OcUK staffer gets an ASBO
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Yes it does.
My mates has the dreamscience plug in computer with 4 different maps, on race plus its 275hp and 330Nm. Pulls like a train.
Still though its only 200hp ish per ton and the engine doesn't like to rev (runs out of breath at 5.5k rpm)
My mates has the dreamscience plug in computer with 4 different maps, on race plus its 275hp and 330Nm. Pulls like a train.
Still though its only 200hp ish per ton and the engine doesn't like to rev (runs out of breath at 5.5k rpm)
i'd still use wolfrace, similar prices for their version and you keep your ford warranty COMPLETELY, as some Ford dealers sell wolfrace cars.
A few of the guys on STOC didnt get anywhere near the stated figures with just a Bluefin.
50 brake with just a remap
A few of the guys on STOC didnt get anywhere near the stated figures with just a Bluefin.
50 brake with just a remap
thats why i say around 30bhp, ive been in the same car before and after the remap and it changes the car completely, and i was there the day the remap was done so i think its fair to say for me that it does make a big diffrence.
Simon mentioned them, but consider the DreamScience Stratagem instead of the Bluefin. Similar sort of price, but much less restrictive: can be sold on as and when you've finished it, comes with three or four maps to pick from. Also allows you to write custom maps and do some datalogging direct to a laptop.
I've just got one for the RS and I'm still giggling
Soldato
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To insure the BMW was £2k this year although BMW funded £500 so only cost me £1500. Elephant have offered a £20 refund to change to the ST.
Currently got 2 Yrs NCB, No points and one non-fault claim.I've done a quote for my third year and it's come down to £1k.
We have some outstanding staff - they deserve to get paid well.Between Porsches, CSLs and STs OcUK must be making a pretty penny in profits if it can pay its staff that well.
Next door have one. Have been speaking to them about it and their son (it's his Dad's company car) who gets to drive it quite freqently raves about the in-gear torque.
Not been out in it yet but hoping that'll change in the near future.
Fantastic looking car and one hell of a machine to own at that age. Well done
Not been out in it yet but hoping that'll change in the near future.
Fantastic looking car and one hell of a machine to own at that age. Well done
Soldato
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You'll be lucky. I've got to travel 150 miles each way to get the car and spending the rest of the day down in Kent.
Next door have one. Have been speaking to them about it and their son (it's his Dad's company car) who gets to drive it quite freqently raves about the in-gear torque.
Not been out in it yet but hoping that'll change in the near future.
Fantastic looking car and one hell of a machine to own at that age. Well done
Once rollingthis bloody thing pulls like a train in every gear.
God I love these things.
Nomatter what else changes in my life, I cannot stop thinking the Focus ST is just brilliant.
I want one. I want one. I want one. I want one. (This is what happens when I see one. The gf is sick of it).
Nomatter what else changes in my life, I cannot stop thinking the Focus ST is just brilliant.
I want one. I want one. I want one. I want one. (This is what happens when I see one. The gf is sick of it).
Soldato
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how the hell did you get it for £15k?
private?
forgive me if it's been mentioned.....i quickly scanned the thread and couldn't see.
private?
forgive me if it's been mentioned.....i quickly scanned the thread and couldn't see.
