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Stub axle is thicker where it bolts to the beam fwir to widen track, think 10mm but can't remember if it's 5mm per side? The 172 sized cable and up ever so slightly short on the outer, it's literally about 3mm as well!!
Fast flash is key not recognised. It's seeing the key but not clearing. If you've tried another uch then it's relay or wiring/connection issue.
Got breakdown cover?
Cable is longer due to it having wider track. The 182 cable is fine on a 172 but not the other way round.
Pagid and first line cables no longer fit UNLESS they have sorted the issue out recently.
Cup rear compensator is available aftermarket without issue.
172 and cup rear beam brake pipes...
Used Richard at tuned UK by Chester a few times now, he's sound. Worth the trip there and he's pretty easy to get in with as well. Normally get stuff within a couple of days.
Will probably be good in a straight line even at silly speeds but it must be bloody heavy on the steering in fast sweeping bends.
Guessing you might get a fair bit of wheel spin in the wet if you get your foot down.
Good set up transforms them.
2 deg camber and 1mm out on the front.
You sure? I'm 99.9% certain it doesn't read positive pressure?
Plus most stand alone ecus have built.in map sensor anyway so no need to leave the old one on.
no problem mapping the gen 90 and same with the boost module chris does.
if you're planning on forging in the future piggyback it straight away. saves messing round and gives you a better ecu to work with straight away.