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I can't talk from experience as I don't have the PMS kit, bit I will share what I've read on here...
The PMS kit on a standard car will induce more under steer as it stiffens up the front too much. However this can be balanced out with the use of the whiteline RARB.
So, maybe get it and be...
Basically what Gally said. I was a massive fan of the S3 as it had a 3 door option and even though its a refined Audi it still retained that hot hatch feel
I think the RS3 is a bit pointless being 4 door only as it basically looks like an A4 now. I prefer the 3 door look. IMO
Wasn't difficult at all mate. You just have to be careful when you push it through the bulkhead and connect it to the pedal. The plastic clips can be quite fragile!
It makes a huge difference. I put in a new clutch and clutch cable back in January and thought I hadn't connected it!
Like you I thought the clutch was insanely heavy previously. It got to the point I thought about selling the Clio as it was starting to give me a bad knee and back ache!
All...
New gears by Jon_KTM, on Flickr
That's what you'll see when you take the end casing off. You need to drop the gearbox slightly as you can't get the end casing off past the chassis leg.
You need a couple of decent pry bars and a decent drift to get a roll pin out.
TBH once you get the end...
It's the vanes inside the 'vented' part you need to take note of
Disks like the ones pictured above it doesn't matter which way they go on, as long as the vanes inside the disc are facing the right way