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Buy my DB power Alloy rad, its a perfect fit, no leaks, as new, simples

I've got one for sale here http://www.sxoc.com/vbb/showthread.php?577218-Selling-up-Stock-pile-of-S13-14-15-parts

do something new instead of ripping off SRB stuff

these guys are trying to make a living, copying their stuff isn't good,

make something your own

be very careful

When the gauge moves anywhere above the middle its very hot, the gauge is rubbish

Your heaters don't work as a safety measure when the car is red hot

find the problem or your...

You can't have proper stance and std arches

if you want something that will fit with std archs and those rim specs try 225/40 front and 245 /40 rear, rear will be a little oversize but should...

9.5" you need et20 no higher and 225 a tyre is good fit

if you go down to et12 you should need to roll the lip a bit, but you don't need to go crazy on it, and you don't need to trim the liner or...

Those rim sizes would be ideal for a std body car with a bit of stretched rubber

So if you stick some less stretched tyres on, they will be an easy fit

Try 245/40 on the front and a 275 or 285...

with you there, fit wider FG wings if you want that much space

R33 calipers could be a different width as they are alloy and a different design to S14 Steel ones

so they could be better or worse, who knows

FFS don't ruin a nice car by smacking it with a hammer, S15s roll nicely with no paint damage, but doing it with a hammer even a rubber one, is nothing like as good as rolling it properly first time

with a 225 on the rear you should be able to stick a 5mm spacer on there to even the front out

or roll the lips and stick a 20mm on the rear for a nice wide look

you'll need 5 mm spacer front, and a 225 tyre if you don't mind the stretch

Rear it all depends on tyre size 235 should be OK on std arch, 245 or 255 will need a roll only, space them out or fit a...

when I did mine, wheel refurb place told me 12-15lb/ft I think

do a search for my name and split rim bolts etc, should come up

Also there are different size bolts, M6-M8 which will make a big...

makes no difference its tyre size and offset that make the fit

if yours aren't rubbing now then its either high ride height, loads of camber, or they aren't the spec you think they are

I don't think fitting a colder stat will be any help for this problem, the standard stat will be wide open long before the car gets near the top of the gauge, all that fitting a colder stat does is...

265 won't fit on the std rear arch at et35

235 may fit the front if you can keep the spacer down to 10mm, more spacer than that and again your rubbing the std arch

don't reverse the fronts only, it will look bad, they will look different to the rear. If you need to space them buy the spacers. Shouldn't need anything like 20mm, 10mm should do it depending on...

Rear arch lips are huge on these, so to get the fit in those photos you need a roll,

these cars are made of the thinnest weakest pannels known to man, huge pull on rolling, which makes finding...

may be on an S14 - but you'd need some stretch

S15 fitments are much weaker

9.5J et35 on the S15 rear will be tight with a 235 tyre on a std arch

8J et35 on the front could take a little...

its fact

If the cooling system can't handle full throttle for any length of time then its not up to the job

most people never give the car that kind of use so they never know

I remember Green Meanie logged data on temps etc at a track day at Snetterton.

His car was similar to stage 1a/2 I think

down the long straight the temps were rocketting, then it would cool...

these belts are a service item and should be changed every now and then

Even if they aren't loose they will be hard and perished

buy them all for a few quid at a motor factors and change them,...

16vs ran late C reg to J reg, thats 6-7years



until half way through E plate (83-87 cars) all Golf 2 had those front windows with the 1/4 galss and the wing mirrors in that position, and the...

think you need to speak to citizens advice

to me that would make perfect sense if your DMF is broken. The garage don't want to help because they sold you a car knowing it was broken I'd imagine, and its very expensive to fix.

Handbrake is...