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#1
Quote from: BlitzBoy;617202Me and DaveHG do quite a bit of mapping using Datalogit on the Apexi PowerFC, there are a couple of others on here doing the same

Blitzboy do you still do mapping of FDs? If so how can I contact you?
#2
Can anyone tell me what the biggest size brake discs can be installed whilst keeping the standard calipers on an FD.
 
Also any recommendations on makes of aftermarket brake discs?? Grooved?? Drilled??
#3
1st generation RX-7's / Rotary Art
March 31, 2009, 08:36:08 PM
Quote from: Gregory_Da_Grasshopp;594726Hi i used this info when i needed to call Gary from Rotaryart!
http://www.turnagain.uk.com/acatalog/info.html

That\'s the right number, however it seems that recently he isn\'t there that much so you\'ll have to keep trying to speak to him, otherwise you just have to messages with the lady that answers the phone.
#4
Yoko A048s for me all the way!!!
 
Grip levels are supreme :3gears-lh On the down side they do wear quite quickly but thats just the price you have to pay.
 
Normally source mine from Elite Direct in Rainham, Essex.
#5
I need to replace the indicator bulb on my 99 spec lights...... Can anyone tell me what bulb I need to get and where I can get them from.
#6
My advice would be to spend a greater proportion of your money on the speakers up front as they are the ones that matter in terms of hearing your mids and tops..... With a big 12" sub in the back, the sound from the rear speakers will be drowned out to an extent.
 
I recently installed diamond audio hex S500a components in the front, alpine coxials in the rear and 10" diamond audio sub. I run the components off a 500W amp, the coxials off the head unit and the sub off a separate 700W amp.... sounds pretty good, but will be even better once the new speakers have run in:)
#7
I run Yokohama A048 all round and I\'ve found them to be marvellous!! Great grip levels and ensure for a fun time in a predictable manner! :3gears-lh
 
As for in the wet, I just take it easy so have had no issues to date.
#8
I. C. E. & Electrical / Custom ICE Installs
June 04, 2008, 03:49:26 PM
Quote from: Archbish;505281I done mine!!!

 
Good job done there mate..... The amps look good in that position
 
How does it sound??
#9
I. C. E. & Electrical / Custom ICE Installs
June 04, 2008, 02:51:53 PM
Thanks for the options guys........
 
Who did you get to do your installs??
#10
I. C. E. & Electrical / Custom ICE Installs
June 03, 2008, 03:29:34 PM
I\'m in the process of getting a custom install commissioned for my FD and wanted to get a feel for what other\'s have done with their boots before I press the button. I have the following kit I\'d like to fit in the boot, but want to maintain access to the space saver wheel if possible:

  • 1No 10" Sub
  • 2No Amps (1No 4channel Amp & 1No Mono Amp)
  • 10 Disc CD Changer
Anyone have any pics they could share??? Also can you recommend any companies in the south east London region?
 
Cheers
 
Karl