Looking at a set of extractors for the NM - never had a set fitted before, anyone had it done in Melbourne before? Any recommendations?
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I phoned Daalders at Box Hill for a quote today and they quoted $629 fitted for Wildcats on my NM 3.5. Sounds pretty cheap. Has anyone else had Wildcats done recently2002 NM 3.5 Auto - ECB Alloy Bullbar, BFG A/T's, 110ah AGM battery mounted in rear seat well, Wildcat headers, Lovells springs, KYB Scorched 4 shocks, Polyairs, Rhino track mounts and alloy tray.
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That is very cheap. Jump on it if you can. Who did you speak too?
I went in last week and the fellow there said that wildcat dont do them. I reckon he had no idea. I was pushed for time and left.
Shame pacemaker dont do them cause i have a contact that could do them very cheap for me..
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Had the wildcats fitted today. $629 fitted at Daadlers Box Hill. Phone 9890 4444. I got the quote from a guy named Alan but dealt with Shane Clarke today. I Told him I would let the Pajero Club forum know out it.
Unfortunately the invoice did not itemise the parts and labour.2002 NM 3.5 Auto - ECB Alloy Bullbar, BFG A/T's, 110ah AGM battery mounted in rear seat well, Wildcat headers, Lovells springs, KYB Scorched 4 shocks, Polyairs, Rhino track mounts and alloy tray.
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Thanks for the info Russ - I've got my O2 sensor I was waiting on, so I'll be making a booking tomorrow.
*VERY* keen to hear how it drives! Any noticeable differences? How many KM do you have on your engine, and I assume that they swapped the old O2 sensor over?Ben
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Originally posted by wrexed03 View PostTa thanks for posting. Whats it drive now with the wildcats?
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I only changed because my left manifold had cracked (115,000 klm) and at $700 per side MMA was too expensive.2002 NM 3.5 Auto - ECB Alloy Bullbar, BFG A/T's, 110ah AGM battery mounted in rear seat well, Wildcat headers, Lovells springs, KYB Scorched 4 shocks, Polyairs, Rhino track mounts and alloy tray.
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Originally posted by bgiddins View PostThanks for the info Russ - I've got my O2 sensor I was waiting on, so I'll be making a booking tomorrow.
*VERY* keen to hear how it drives! Any noticeable differences? How many KM do you have on your engine, and I assume that they swapped the old O2 sensor over?
They did swap the old O2 sensor as part of that price. I think my previous post answered your other questions. (did not read your post before sending previous response)2002 NM 3.5 Auto - ECB Alloy Bullbar, BFG A/T's, 110ah AGM battery mounted in rear seat well, Wildcat headers, Lovells springs, KYB Scorched 4 shocks, Polyairs, Rhino track mounts and alloy tray.
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Hmm - I was hoping you'd had a performance gain.
Replacing the sensor in mine at the same time - don't think it's in the Mitsu service book but I've heard they should be renewed every 100,000km - I'm at 106,000km so I'll see if I get a noticeable gain. Sensor was $148 delivered from eBay.Ben
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Picked mine up this afternoon - also $629 fitted. I had the O2 sensor replaced as well with an NTK I picked up off eBay for $148 (and a windscreen at the same time!).
Noticeable driving difference - I'd previously complained about a loss of low-end power, this is all but rectified. Much more responsive low down - haven't been able to get onto a freeway yet to try it over 60kmh. Slightly throatier sound too. Happy with the results so far!
Anxious to see how the economy goes over the next couple of tanks. Won't be possible to determine if any improvement is due to specifically either the extracters or the sensor change as they went in at the same time. I've also bought a foam Unifilter, but I will wait a while before fitting this to see if I can record any additional changes in economy.Ben
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