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http://www.asnu.com Contact us: For any orders or if you would like to contact us: Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] International Tel: [phone] International Fax: [phone] Please e_mail [email protected] ASNU have created a concept called “Injector Diagnostics”, a Testing & Servicing programme where the injectors Fuel Distribution, Fuel Droplet Formation, Fuel Atomisation and Fuel Delivery, are all visually and physically checked and tested as an starting point, rather than a last resort. The injectors are then Ultrasonically cleaned and the rubber sealing rings, plastic protection caps and filter baskets are replaced, before re-testing, ensuring all the injectors are Performing as a matched, balanced set. Without “Injector Diagnostics”, it is impossible for garages to correctly, economically or efficiently, solve problems with Fuel Injected engines. Servicing Injectors will also save time and money on Service and Repair bills, prolong the life of Inlet & Exhaust Valves, Piston Compression Rings, Lambda/Oxygen Sensors and the Catalytic Exhaust System.

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A few shots from the SEMA Show 2014

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Asnu would like to congratulate Stefano Rosina & Phil Stott motorsport in the NISSAN NPTi90 for their outright win in race 1 at the historic group C race at Zandvoort over the august 29th -31st weekend  With an average speed almost 5 mph faster than second place this shows the power of the "ASNU performance injector" equipped engine, and the skill of Stefano and the preparation by Phil Stott’s team. In very difficult conditions, the improved mid range torque and engine response resulting from the ASNU injectors allowed Stefano to use what Nissan and Phil provided to great effect. The injectors for this NPTi90 were made a couple of weeks ago in a great hurry to get this vehicle ready for Zandvoort after deficiencies in the original setup were found , ASNU custom made new parts in under 3 hours including a number of special parts unique to this engine. For the full race report please go to  http://www.dailysportscar.com/2014/09/09/group-c-racing-historic-grand-prix-zandvoort-report.html

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ASNU would like to congratulate Matt Carter and all the guys and girls in the Falken drift team on a very successful end to the season. Fighting hard all the way to the end in his ASNU injected R32 skyline with its Toyota engine, Matt pulled off a convincing outright win at the final round of the 2014 BDC in Wales. Matt worked his way through the competition convincingly eliminating anything that stood in the way of the podium, including in the semi final 3 of the Japspeed cars including the upcoming Jack Shanahan, and the 2014 BDC season victor Shane O’Sullivan. The inevitable champagne shower was all that was left to complete a fulfilling day for Matt. This result also saw him finish second in the overall results Team Falken - event report  http://www.teamfalken.com/team-falken-finish-on-a-high/ British Drift Championship  https://www.facebook.com/britishdriftchampionship.bdc

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Customer service  ASNU recently manufactured injectors for a historic Nissan NPT-90  These were built from scratch to the customer’s specifications in under 2 hours, including the design and manufacture of bespoke parts for Phil Stott of Phil Stott Motorsport http://www.philstott.co.uk/ Ordered at 1pm due to a failure of a competitor’s injector whilst on the dyno at Advanced Motorsport Engineering in Northampton. New parts were manufactured by ASNU at the head office in London by 3pm and were on the car and being dyno'd by 5 PM. The whole injector including the various adaptors weighs in at only 45 grams, with the upper housing on its own weighing in at a miniscule 4. 5 grams. Let’s hope everything else that gets bolted on round the injector is this fast ………… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M2ibevE5PU

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Team Falken at British Drift Championship Round 3: Teesside Autodrome, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham

The fight for the championship goes on…

Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham – July 21, 2014 – Amidst summer heat, thunderstorms and torrential rain, Team Falken battles through the field to secure championship points across all three classes at the third round of the 2014 Maxxis British Drift Championship, including a podium for championship contender Matt Carter in the Super Pro class.

In one of the most closely fought and heated competition rounds that the team has seen to date, Team Falken enjoyed a full house following Saturday qualification. Not only did they face their competitors, but the great British weather conspired against them too, unleashing heavy rain all through qualification. The team adapted well with Kirsty Widdrington qualifying in a fantastic third position in the Semi Pro class and being hotly-tipped for a strong performance all weekend. In the highly-contested Pro class Alan Green returned to Teesside full of energy and secured 13th position. In the top Super Pro class Paul Cheshire put in a solid performance to take 15th place and Matt Carter pushed his R32 to the limit, netting 3rd position also.

