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coopermini · Feb 20th, 2004, 01:56 AM

i think of doing some mod to my MC and found this shop on several magazines but i heard story of the accident they done to a brand new MCS last year (crash during a test drive). an article in optionfan about a white MCS mod by BMWorks, 0-100KM was 8.5 sec, with all this mod, I expect it should go faster than this! is it a good shop? what other good shops in hk? thanks.

Hubert · Feb 20th, 2004, 07:40 AM

Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2!

AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved.

What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful

Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows

heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne

watt · Feb 21st, 2004, 08:55 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Hubert

Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2!

AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved.

What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful

Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows

heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne

Hubert:

What a great tips that u'd given?! So, u see the point, newmini owner?

Cheers,
Allen

coopermini · Feb 23rd, 2004, 12:21 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Hubert

Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2!

AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved.

What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful

Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows

heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne

Thank Hubert. just some like mod for me (air filter, exhasut etc). I would have to rethink about mod my car I think a stock MCS would have similar performance as that fully mod car (8.5 sec 0-100km)!

Hubert · Feb 23rd, 2004, 02:33 AM

As for simple bolt on bits, it doesn't really matter where you go. Just make sure that they don't miss a bolt / gasket etc. Fitting differentials, pulleys etc is a different matter.

minibaby · Feb 24th, 2004, 06:30 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by coopermini

i think of doing some mod to my MC and found this shop on several magazines but i heard story of the accident they done to a brand new MCS last year (crash during a test drive). an article in optionfan about a white MCS mod by BMWorks, 0-100KM was 8.5 sec, with all this mod, I expect it should go faster than this! is it a good shop? what other good shops in hk? thanks.

hey man!!!! then how about your good time in 0-100KM???

coopermini · Feb 24th, 2004, 09:06 AM

As a cvt, my 0-100 is slow and can not match with a MCS.

Feb 20th, 2004, 01:56 AM	#1
coopermini MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2004 Local Time: 04:37 AM Posts: 5 Offline	is BMWorks a reliable shop??? i think of doing some mod to my MC and found this shop on several magazines but i heard story of the accident they done to a brand new MCS last year (crash during a test drive). an article in optionfan about a white MCS mod by BMWorks, 0-100KM was 8.5 sec, with all this mod, I expect it should go faster than this! is it a good shop? what other good shops in hk? thanks.

Feb 20th, 2004, 07:40 AM	#2 (permalink)
Hubert Track Junkie Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Hong Kong Local Time: 12:37 PM Posts: 555 Offline	Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2! AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved. What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne Road: 2002 MCS with KW V2 and other bolt-ons Track: Lotus Elise race car

Feb 21st, 2004, 08:55 AM	#3 (permalink)
watt Allen(BB731) Join Date: Oct 2003 Local Time: 12:37 PM Posts: 71 Offline	Great Tips Quote: Originally Posted by Hubert Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2! AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved. What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne Hubert: What a great tips that u'd given?! So, u see the point, newmini owner? Cheers, Allen

Feb 23rd, 2004, 02:33 AM	#5 (permalink)
Hubert Track Junkie Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Hong Kong Local Time: 12:37 PM Posts: 555 Offline	As for simple bolt on bits, it doesn't really matter where you go. Just make sure that they don't miss a bolt / gasket etc. Fitting differentials, pulleys etc is a different matter. Road: 2002 MCS with KW V2 and other bolt-ons Track: Lotus Elise race car

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Feb 23rd, 2004, 12:21 AM	#4 (permalink)
coopermini MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2004 Local Time: 04:37 AM Posts: 5 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Hubert Welcome to HK Mini Club and Mini2! AFAIK, that incident has never been resolved. What sort of mods are you thinking of putting on? Please check previous posts in this forum for details of other shops, such as Tony @ TW Auto, Nelson @ HKMiniParts, and Perry @ MaxMotorsports. They're all very helpful Maybe that car can't put it's power to the ground, who knows heehee, maybe those decorations weigh a tonne Thank Hubert. just some like mod for me (air filter, exhasut etc). I would have to rethink about mod my car I think a stock MCS would have similar performance as that fully mod car (8.5 sec 0-100km)!

Feb 24th, 2004, 06:30 AM	#6 (permalink)
minibaby MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2004 Local Time: 04:37 AM Posts: 2 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by coopermini i think of doing some mod to my MC and found this shop on several magazines but i heard story of the accident they done to a brand new MCS last year (crash during a test drive). an article in optionfan about a white MCS mod by BMWorks, 0-100KM was 8.5 sec, with all this mod, I expect it should go faster than this! is it a good shop? what other good shops in hk? thanks. hey man!!!! then how about your good time in 0-100KM???

Feb 24th, 2004, 09:06 AM	#7 (permalink)
coopermini MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Feb 2004 Local Time: 04:37 AM Posts: 5 Offline	As a cvt, my 0-100 is slow and can not match with a MCS.

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