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Maybe not but at a 5th of the cost its a viable option over the 'premium' branded springs on the market. As above I find them fine for road and OK on track, if anything they are to soft on track, so cant imagine what the progressive springs feel like if these feel to soft for me.
Just for some...
I've recently fitted AMAX (re-branded APEX) and find them perfectly fine on the road, my car does not crash around one bit. Maybe they have been re-designed as they certainly don't give any of the complaints above.
Same lights mate yeah. To get the pump out you'll need to loosen the 6 brake lines on the pump, then 3 bolts holding the pump on via the NSF wheel arch (bottom 2 just loosen off as the pump sits on the bolts with Crescent fitting on the pump, top one comes out) unharness the electrical clip...
Only leaderboards I can find online track & car specific are for PC, I'd be #71 if in there with a 51.966.
How do you attach your laps to YouTube by the way?
http://cars-stats-steam.wmdportal.com/index.php/leaderboard?track=1300627020&vehicle=3646257473
Will look into this for next year mate as its pretty inexpensive if you can do the work yourself.
So for clarity, on the rear for a track car +0.10 (total) toe out & 1.5-2 degrees of negative camber?
Dunno mate, I'd never even driven the Clio cup or done brands Indy until last night as well. Gonna give it a go tonight with no assists and see how I fare.
If I get a minute later on i'll give them a call for you, is it this kit below?
http://www.compbrake.com/product/renault-clio-197rs-312-x-28mm-2-piece-front-brake-disc-conversion-kit-bellrotor-combo-pair/