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[Ross]

Hi, and

Not sure if you got the S2 yet, but in case not - I took an S2 for a drive this week (my first time! ) and I found actually the wheel/seating position pretty ideal... I'm a little vertically challenged myself and to honest I expected to find the wheel too high! However it was quite alright, and in my research I think I read about someone making the seat higher if it is an issue? Perhaps someone else can help there... I just can't imagine the S2 without it's trademark steering wheel, that's all!

cheers.
Ross

[Audi Parts Guru]

I'd luv him to do 0-60 in 4sec's

it is pearlesant. Not any mods, but my music is going in & decat pipes gettin sorted at the weekend. Then dump valve.
Someone on eBay is selling Forge ones for £20 ???? that seems really cheap.
Still dont know whether to get single piston, twin piston or diaphram > what the difference.... (but want a loud pppSSSSSStttt , have a thing about that sound)

oh one last last thing, are the steering wheels easy to cahnge. I need a slightly smaller one, as it dont tilt & im only little

ps... ive also answered about the colour from another post
been havin blonde moments all day, LOL

Tina, can I suggest that you give Forge Motorsport a call as they will be able to advise you on the best valve for your car, their number is 01452 380999. Just as to speak to Pete, Russell or Richard

[GirlRacer]

Thanks i will give them a ring.

Steering wheel... ideally i'd like one that is a bit smaller as normally i would tilt it a little as im 5ft 1

also SR71 the reason for an S2 rather then a supra TT is about £7k more

[Mikkoh]

Hi! and

[AndersS2]

hello there and welcome! (btw; i'm also new here)

[PeterS]

Hi and welcome from the states....

Something to think about when it comes to diverter valve is that most ( if not all) of the "shiny" ones need periodic maintenance...take apart, clean relube re assemble...Until you are putting out serious HP, save your GBPs and get the relatively cheap S3 valve ( bosch) and use the money you save elsewhere on the engine...or invest in a chip....

Lots of advice and experience on this forum with chips ;-)

-Peter