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You only appreciate how much work goes into it if you've actually done it. £100 is pretty cheap, you'd be paying 3x that for a 'pro' to do it.
You won't get much for £60 that's for sure!!
Without spending thousands, don't bother. If you strip the car out that will improve things noticeably, but would you really want to live with a car like that?
Yeh there is a sort of bedding in procedure. Google it as Im sure you're not the only one to have asked.
I think I braked gently from 50ish very slowly, then gradually braked harder and harder from the same speed. Also allowing increasingly longer time for the brakes to cool between each brake.
I know they work, having been in Jay's/Tony's car. Christ I was wetting my pants with astonishment on how good the handling was before Jay even got to the apex when I was passenger!
Handled like a house fly, the new car should be even better!
Imo, don't worry about the attitude of trying to use PS. It's a good attitude to have, and if you can stick with it then good on you, but PS just makes things so much easier when taking photos as you can concentrate on the basics rather than fiddling with the more complicated settings like white...
They are the sportline Is. So I think they are the 'road' ones, but Curtis said there's not a huge difference, or certainly not one so I should warrant paying an extra £150ish.
They will be set-up for track use, without being fully uncompromising for the road. He said it will be firm lol! But...
Your tracking COULD be fine. Mine is very slightly off centre, but I know the tracking is fine.
If you've just had coilovers fitted you will need the tracking done again.
+1. I was gobsmacked to be honest. All that effort and $$ on all your mods so far and you get the 'cheapest' (to phrase it nicely) suspension on the market :(