Just joined the forum in search of a good community of liberty enthusiasts, So I hope i've come to the right place
Stevo1111 wrote:Hey guys,
Just joined the forum in search of a good community of liberty enthusiasts, So I hope i've come to the right place.
)Jack_Keaka wrote:no we hate liberty's here!![]()
jokes. Welcome! always nice to see a new 3rd gen to this site (far out-numbered)
here is a good build thread if your interested
http://forum.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=17167
what future mods do you have planned? also put up some pics for sure!
Stevo1111 wrote:I want to get a bit more power out of it, but i wouldn't know where to start, im a DIY kinda person so it needs to be kept simple for now as I need my car everyday.
Jack_Keaka wrote:
being its an N/A 2.5L theres really not much you can do to get more power out of it that is worth it/not heaps expensive.
my suggestion would be to settle for and exhaust and intake, then wait till your off your P's and get a turbo model or engine swap for an STI motor.
DIY is the best kind of doing it. i do most of my stuff DIY = more fun and rewarding.
Stevo1111 wrote:Well it has a sports exhaust on it, 2.5" or 3" pipe straight from the manifold, to the resinator and then to the muffler. New manifold maybe? As for the intake, what can i do there? How much work is the engine swap? I'd need a new ecu and wiring loom etc correct?
Jack_Keaka wrote:Easiest conversion would be putting a B4 turbo engine in and B4 parts. most things would fit really easy that way.
SH30RB wrote:Jack_Keaka wrote:Easiest conversion would be putting a B4 turbo engine in and B4 parts. most things would fit really easy that way.
and an easier way of doing that would be to get a front cut, which would include the ECU, wiring looms and also include the GT bonnet that your after
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