During Sunday's main event Kirsty was out first, heading off against Callum Craddy in the Top 32. Nothing short of a convincing victory followed, with Kirsty absolutely on point during both runs. In the Top 16 battles she faces Jake Spickett – in her lead run she pulls a large gap and maintains a perfect line, however in her chase run Kirsty makes a serious error which is enough to hand Jake the win, ending Kirsty's event.

In the Pro competition, Alan Green first squares up to the huge power Toyota Supra of Marcin Mucha. Alan leads well completes the course in style leaving a cloud of smoke behind. With the roles reversed Alan chases with close proximity but straightens coming out of the penultimate hairpin, which is enough to unfortunately end his weekend.

In the Super Pro class Paul Cheshire is paired up against the immaculate new-build of Marc Huxley's RA28 Celica. The crowd are on their feet as one of the most closely-contested battles unfolds in front of them. The first run sees mere millimetres between the two cars as they navigate the twists and turns. During the second run all is going well until Paul upshifts exiting the hairpin, terminally damaging the differential and ending his run.

It would all fall to Matt Carter to carry the baton going into the finals, but it's no easy run! In the Top 32, Matt battles Lluis Lopez of Spain in his V8-powered S14. Lluis makes contact with Matt on the first run but in the second run Matt follows perfectly, securing the victory. In the Top 16 he heads off against Driftworks' Phil Morrison's 800bhp V8 Toyota Corolla – Matt sets his car up for ultimate grip and manages to keep up with the powerful Toyota, just inches from the Driftworks car for the whole course. Matt would face another tough opponent in the Top 8 – Nankang Tyre's Wesley Keating. It's a short-lived battle, with Wesley making heavy contact with Matt on turn one, handing Matt the win but damaging the Falken R32's front suspension. Matt goes on into the Semi Final against Stephen Biagioni regardless. The two exchange blows over two runs in one of the most heated battles we've ever witnessed. On the second run Biagioni makes contact with Matt, however Matt maintains his drift, handing Matt a strong advantage. Unfortunately, in the heat of the battle Matt spins on the penultimate corner. The judges are divided and, following a technical inspection to see if the cars are damaged from the contact, award Biagioni the win. Nevertheless, Matt goes on to win the 3rd place playoff against David Waterworth, securing a podium!

"Round three delivered all of the thrills and the occasional spill for the team" commented team spokesperson Jordan Butters. "We were over the moon with how the team performed throughout the weekend in some testing conditions and amidst some intense competition. We're still in strong contention for great finishes across all three classes going into round four."

Kirsty Widdrington currently sits in 11th position in Semi Pro class, Alan Green remains in 11th position in Pro class, Paul Cheshire is in 13th position in Super Pro class and Matt Carter is in 3rd position in Super Pro class. From here the team have three weeks to repair and prepare their cars in time for round four of the Maxxis British Drift Championship, which will take place at Lydden Hill Circuit, Kent on August 9th-10th – we hope to see you there!

For high-resolution images from this event please contact [email protected]

For further Team Falken information visit: www.teamfalken.com www.facebook.com/teamfalken www.twitter.com/teamfalken

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1 of 3 cars competing in Mk1 MX5 Challenge around UK carrying ASNU stickers.

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JJ Ross receiving his 2013 Championship Trophy from Ford Racing Boss Kevin Shortis and Louise Goodman and later with the team at ASNU.  JJ's engine has injectors that have been flow tested, cleaned and matched on an ASNU injector diagnostic testing and servicing system. Well done from the ASNU Team and we look forward to working with him in 2014

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Press release from Acorn Motorsport Division

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With the guys from Acorn

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Great pic from Bob & JJ at Bob Ross Racing 

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Great pic from the guys at Severn Valley Motorsport who use our ASNU injectors. www.severnvalleymotorsport.co.uk

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We have released our latest newsletter and our new 40 page ASNU Brochure including Fuel Rails, Fuel Pumps and Injector Solutions. If you would to receive a brochure or would like our newsletter please email us at: [email protected]

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ASNU at SEMA 2013

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Nissan GTR or "The Hulk" getting ready for drag with ASNU Injectors!

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The latest fuel rail by ASNU - WRX-1 for a Subaru WRX Model to convert from side feed to top feed injectors. Suitable for any ASNU Performance Injector

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Mazda 13B, 4 Port , secondary fuel rail for ASNU Performance Fuel Injectors up to 1350cc