Hormann products

[thomas]

i noticed hormann do quite a few products for bravo/a's. In particular a suspension kit for the HGT that costs over 1000euros or 700 odd quid (i think). Anyone know if these are good or what?

 

[Anonymous]

How much? :O

Daz

 

[Tom]

Its probably quite good. Just darn expensive when you wear the dampers out

 

[thomas]

i was under the impression they would be quite tasty.

they do some sports camshafts for Bravo's too...the HGT set is over 1000 euros.

damn nice looking products for sure. We got any suppliers over here?

 

[Tom]

None to my knowledge.

Billet cams are always expensive.. the C&B ones are about the same price.

 

[Anonymous]

Abarth cams are cheaper

Daz

 

[Tom]

You never got me a price!!

Anyways, ain't they regrinds?

 

[Anonymous]

I did reply saying the 1.6 isnt listed...they do the 1.8 though...(plus some older Fiats are listed)

According to him there not regrinds, but i am not so sure, hopefully it doesnt matter?

Daz

 

[Tom]

Oh well

 

[Paul R]

Have you ran her in yet?

Given it any stick to see how she goes?

Paul R

 

[Anonymous]

Slowly building up...lol

I am resisting temptation (just) to open her up, staying under 4k at the moment...

She does feel a lot more responsive after 2.5k, where it used to be around 3.5k before the power started...

The fuel consumption was really dire for the first 150-200 miles, but now it seems to have settled down a bit, still worse than before, but getting better...

Only 100 miles to go, to get the oil & filter changed and fingers crossed i should be able to open her up a bit more

Daz

 

[thomas]

have you fitted some cams then Daz? oh do tell

 

[Anonymous]

Nothing to report at the moment, still running the engine in after having the crank and other bits fixed...

I will post after about a week or so to let others know if they are worth it...

Daz