Spec?
Heya. Am trying to work out what `spec` my own car is, and what sort of upgrades I can do?
Reg is GN55ECX , it seems to be a classic, however it has 4 electric windows and a dark blue leather interior? Any thoughts, and what can I upgrade? |
Check the plate at the base of the n/side door pillar, should tell you the spec. You can upgrade anything you fancy:cool:
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Here ya go....
vin RJHLH vin_sequence 353 off_assembly_date Thursday, 17th March 2005 @ 12:20:52 model 75 variant CDT Classic (135) num_doors 4 paint_code MBB brochure_model_desc R75 C1 Saloon 2.0 M47 Diesel (116) sales_model_derivative RJYLH sales_model_derivative_desc Rover 75 2.0 CDT(131Ps) Classic(SVP) Sal home_export HOME country GREAT BRITAIN exterior_paint Starlight Silver interior_trim Leather (Black/Smoke Piping) engine 2000 Diesel 135Bhp trimlevel Classic bodytype 4DR manual_auto M hand_of_drive RHD model_year 2005 sold_date Unknown General Information
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not knowing what you have here are some possibilities:-
remap to 160 bhp fuel burning heater front fog lights rear parking sensors rear electric blind self dimming centre mirror cruise control electric memory seats additional aux socket torch full size spare wheel fit an undertray to engine bay rain sensing wipers electric folding mirrors plenum spy hole mod modified handbrake compensator or a mini compensator, not sue what model mini illuminated kick plates indicator repeaters behind mirror glass if you don't like the colour of the das, change it if you have low line instruments, fit high link and replace indicator stalk with one that has the button on the end to access digital display cruise control, remap and instruments will need one of the T4 gurus. have fun :) macafee2 |
Thank you all! I shall start looking around then for parts! Remap is definitely on the to do list, likely front fogs as i like them (along with stalk i assume? do they need to be switched on in the ecu?)
whats a fuel burning heater? rear blind? |
Rear blind .... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8KhGHowf70
A fuel burning heater is basicly an auxiliary heater that preheats the coolant so you have heaters straight away on a cold morning :) |
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Thank you again! I might leave it as it is - that heater sounds useful but expensive
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Even if yours doesn't have one fitted you will have all the needed pipework in place. Probably more of a challenge to get all the kit required in good working order then fitting it. |
Whats would the cost be for a remap?
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