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Wouldn't you usually have the bolt head in the wheel arch and the nut on the inside of the car so any excess thread from the bolt is on the inside of the car and not sticking out in the arch.
I think the group n cars used Bilstein or Ohlins struts.
Not looking to spend mega bucks, would just be nice to have the height adjustability with good ground clearence when needed.
As per title I am looking at getting height adjustable coilovers, namely the bilstein b14s. Got standard shocks and springs at the moment and would like more ground clearance. How high will the car sit on the b14s on their highest setting compared to the standard setup.
Thanks Ed.
Yes i have done this on my cup, line from master cylinder into bias valve, out into cylinder for handbrake. Then run a line to the rear of the car where it connects to a flexi pipe which then runs down into a T piece on the rear beam. Out the T piece to each caliper.
Works well.
182 decats are cheap and easy to fit, see how you like it, can always take it off. I had a scorpion one on my standard 182 exhaust, thought it sounded well.
Whitchurch motor club. Went up round the back of chirk and oswestry. Got a hydro handbrake and bias valve now for the rears, runs inside and down to a t piece on the rear beam. Works a dream.
It has some kumho gravel tyres on! Was up your way Friday night mate on a 12 car, didnt go well, broke a brake line down a white went to press the brake pedal and it went straight to the floor not a nice experience.
Deffinatley dont want lows lol.
Thought I would treat the 172 cup to some autoglym polish today. After one year of ownership the paintwork has been somewhat neglected as my efforts have been put towards getting it mechanically prepared.
It still needs a lot of attention, I basically ran out of time as I was doing other bits...