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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 7:00 am 
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Hi everyone,

Thought I'd do a 'quick' intro beings I'm new to the world of NOS and a proud owner of the Wizard of NOS Streetblaster 100i kit that I picked up second hand from one of the guys on the Scirocco Forum.

I'm Shane from Oulton Broad and I work at the huge white tit on the coast that is Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station.
I'm an Instrumentation / Telecom's Technician or Nuclear Professional.... :lol:

The kit was nicely installed onto a Mk.3 16v Golf that was chipped from the standard 150BHP to 174BHP and then had a 50shot of NOS and it went!!!

So i bought the WoN kit complete with a huge cylinder, minimax controller and all the other bits.

I've ordered Samco Hoses which arrive in 4 weeks, new thermostat and rad switch (these are from the USA and switch at 82C instead of the UK 92C), I've also got to flush the whole system through and finally add some water wetter.

The car is now only driven during summer, though it hasn't been out of the garage since May 2010 after a fantastic Europe trip that myself and our son did through 6 countries (Holland, Belgium, Germany & the Ring, Luxembourg, Millau in the South of France and finally ending up in Spain!), 2507miles in 10 days, not bad for a 22 year old car :lol:

I've always wanted to install a NOS kit, just to be different i spose and with a lot of background research there was really only one name that kept cropping up 'Wizards of NOS', so i wasn't going to settle for anything other than this kit.

I've reached the maximum my engine can do in the way of mod's, next step would be to go to a bigger head, maybe change the engine etc but for my trusty 8V it's pushing out 150BHP & 140ft/lbs, so why not go for a bit of Nitrous.

Anyway enough of me and look forward to being part of an elite group of Wizards of NOS owners......insist on the best!

Here's my pride and joy!

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Engine. (Services carried out every 3,000 miles by myself)
Stage 1 Ported, Polished & Gas Flowed Head.
Magnecor HT Leads
Kent GS2 Cam.
Audi 2.2 Throttle Body
Audi Warm Up Regulator.
Jetex Panel Air Filter.
4 Branch Supersprint Tubular Manifold.
Jetex Exhaust System with Twin 2.5" Ovals.
150BHP / 140lbs/ft

Transmission.
5 Speed Gearbox & Up-rated Clutch.
Short Shift & Weighted Rod.
Travel reduced by 70%

Suspension.
Lowered by 50mm (Boge Dampers & Eibach Springs).
Front Upper Strut (Adjustable).
Front Lower Strut (Static)
Rear Upper Strut (Static).

Brakes.
Rear Disc Conversion of late Mk.II Golf GTI.
Front Discs - Vented
All brakes up-rated to Zimmerman X-Drilled complete with Pagid Pads.
Goodridge 6 Line Braided Hose kit & Dot 4 High Performance Brake Fluid.

Interior.
Interior is standard apart from 16V Dash from a Mk.II Golf.
(0-160MPH & 0-8000RPM)
Gauge Console with Smiths Fuel Economy & Volts.
Electric windows, Switches fitted in Arm / Door rests.
USA Spec Center Rear Brake Light.
USA Spec Indicator Stalk (This has the Cruise Control on it).
Aluminium Door Pulls (4 off)

Exterior.
6.5 x 15" WolfRace Excite R5’s with 195 x 50 x 15 Firestone Z40's.
10mm Spaced on Rear, 5mm Spaced on Front
Bee Sting Ariel
and I occasionally put the side Roof Bars on, just for show.

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 Post subject: Re: Hello!
PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 9:24 am 
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Welcome to the forum mate, looks like a fantastic exmaple, not many decent ones left.

I love the nurburgring as well, such an awesome place for a holiday, the laps are a bit long for nitrous though, lol

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 11:30 am 
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Thanks Chip,

Yeah the Ring is awesome, been a couple of times now and love it.

I'd only be tempted to run with Nitrous and thats at the very end on the long straight :loser:

Quickest time is around 12½min's....not bad for an old car with 169,000 miles on the clock!

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 3:09 pm 
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I reckon it can do a lot quicker than that to be fair, but obviously if its your pride and joy you wont want to take risks.

I bent my E30 325i in half there half a dozen years ago, expensive hobby.

Dont normally time myself but was doing around 9 mins in a mates clio last year IIRC.

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Welcome to my forum, nice car and nice shots.

FYI I used to own a similar car until some woman T-boned me in it. :cry:

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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 6:44 pm 
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Yeah, a little bit quicker but it's great to make it round in one piece and if anything did happen well....it's a long walk home :lol:

Most things went past us like we were standing still :loser:



Thank Trev for the welcome as well, nice to be part of an elite group :yes:

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PostPosted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 1:47 pm 
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Nice motor , I had mkII gti golf was nice and rapid


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 2:14 pm 
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Thanks Hobbit,

I've seen some very quick GTI's in my time :twisted:

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