What would be the point? You don't track it, you don't use it on the strip, and you don't drive fast on the road. It would be like having a 12" dick, and being celibate.
What would be the point? You don't track it, you don't use it on the strip, and you don't drive fast on the road. It would be like having a 12" dick, and being celibate.
I'd leave the power as it is and focus on handling and the brake system, you have a really nice example of a car thats fast enough for your needs, I'd focus more on enhancing it rather than going for straight power.
V70 Graham (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
It's all about the bragging rights, he felt really good for 10 seconds when he thought he had the most powerful Volvo. On Saturday, he wants that feeling again LOL
Chris was coming too
Hey ho would of done well for only a 2 litre
T5frankie (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
V70 Graham (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
Thank you guy's for your posts, tbh it was only something I was wondering about and having read your comments will probably leave it as it is, maybe as Stewart (External Error) says enhance rather than go for outright power, another good point brought up by M-R-P was that other things would start to wear faster ie tyres and CV joints, this car is a 'keeper' for me and with it's low mileage should last for quite a while yet, I would be silly to prematurely age the car, plus Anne would kill me lol.
iancho (Friday 22nd February 2013)
Graham, instead of outright 'POWER' why not upgrade the important bits, brakes suspension etc, maybe take a track driving course, as you're a professional driver and see all manor of bad habits on a daily basis a little tuition goes a long way, the amount of people I teach who are surprised just how much quicker they are after an afternoon of fun. Yes POWER is fun and addictive but knowing how to use it is far more rewarding
M-R-P (Tuesday 19th February 2013),V70 Graham (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
Not forgetting braided brake lines, polybushed wishbones and a strut brace
You'll be due new disks on the front next year, maybe go for a 320mm big brake kit then?
Good quality shocks (I wouldn't recommend coilovers for your purposes) wheel spacers, better brake fluid, maybe a camber kit, there's lots of little things you can sneak under the radar
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V70 Graham (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
at the very least i would bolt on an 18t, you wouldnt have to change anything else and could give you 280-290bhp
V70 Graham (Tuesday 19th February 2013)
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