Thanks to Christian and Gary @ APT
24-03-2005, 05:36 PM
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Thanks to Christian and Gary @ APT
Had my s2 setup by apt today, runs fine and goes very well now at 20psi!,
Very good service and found my fuel pump was fooked, worth any other people out there with a tuned s2 to get there pump checked as it seemed fine to me but a test revealed it was tired!, had the fuel pressure mod aswell,
Worth taking your car to them around east anglia way as they take it on the road and see whats happening!, just need a power run now!
Very good service and found my fuel pump was fooked, worth any other people out there with a tuned s2 to get there pump checked as it seemed fine to me but a test revealed it was tired!, had the fuel pressure mod aswell,
Worth taking your car to them around east anglia way as they take it on the road and see whats happening!, just need a power run now!
24-03-2005, 06:08 PM
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Re: Thanks to Christian and Gary @ APT
Originally Posted by grimmeRST
Had my s2 setup by apt today, runs fine and goes very well now at 20psi!,
Very good service and found my fuel pump was fooked, worth any other people out there with a tuned s2 to get there pump checked as it seemed fine to me but a test revealed it was tired!, had the fuel pressure mod aswell,
Worth taking your car to them around east anglia way as they take it on the road and see whats happening!, just need a power run now!
Very good service and found my fuel pump was fooked, worth any other people out there with a tuned s2 to get there pump checked as it seemed fine to me but a test revealed it was tired!, had the fuel pressure mod aswell,
Worth taking your car to them around east anglia way as they take it on the road and see whats happening!, just need a power run now!
24-03-2005, 06:13 PM
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didnt have it rolling roaded mate, they set it up the same as a live map, blasting it down roads near there workshop so you get all the loads and air in account on the setup pretty cool, gotta have a power run at another place as Apt dont have one.....
ive done 1200 miles since rebuild.
ive done 1200 miles since rebuild.
24-03-2005, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by turbo.jon
cool when you got it booked in at sca then for power run?????
was going to fit my engine this weekend but fcuking still aint ready
jon
was going to fit my engine this weekend but fcuking still aint ready
jon
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
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Originally Posted by james_birch
Originally Posted by CasperR
Sounds good 
Just so f****** far away from where I am
Just so f****** far away from where I am
We have SO many problems with the "tuners" over here..
Example...
Called up a company that is SUPPOSED to be a ford tuner garage, and supposedly the best in denmark. Called to ask them about if they could get me a cam (kent cvh34) and they said yes but would rather not as they had only had powerloss with all the cams they had tried (cvh34 and the piperT2) so they only used standard cams. And yes they did use adjustable pulleys.
And right now im thinking
25-03-2005, 07:38 AM
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CheeRS everyone.
We have advanced Test Equipment and are finding the the majority of RST Fuel Pumps that haven't been replaced are tired. When we put together our APT Tuning packages, a replacement Fuel Pump will feature early on. Its worth considering if you still run a Standard Original Pump.
We are less than 10 Miles Northwest of Norwich.
We charge Ł47 for a Basic Static Tune rising to Ł80 for a Full Road Tune. This involves a brief Visual and Diagnostics session, followed a Road Tune with our MoTeC Wideband Lambda Reader connected. We will adjust within the parameters of adjustment available. We charge extra to dial a cam in if needed.
See our (in construction) website www.ap-tuning.co.uk
We have advanced Test Equipment and are finding the the majority of RST Fuel Pumps that haven't been replaced are tired. When we put together our APT Tuning packages, a replacement Fuel Pump will feature early on. Its worth considering if you still run a Standard Original Pump.
We are less than 10 Miles Northwest of Norwich.
We charge Ł47 for a Basic Static Tune rising to Ł80 for a Full Road Tune. This involves a brief Visual and Diagnostics session, followed a Road Tune with our MoTeC Wideband Lambda Reader connected. We will adjust within the parameters of adjustment available. We charge extra to dial a cam in if needed.
See our (in construction) website www.ap-tuning.co.uk
25-03-2005, 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by grimmeRST
might see if i can get into sca on saturday,
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
Alan takes his time because he doesn't know his arsehole from his elbow. SCA started falling apart once Gary left, then when Mr C left, it's allll downhill.
The only good thing about SCA is the rolling road. I am half tempted to take mine there once it's done
25-03-2005, 10:43 AM
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If anyone is interested i can offer brand new bosch fuel pumps for rst at Ł75 
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Originally Posted by grimmeRST
might see if i can get into sca on saturday,
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
Alan takes his time because he doesn't know his arsehole from his elbow. SCA started falling apart once Gary left, then when Mr C left, it's allll downhill.
The only good thing about SCA is the rolling road. I am half tempted to take mine there once it's done
Tony, shall we both go there on the same day?? Maybe our combined 600bhp will bust the rollers!!
25-03-2005, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted by james_birch
Originally Posted by CasperR
Sounds good
Just so f****** far away from where I am
Just so f****** far away from where I am
We have SO many problems with the "tuners" over here..
Example...
Called up a company that is SUPPOSED to be a ford tuner garage, and supposedly the best in denmark. Called to ask them about if they could get me a cam (kent cvh34) and they said yes but would rather not as they had only had powerloss with all the cams they had tried (cvh34 and the piperT2) so they only used standard cams. And yes they did use adjustable pulleys.
And right now im thinking
25-03-2005, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by RS-adam
Originally Posted by CasperR
Originally Posted by james_birch
Originally Posted by CasperR
Sounds good
Just so f****** far away from where I am
Just so f****** far away from where I am
We have SO many problems with the "tuners" over here..
Example...
Called up a company that is SUPPOSED to be a ford tuner garage, and supposedly the best in denmark. Called to ask them about if they could get me a cam (kent cvh34) and they said yes but would rather not as they had only had powerloss with all the cams they had tried (cvh34 and the piperT2) so they only used standard cams. And yes they did use adjustable pulleys.
And right now im thinking
Would be nice to take the car to a PROPPER tuner and not some backyard "bruno" tuner
(fishing for discounts
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26-03-2005, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Tony, shall we both go there on the same day?? Maybe our combined 600bhp will bust the rollers!!
29-03-2005, 04:02 PM
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Confusion of 'Alans' here.....
Alan from Engine Engineering, who is
Alan, from SCA. I will say no more.
Originally Posted by grimmeRST
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
Originally Posted by Tony Turbo
Alan takes his time because he doesn't know his arsehole from his elbow. SCA started falling apart once Gary left, then when Mr C left, it's allll downhill.
I will say no more.
29-03-2005, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Christian and Beccy
Confusion of 'Alans' here.....
Alan from Engine Engineering, who is
Alan, from SCA. I will say no more.
Originally Posted by grimmeRST
alan does take his time, told you mate, mine took 3 months!!, worth the wait now when put my foot down
Originally Posted by Tony Turbo
Alan takes his time because he doesn't know his arsehole from his elbow. SCA started falling apart once Gary left, then when Mr C left, it's allll downhill.
I will say no more. 
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