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I destroyed a set of Brembo HC disc's and pads at Donington Park, They literally did 2.5 track days with about 2k road driving (pottering), the disc's are great pads are soft as butter.
Well Dave besides all the arguing about fun, its lovely! I love driving my Dads E92, the noise is special when it get going. You can keep your Mercs with their loud exhausts, its all about being subtle until the time is right not farting and spluttering at 30mph.
Rig-up as f**k but we used washers on the inside of the seat frame to try and level the seats, to me their not perfect but they don't look like they're pointing inwards lol.
I've got RC5+ in the Clio, holy s**t (I'm new to track days, I only have 4 days experience) they are good. Totally f**ked my braking references up for Oulton because I was used to braking a tad earlier on the standard Brembo's.
Tuition, thats another thing to spend your money on. 3 or the 4 track days I've done I've had tuition helped no end, the only reason I didn't have it last time round was because it was my second time around Oulton Park in 6months.
How familiar are you with the limits of the car standard on track? I only ask because when we got our TC we decided to replace the suspension for brand new Renault Dampers and Springs (ended up being Renault Dampers with Eibach Springs) to freshen things up, because you'll s**t yourself before...
Well hopefully Custom Cages 6 point cage is getting bought and fitted, which also would be nice if anybody knew where I can get some door cards for the front second hand ideally as its budget (tight as cramp ).
Well on the rear it was super simple, just pull back on the switch like your putting the window up and it popped out. Im guessing with the front its just a case of gently prying it from the arm rest on the door, on the new part you should be able to see where the clips are holding it in...