Hey, welcome dan! That is a gorgeous car! Is that Ink Black? Whatever it is, its very similar to the Ink Black my old Bravo was. It looks stunning!

Originally Posted by ecion

Hey, welcome dan! That is a gorgeous car! Is that Ink Black? Whatever it is, its very similar to the Ink Black my old Bravo was. It looks stunning!

Looks blue to me.. maybe wrong through cos some times colours on forums can be deceiving ..your very wise using the cda and as a consiquence wont get the dreaded engine lights with it. . but will still need a map to get the full benefit from it..

Originally Posted by PNL

Looks blue to me.. maybe wrong through cos some times colours on forums can be deceiving ..your very wise using the cda and as a consiquence wont get the dreaded engine lights with it. . but will still need a map to get the full benefit from it..

Ink Black Is near enough blue :P

Edit, found a picture of my old bravo here - http://www.fiatforum.com/attachment....0&d=1204367856
so come to think of it, his stilo does look abit lighter, still looks lovely tho. :)

Originally Posted by ecion

Ink Black Is near enough blue :P

Edit, found a picture of my old bravo here - http://www.fiatforum.com/attachment....0&d=1204367856
so come to think of it, his stilo does look abit lighter, still looks lovely tho. :)

Well thats black for sure and a nice bravo to boot..

its not black! :P

Hi guys,

Cheers for the comments. Funilly enough I had an ink black '99 Bravo HLX a while ago(where my name comes from), and its not as dark as that was. Im embarassed to say I dont know what specific colour it is, when its clean and the sun hits it it looks bluey/purple, ill have to check.

In respect to the CDA, I had read the various things regarding engine warning light with other kits and saw this for sale on FF, so bought it and some neoprene ducting. I was going to fit it last weekend but got the battery out and I was loosing light so will have another crack this weekend. If anyones got any tips for removing the old stuff and plumbing this in I would be very grateful

After ive got the steering rack replaced and sorted the airbag warnings or whatever needs doing then im going to get it remapped in the summer.

Colour code for your car should be on a sticker under the bonnet..plumbing in the cda will need some now silicone hoses to do it ..one from the ecu and one from the inlet side of the CDA to a suitable air supply away from water ingression ..you dont want to turn your car into a tarmac sucker do you


http://www.fiatforum.com/stilo-guide...#content_start

Originally Posted by dan-the-man

Nice car mate, the BMC CDA sounds great, when you get round to the mapping these guys are quite good http://www.chippeduk.com/

They get the big up from me to Dan..