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scottish postcode brings the cost down loads.
from when i was looking around 'most' insurance companies require you to be 21 to own a 172 etc or will insure you for absolutely shitloads
were you parked up at the cat and fiddle at about dinner time when there was a small mk1 golf meet happening? as i remember seeing an inferno parked up.
i would try the IP with a polishing head to see what level of correction is achieved. if your not happy you could then move onto a cutting/compounding head.
you need to remove the damper and take it to anybody who can weld. the standard koni system is a small circlip that locks down. not the best design in the world but normally seems to work.
if its broken off then it will just be a matter of rewelding it down if its still present, or finding...
put this on my old 1.2 made a noticeably difference from braking at high speeds. however they still suffered from brake fade like normal brakes. so its better value for money to go with good quality pads and discs in the first place.
gsf do the max's dirt cheap and they're now local.
sadly they dont do the pagid pads anymore, so might be worth giving tweeks a ring for some ds2500 as mine are minty mint. and it cleans off the wheels which is a bonus
if thahs your front badge and you havent laquered doubt its gonna last too long to be honest. You can get satin/matt laquer from halfrauds or any other paint supplier. Gives it a really nice look and protects the paint at the same time
use my megs machine alot and have just started to get some problems with it. it'll no doubt get worse when the warranty has finished resulting in me getting a makita :(
most decent tuning companies have a base map which is then adjusted dependant on what modifications you have. so unless you've gone for cams theres no real need to pay the extra 200quid or so.