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COBB Stage 1 drivetrain package – Subaru WRX 5-speed – shifter, rear stay bushing and front bushings COBB 5-speed double adjustable short throw shifter – knob height and throw adjustment diagram (product illustration)
COBB Stage 1 drivetrain package – Subaru Impreza WRX GD 5-speed – shifter, rear stay bushing and front bushings COBB double adjustable short throw shifter – knob height and throw adjustment diagram (product illustration)
COBB Stage 1 drivetrain package – Subaru Liberty GT spec.B 6-speed – shifter, rear stay bushing and front bushings COBB 6-speed double adjustable short throw shifter – knob height and throw adjustment diagram
COBB BPV adapter for front mount intercooler – black anodised flange with two bolts
COBB front mount intercooler turbo hot pipe – Subaru Impreza WRX 2011-2014 – black bent pipe
COBB boost tap – Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk6 – tap, clip, barbed fitting, plug, o-ring and hex key COBB boost tap – Volkswagen Golf GTI Mk6 – black anodised tap, side and end views
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Australian performance parts, done properly

We stock brakes, suspension, exhausts, and engine components for serious performance cars — VW, Audi, BMW, Toyota, Honda, and other European and Japanese makes. Based in NSW, shipping fast across Australia. No filler, no rebadges, just parts that work.

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GFB

GFB Diverter Valves vs Blow Off Valves: What's Actually Different?

Diverter valve, blow off valve, bypass valve, BOV — same job, different exit. Here's how they actually differ, why your factory valve is the weak link, and how to pick the right GFB valve for your ...
Australia

SPAL vs Genuine OEM Fans — Why Enthusiasts Upgrade for Track and Street Use

A practical comparison of genuine OEM cooling fans and SPAL performance fans, covering airflow, shroud design, brushless motor technology and temperature control. Includes guidance on choosing the ...
alignment

Hardrace Hardened Rubber vs Pillow Ball Bushings: Street vs Track

A practical comparison of Hardrace hardened rubber bushings and pillow ball (spherical) bearings, covering how each design affects deflection, noise and handling. Includes guidance on choosing for ...
Performance aluminium radiator vs OEM plastic tank radiator comparison — why aluminium solves the failure mode and improves cooling capacity — Chicane Australia tech guide
Cooling

Performance Aluminium Radiator vs OEM Plastic Tank Explained

Why factory plastic-tank radiators fail at 8-10 years, why repairs don't hold long-term, and what makes a quality all-aluminium performance radiator worth the upgrade.
GFB

GFB Diverter Valves vs Blow Off Valves: What's Actually Different?

Diverter valve, blow off valve, bypass valve, BOV — same job, different exit. Here's how they actually differ, why your factory valve is the weak link, and how to pick the right GFB valve for your ...
Australia

SPAL vs Genuine OEM Fans — Why Enthusiasts Upgrade for Track and Street Use

A practical comparison of genuine OEM cooling fans and SPAL performance fans, covering airflow, shroud design, brushless motor technology and temperature control. Includes guidance on choosing the ...
alignment

Hardrace Hardened Rubber vs Pillow Ball Bushings: Street vs Track

A practical comparison of Hardrace hardened rubber bushings and pillow ball (spherical) bearings, covering how each design affects deflection, noise and handling. Includes guidance on choosing for ...
Performance aluminium radiator vs OEM plastic tank radiator comparison — why aluminium solves the failure mode and improves cooling capacity — Chicane Australia tech guide
Cooling

Performance Aluminium Radiator vs OEM Plastic Tank Explained

Why factory plastic-tank radiators fail at 8-10 years, why repairs don't hold long-term, and what makes a quality all-aluminium performance radiator worth the upgrade.