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Good stuff, good reply/explanation. Does make sense put that way! Can't argue with using TDF for the electronics, there's no-one down your way with that sort of ecu expertise/set-up for the Clio's.
You will not be disappointed with a yoz. So well designed, I had a race backbox and a stealth. Just switched them when the mood took, 5min job even for a numpty (ie me). Fits like a glove.
Shame, as despite appearances there's not a massive weight difference between a 3 and a 1 series. Just the 3 looks better (imo).
Cousin just ordered a 120 coupe, White with red interior. Used sanitary towel spec.
In reality, who cares what others think? If a 197 owner is happy with their car, that really is all that matters. Ditto a 200 owner, a trophy owner, even a Williams owner (when it works ;)).
If you're wheels were balanced and fine before the spacers, they'll still be fine. One thing has changed (the spacers), logical that they are the issue.
But surely you knew the limitations of your own product from day one? And also (I'm assuming/hoping) knew the power figures that you would be chasing? I don't understand why you'd talk about using this to develop the RS2 when it was never an option?
It's not lack of insight (but the...
Does seem a very odd choice after the blurb re. the rs2. I'll be honest, it almost comes across as a lack of faith in the product? How on earth can you say to a customer that the RS2 is a better option than ITB's now?