Who here owns a Fiesta ST?
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How much did the upgrade cost? I am considering a little more power.
I’ve just put Peron Stage 1+ on my ST200. I had mp215 on my old ST, the 1+ is night and day different especially now the 1st and 2nd gear restrictions have been removed. I’m going to invest in a better intercooler next most likely going for the Wagner Tuning one I think.
If you'res is mp215 and it's night and day then I can't wait. First gear is my only gripe.
Saw this mentioned on the OC. What was the reason for this? Just not enough for the cost?
Collins do seem really good for the money!
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@killer_uk where's the yellow ST badge inlay come from DMB? Looks much cleaner
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Another day, another ST that tries to race me. How predictable. Seriously, all I wanted was it to move into the empty inner lane. Was amusing watching it try though.
I was initially happy with it, but due to problems couldn't see any way forward but to remove it. Won't go into detail on forums, but drop me a PM on FSTOC if you're interested.
The Collins guys are great, close to me as well if I have any issues. The CP4X upgrade is crazy. Very very quick, I have an LSD fitted, but the car handles the power really well, 2nd gear upwards is 100% usable in the dry which I'm pleased about (I didn't want it to be spinning everywhere as I was initially leaning towards the CP3 because of this).
Yeah DMB, really like the yellow on blue/black, stands out a bit more than the standard red.
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Was driving on Sunday and something on the road hit my splitter and pulled it off. When it came off it cracked the bumper so now I have a repair job to do 
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*edit* Just got back from a Coachworks and they have said it's not repairable due to previous repair work done by the owner on the bumper. That means it's a new bumper which I have been quoted £430+VAT just for the bumper alone without fitting and painting.
.*edit* Just got back from a Coachworks and they have said it's not repairable due to previous repair work done by the owner on the bumper. That means it's a new bumper which I have been quoted £430+VAT just for the bumper alone without fitting and painting.
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Was driving on Sunday and something on the road hit my splitter and pulled it off. When it came off it cracked the bumper so now I have a repair job to do
*edit* Just got back from a Coachworks and they have said it's not repairable due to previous repair work done by the owner on the bumper. That means it's a new bumper which I have been quoted £430+VAT just for the bumper alone without fitting and painting.
Ouch! I thought I was unlucky with needing a new grille at £200, thanks to a pheasant...
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New one seems to be reviewing well. Trying to find pictures of the new rear force vectoring springs.
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I am hoping I can get something done about it to get it cheaper. I mean with fitting and painting it'll likely be close to £700-£800 at that price. For a front bumper that seems a bit extreme, and that's without even replacing the splitter.
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Just got a set of Pilot Sport 4's put on my ST. I am very eager to try them out.
Interested to hear thoughts on them. I'll be needing to replace the stock tyres in the coming months, not sure yet what to go with but the PilotSports are high on the list.