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Welcome Sacha

You will still get relatively good miles on the GT so long as it's stock ish. Regarding your log-book question - most GT's and Glanza's on log-book are registered as n/a's. But when coming to insure, be sure to insure it as a turbo, or else you're not covered.

A mate of mine saw one on the telly!!! Hope he was having me on

Certainly, I see where you're coming from. But if boost pressure is being raised, and history of fuel pump is unknown, it is nothing but wiser to change it.

It is rather simple if mind is set, and if it isn't - then you're just weak. We're not quite there yet, you'll know when you are as those f'ing adverts on telly get played one too many months early - nuisance

One can never be too sure if the pump is potent or impotent. Especially when modification has commenced

Erm, what you waiting for Santa to drop your pants for a quickie

^^ The Asian brothers made the car, so the Asian brothers must represent

If you since ownership haven't replaced your fuel pump, do it! I for a year was driving with stock pump, and after replacing it with a walbo 255lph, it felt much smoother, almost as if it was lacking something prior.

Good imput here for the guys who don't know what's involved in fasting. It's quite similar to Lent, but just not quite that. It becomes easier after a few days once the mind is at ease with norm. For those who are fasting today, hope it's going well

Saw this on the news yesterday, she was brutal

Starting here on Thursday. Keep clear and God bless.

As a reference for others jamglanza - what software are you using?

All you need is the fuel pump, wiring kit, filter pad and away you go. Below is a picture of what's required, but it's basically what you get:)

That does look rather nice!

They would get it one time

Lovely photos guys, but Enzo, yours are militant mate!!! Sweet as feck

I saw that today when I picked up the mag from WHSmith. Well done lad

Oh not a conflict always good to give input. Many go for TD and many go for Walbo - let one choose.

I'm not sure yet tbh. We might take a trip up there. You going

1. Buying something with an own brand is usually cheaper. 2. How can you prove it's better quality, have equal tests been carried out that you may have results for. 3. Again, do they really last LONGER - if so I would like to see these results. 4. Who cares about the NOISE - I/we are performance car holders and can't stand a little whine from a pump, ha, jog on. Walbo is walbro, been about for years and kick out decent pumps unless you can contrary

Locals! I was near Chertsey yesterday when coming back from Windsor. I can't be sure I've seen yours Ollie. I will PM you my number, will have to meet up at some point

Awesome progress