thaks will let you know when i have the funds its not bothering me to much
Re: New Member - Curt - 08-01-2012
Welcome to the club
Re: New Member - 4WayDiablo - 08-01-2012
Hitchos Wrote:Forgot to add she has a slow puncture and the wally who had it before me has upgraded the tyre size and got it wrong (im an ex tyre fitter teach me to look properly)What tyres you got on there? If your on the 15" alloys then its usually 195/50or 55/ 15
Re: New Member - Hitchos - 08-01-2012
4WayDiablo Wrote:Hitchos Wrote:Forgot to add she has a slow puncture and the wally who had it before me has upgraded the tyre size and got it wrong (im an ex tyre fitter teach me to look properly)What tyres you got on there? If your on the 15" alloys then its usually 195/50or 55/ 15
There 185/65/14 origional fitment is 175/65/14 but if you want to upgrade they need to be on 185/55/14's the fitter who put these on should have known better
Re: New Member - Dum-Dum - 08-01-2012
Welcome to the forum mate.
With the rev counter you probably just need to screw the crank sensor a tiny bit closer to the fly wheel.