PRM Group Buy
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From: Heath & Reach, Beds, UK
OK here's the deal.
This is my first group buy - fingers x'd
Some info and pics on the PRM:
Great PRM discussion - pros and cons
Photo's of Pete's install
PRM website
- Group Buy Price $250 + shipping (shipping will vary depending on numbers)
- Price based on order of 10 or more.
- I will require money upfront just before I order, payment by Paypal, bank transfer or cheque.
- Please state if you want red blue or yellow silicone
- GROUP BUY SIGNUP WILL CLOSE FRIDAY 18th APRIL
- Payment sent to me (details in your PM when you sign up) by Friday 25th April
- Any shipping cost, import tax and exchange rate difference will be requested post delivery to me. I will then ship each of your PRM's to you
This is my first group buy - fingers x'd
Some info and pics on the PRM:
Great PRM discussion - pros and cons
Photo's of Pete's install
PRM website
From Ianl
Summary:
Very easy, no cut install (I am happy to help install at the Workshop meet at Microbe's house) - total install time - 2 hours (quicker if you rushed). Installation involves removing OEM aibox - huge and heavy (nice weight saving!!!). Extending some vacuum lines, making sure lines dont foul belts at front of engine (rip-ties deal with this).
Benefits:
Noise - at least as good as 'lid-off'!
No loss of performance.
Arguable, non-verified, gains in power at high rev's (it feels quicker to me!!).
No cut install - return to stock in 1 hour.
Washable K&N type air filter - saves on filter replacement costs in the long term.
No risk of hydrolock
Drawbacks:
Instructions are unspeakably crap - I used Pete's pictures to install.
Summary:
Very easy, no cut install (I am happy to help install at the Workshop meet at Microbe's house) - total install time - 2 hours (quicker if you rushed). Installation involves removing OEM aibox - huge and heavy (nice weight saving!!!). Extending some vacuum lines, making sure lines dont foul belts at front of engine (rip-ties deal with this).
Benefits:
Noise - at least as good as 'lid-off'!
No loss of performance.
Arguable, non-verified, gains in power at high rev's (it feels quicker to me!!).
No cut install - return to stock in 1 hour.
Washable K&N type air filter - saves on filter replacement costs in the long term.
No risk of hydrolock
Drawbacks:
Instructions are unspeakably crap - I used Pete's pictures to install.
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I was seriously tempted, and ready to contemplate flogging my AusS2000 AIE on the board, until I got to Ian's "extend some vacuum lines" comment, at which point any hope of an easy "even Mark can manage it" install evaporated in the face of my ignorance as to (a) how to recognise a vacuum line and (b) how to then extend said vacuum line. The only kind of vacuum I'm fit to mess about with is a Dyson 
(and even then I pay someone else to do it 
)
Doh.
(and even then I pay someone else to do it )Doh.
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From: The Beautiful South
Originally posted by san2000
First thread don't seem to be working, AE
First thread don't seem to be working, AE
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...?threadid=59990
