Cavalier 1.8i

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Sim Dhillon
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Cavalier 1.8i

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Just picked up a cavalier 1.8i for a bargain £150!!! It has a few dings and scuffs but drives really well. So far I have upgraded the bulbs to brighter ones, and fitted a mushroom filter that I picked up from halfords where I work for £2. Plans are to makes it as quick and fun as possible on a budget. C20xe, speedlines and spax suspension maybe??
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Looks very clean for a £150....Nice buy
Free Parking is a bonus, leaving my Cav in a carbon dust filled carpark is not.....
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Very clean mate, personally I'd remove, shred and set on fire those hub caps and snatch a set of original ones on there... :thumb Bargain nonetheless, I do love those barn door simple 8 valvers.
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What a bargain! certainly worth it at £150, you noticed much difference in performance after changing the filter?
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ronnie1995 wrote:What a bargain! certainly worth it at £150, you noticed much difference in performance after changing the filter?
Not really pal, if anything I think it's made it worse!! I'm going to put the airbox back on with a k&n panel filter
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Picking these up on Thursday!! 16x7
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Sim Dhillon wrote: Not really pal, if anything I think it's made it worse!! I'm going to put the airbox back on with a k&n panel filter
Have that on mine but I have removed the resonator pipe work underneath, plan to run a cold air duct to front end..

Sounds really nice but then I have a stainless Magnex exhaust system on mine too..
Free Parking is a bonus, leaving my Cav in a carbon dust filled carpark is not.....
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What a bargain! Looks a nice runner!
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I took it on a 100 mile round trip last week and it was spot on. Smooth and comfortable never missed a beat!
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New wheels on, jus needs lowering now
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