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Punto (Mk2/2b) Fiat Punto MK2 HGT GENUINE ABARTH 1.8 16V - Broom Yellow
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Punto (Mk2/2b) Fiat Punto MK2 HGT GENUINE ABARTH 1.8 16V - Broom Yellow
LukeEssex
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thats really nice and how did you get that in your center bit and what are the dials of ? only if i had the money
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Thanks Mate,
Its just a facia with 3 52mm holes in. Just enough space for 3 gauges. Oil Pressure, Oil Temp and just a Volt gauge
Its just a facia with 3 52mm holes in. Just enough space for 3 gauges. Oil Pressure, Oil Temp and just a Volt gauge
LukeEssex
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i need to look in to how to do that ? did you add more plastic on there or something ?
LukeEssex it's a hgt center console with the CD changer removed and replaced with a section of plastic to mount the dials in
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Nice condition for its year. Out of interest with those mods added how much power has it got?
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tempted but the exhaust in the rear bumper is a let down
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If only I could afford the insurance..
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As wrightyy said it is the standard centre console with the cd changer removed.
I've never had the car on a dyno but I would imagine 135bhp is probably about right. It takes alot of work to get major power gains from these engines.
The exhaust did put me off a little at first to be honest as it was like that when I got the car but over time its grown on me. I did look at getting a replacement rear bumper as they do come up on ebay now and again and then having the exhaust relocated but I never got round to doing it.
Cheers
Sean
I've never had the car on a dyno but I would imagine 135bhp is probably about right. It takes alot of work to get major power gains from these engines.
The exhaust did put me off a little at first to be honest as it was like that when I got the car but over time its grown on me. I did look at getting a replacement rear bumper as they do come up on ebay now and again and then having the exhaust relocated but I never got round to doing it.
Cheers
Sean
