Things are taken up a notch with the HE140i as it gets its ’90s DTM-inspired Tic Tac livery thanks to Jamie at Vinyl One, along with a splitter and spoiler from R44 Performance. Luke also carries out some chassis upgrades in the form of Powerflex subframe bushing inserts and a chassis brace, ahead of track time at Snetterton (which will be our next episode!). What do you think of the livery? Answer in the comments!
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Join Ben and Alex from the Hack Engineering engine build room to answer your questions and discuss a number of interesting topics.
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In this video we install a Karbonius Composites Carbon Fibre Intake System to a customers car, showing you all that you need to know (and hear) about this... read more
Join Ben in the first in-depth video on our new GS-UK channel. In this one, we give you a full breakdown of the incredible HEX ezCAN Accessory Controller; in this... read more
In this video we run you through the installation and conduct a review of the Dorch DS25 High Pressure Fuel Pump. Alongside this, we also install updated injectors and... read more
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Ben runs through the history of his S54-swapped E36 Touring, the car that started Hack Engineering. Subscribe to follow along with the build - we have lots in store for... read more
The majority of the concentration with the HE140i so far has been handling, but now its time to add some boost and make some more power. Existing spec was 'Stage... read more
We've worked with EBC Brakes for a number of years now, offering their premium performance brake pad compounds for various M cars. However, EBC HQ was a place that we... read more
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Alex gets a bit more technical and in depth in this episode - see him prepare Ian's M30 block for its lovely new Ross Racing pistons.
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