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I told him before to get it set up or be would destroy his tyres, but he wouldn't listen!
I think next year I'm going to add more camber/ toe as its not becoming purely track rather than road aswell!
Tracks a baw hair over a mile I think!
Driving standards were a bit mixed as per, alot of heros not letting you passed *c**t in the 205* but too busy!
Thursday night should be better!
I was using carbon Lorraine RC6s, lasted 9 trackdays, and a few thou road miles, great pads, no fade, lots of squealing.
Currently using performance friction 97s, again no fade, don't like the feel as much, don't really squeal but again very good pads.
Always change disc when changing pads...
Just take it easy Bob, don't go chasing any of us, take it at your own pace and if you want me to sit in your passenger seat and give you any advice just ask!
Gaz you remember I put up steel buildings for a living using bolts? I know what's needed ;) a washer on the otherwise is not necasery especially since there's a a second plate.
We went up a bolt size, drilled the base plates, and they don't act in shear as such so more than enough.
You don't touch the pins in the ECU, I've told you this, its the loom pins you change to suit the ECU in a ph1.
The basemap is for a ph1 ask for a ph2 basemap, pay them the money and that should be it.
It's plug and play for the ph2/182, need to move 20 pins for a ph1. There meant to be making an adapter so its plug and play for the ph1 too. No doubt that will be expensive.