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But basically, they bolts traight on, the calipers, discs, but you also need the bolts from the 16V. And no need for the master cylinder.
If you keep the drums, no need ot worry about brake balance.
Come on guys, dont get me wrong.
I dont have to comment on the looks as they do look awesome, they do sound awesome....but me being me, looks and sound isnt what its all about, and i understand some people are more than happy with the whole package......maybe i ask too much.
I love the...
The main funcion of coilovers is to provide the ability to change the ride height and corner weights of the vehicle without taking the dampers off.
Its simply a tighter wound spring which hugs the damper closer and the springs seat is adjustable since the body of the shock is threaded you can...
FORTE stuff is harsh, but good.
Fuel additives, especialyl diesel....ergh lol!
Ben, you could get forte from jsut about any decent sized garage.
The F7 engine makes alot of tappy noises so to the average ear it all sounds rather similar. If a tappet goes it goes, its no major engine killer.
Pesonally i dont like progressive springs because by the time your into the harder poundage your well into your suspension travel and your safety dynamic geometry changes are well underway.
I prefer a straight linear poundage spring that lowers to the amount you want.
But it depends what...
They could, but its all down to whether its worth them finding a pad material that wont stick to cast iron once rust has formed the bond between the 2 items. The stopping the production line, cleaning it, putting the new raw materials in.
They might of decided its cheaper to let the punters...
No need to drill holes.
Just get some 73mm ducting from the existing inlet to the front duct with the blanking on.
Oh, and you got an RT...plenty more space to do the same.
You mean the shroud?
I would keep it on, it seals the front from the rear and is what seperates them. Without it air wouldnt flow form a high to low pressure area.