What have you done to your car lately?

[delemonte]

The nut was actually wound up too much. Winding it out has cured all boost hesitation (which i thought may have been because of a faulty bcs) Def worth adjusting as per the aoc threads.

Ahh, I see.. Possibly wound up too high by the unknowing previous owner I guess? Glad it's going well for you anyhow

[CNBLU]

How much did you wind yours up?
I did this early last week and it made a great deal of improvement but TBH I think I'd benefit from a brand new actuator.

Gav: You still got your VXR actuator lying around somewhere?

still have the vxr one on

[Ooie]

The nut was actually wound up too much. Winding it out has cured all boost hesitation (which i thought may have been because of a faulty bcs) Def worth adjusting as per the aoc threads.

Care to link us?

[guy 27]

Installed silvertec globes in front indicators.

[Neeko]

Installed silvertec globes in front indicators.

i have 1 of those as a spare now

[2002_XC]

I washed it.... again
cleaned the interior
.... its amazing how much time you have without the kids!

[Nurb608]

I washed it.... again

Now just gotta get rid of that neighbours cat!

[2002_XC]

Our cat used to stand on it's back legs and tip our birdcage over, so I rigged up a 9 volt battery shocker for a couple of bucks and put a large sheet of aluminum foil on the floor at the base of the cage. I connected one wire of the shocker to the cage and the other wire to the foil. The cat could walk on the foil with no problem, but when it stood up to knock over the cage, it completed the circuit and got a hellava shock. It's harmless to the cat. BTW, the cat never entered that room again- ever!

I'm sure you could adapt this idea to 2 sheets of foil on a beach towel on the car. Just watch out for the claw marks when the cat jumps straight up.

Good luck.

[boorny88]

now thats gold

[hazrd]

became a member of the VXMMI owners