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Might be the bearings in the tensioners.
Have a habit of failing when new belts are slapped on. Best practice to change these when you change the belts.
The feckers always go.
Cheap to replace and try to do them in pairs if you can. Very simple job but youll need access to a press and maybe some pullers.
Put the set up back to how it used to be originally and sling in some up-rated bushes.
Try some left foot braking, whilst gently feathering the throttle, keeps the car a bit more balanced by reducing the weight transfer front/back.
Yeah forget the peddle conversion, I have that same clutch fitted and the peddle is fine.
Personally I would keep it as is mate, I took a visit down there and was very dissapionted in what I saw, they will just slap on some off the shelf bits which you can do yourself anyway. If you want some...
You probably need to change the senders from the oil circuits so it can power each dial properly, like the pressure and temp etc..
The actual mechanics of fitting it will be easy, just the wiring up and getting them to work might be a tad pricy.
Sounds like you havent done it on both sides equally. Get a tape out and measure each side to see if they are the same from a flat floor.
If not then just adjust accordingly.
You could get a set of coilovers that way you can adjust your own ride height..but get some progressive springs so it doesnt effect your ride quality that much.
Cause your picture dont work yet, I cant say. However there are two types of braking systems, one is Bendix and the other is Girling. I think that the calipers with Lucas on are the Bendix type and should have offset notches in the pads so you can line them up properly.
Might just have the...
I keep saying suspension is a very tricky thing to get right, infact most dont including major race teams and manufacturers.
If you want your car on the deck then go ahead, but please dont try and go round corners or over bumps cause they wont!!
Personally, I would leave it as it was meant...
It took me a while to get used to the power delivery and when exactly to change up..I know it sounds silly but seriously it took me around a week or so.
My previous car you could feel the torque reduce at the top end so you knew when to change up..with the willy it just seems to keep going and...
Yip, agreed.
Still Im with Tesco and I pay around the same too for my Willy. 26 with 4 yrs NCB.
Might try the pay as you go one, as I only do 3 miles a day to work and back!!