Expert mods

[nope]

Brakes
ARBs
Exhaust
Custom Map

Job's a good 'un.

agreed, don't know about the brakes, only if you were tracking it if not then the stndard rs4 brakes are good enough.

[philport]

Thank you all.

My car already had:
Revo map
Forge
Milltek complete line
KN air filter

Now following you(your fault, hehehe):
H&R ARB`s on the way
B7 front and rear on the way
short shifter on the way

[rsmonkey918]

My car also had Forge DV's fitted- neither of them were working properly at first service/health check at MRC- its not a given that aftermarkets are the best- Doug recommended the 710's from the S3 as the diaphragm was more flexible with less inertia= better throttle adjustability. No fault codes were flagged up at either this, or succeeding 6 monthly services/oil changes......

[philport]

What about the airbox mod ? have you done it?

[jimbo1234567]

ditch the forges for 710n,s and throw the revo in the bin and get an mrc remap

[rsmonkey918]

Had the airbox mod and panel filter combo done in September- difficult to detect and more power, possibly a bit torquier but definately smoother and a nice steady build up of ooomph......

[frazered]

don't forget the support brackets for the h&r arbs unless you want some cracked subframes

the popular other option are the hotchkis arbs that include brackets are are cheaper - some say they are not as stiff but there is not much in it from what i can tell

[philport]

don't forget the support brackets for the h&r arbs unless you want some cracked subframes

the popular other option are the hotchkis arbs that include brackets are are cheaper - some say they are not as stiff but there is not much in it from what i can tell

Thank you, from where do you usually buy the support brackets?

[philport]

Guess that I will do the airbox mod and will try the 710 n`s

[frazered]

don't forget the support brackets for the h&r arbs unless you want some cracked subframes

the popular other option are the hotchkis arbs that include brackets are are cheaper - some say they are not as stiff but there is not much in it from what i can tell

Thank you, from where do you usually buy the support brackets?

mrc

[Blue_Thunder]

Thank you, from where do you usually buy the support brackets?

I bought billet Hotchkis support brackets from Unit 20 after my H&R arbs tore my rear subframe to sh1t.

Make sure you get brackets before you fit the H&R ARBs otherwise you could be looking at a very expensive repair job.

In trying to save myself £140 on the support brackets in the first place (by thinking my car would be ok with the ARBs on soft setting) I ended up having to fork out hundreds for the brackets and related repairwork to the subframe.

[philport]

ditch the forges for 710n,s and throw the revo in the bin and get an mrc remap

Finally I´m following your oppinion, my ecu is at MRC for a stage 2, can´t wait to give you some feedback, anyway, before I get it you are guilty