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Yeah Im happy with everything I upgraded and the outcome from the tune. I don’t think I would change anything im very happy with the product. 225kw at all 4 with 10psi is great. My daily drive setting is not only safe (for the engine) but dangerous (for me and my licence).

It is nice to have a kick ass amount of go fast, but at the end of the day its silly on the roads. I squeezed out a little bit of power out of the toll gates on the M2 this morning. 2 quick pushes on the pedal, look down 160Km/hr. If there was a cop around bang $1k+ and no licence.

Anyway that’s why I had a sump baffle and oil coiler put on. Im going to give it a good go at the UAS track day on the weekend!

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Tommyk,

No I did not, I know I should have while it was so close, but time got the better of me. I have my one for sale at the moment. I paid $650 for it. Its a Tomie 1mm kit with the head, inlet and outlet plus a head restictor. I have returned it to UAS, they will eventually sell it, but if you want it $600 and its yours.

PM me your number if you are interested.

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