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So I got the following on the way:

Splitfire coilpacks

100k service kit

HKS panel filter

fuel filter

tomei cam gears

hopefully they arrive by the end of the week :D

Cam Gears eh... What's the plan?

HKS Panel filter sounds good.

Shouldn't the Fuel Filter come in the 100k Service Kit?

So I got the following on the way:

Splitfire coilpacks

100k service kit

HKS panel filter

fuel filter

tomei cam gears

hopefully they arrive by the end of the week :D

Blitz panel filter > hks panel filter

Cam Gears eh... What's the plan?

HKS Panel filter sounds good.

Shouldn't the Fuel Filter come in the 100k Service Kit?

Well cam gears will go in at the same time of the service (decided to sell my HKS cam gears to go tomei which was strongly recommended by Trent as well due to having 5 bolts rather then 3, dont want that shit coming lose ever), but will aid in the future when I get turbos / afms / injectors etc done.

Fuel filter wasn't included with the kit I got, so just added that on top (was through Kudos - Andrew is great to deal with as well) and couldn't be bothered shopping around for other air filter options Kudos only had HKS filter so just got that will be better then the current dirty as aids one in there.

So obviously I'll just be doing coilpacks, filters myself but timing belt is a bit advanced so going to a shop for that, any recommendations?

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