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yeah gutted, not had an issue with them before, loved them but I'm going to use cheaper stuff now and just have fun :)

Not much to update, not tracking it at the moment as money is needed elsewhere, Clio will be sold later in the year but hopefully get a few days out before then. AR1s which probably won't make it onto the car lol The last tack day resulted in this........ Brand new discs and ds1.11 pads...

Wow, coming together quickly! Slow it down and enjoy the build, I loved doing mine, still find the odd job to do that I don't really need lol best of luck with it

I'd go ahead, on track I've had the same federals on for two years and regularly put new 888s on the front, no complaints, I'd always put the best tyres on the front.

Congratulations, life's over now!! :tongueout: Clio will great to look forward too when you've got some spare cash again :up:

I use these, cheap and very comfortable to me http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=331117473218&globalID=EBAY-GB

Avoid RC6, don't last and wreck paint work, two track days out of mine, never again! XP10s are great pads but again, unbelievably dusty, I had XP8s and ditched them for carbotech Bobcats on my Evo, great fast road pads and not dusty at all, not tried them on track.

Their customer service is s**t and delivery painfully slow but my pair were £162 delivered from JJC and that was paying extra to NI

Yes, my car had been sitting idle for days, alarm went off and the door card was on fire, started with the switch!

Aren't the harness points meant to be on their own and not on a seat bolt?

Oh that looks fun :)

Thanks Andy, I have a pair of AR1s here, it'll be a while until I use them though. Funny, I found the NS-2Rs screechy too, it's a Nankang thing lol Not going off is the reason I bought them, other reviews said they didn't turn to chewing gum as soon as 888s, mine last for about 10 laps and I...

I had the same issue, had to file it, didn't need much, It was odd as mine were used on another car with no issue.

I'd advise going 5 or 6 point, I ran 4 points for a while and had some movement and never really felt fully comfortable. I added a fifth belt and I'm now firmly in place with no movement and very comfortable after being wary about a belt round the unmentionables! Car's looking fantastic :up:

Side of your helmet, PoV is great IMO

For the money they're fantastic, sidewalls were a bit soft for me in the front but can't at all :)

just a pair, my original rear RS-Rs have done 11 track days and still have plenty of life in them, I didn't like them on the front but are great on the rear

The AR1s finally came

Worth a go, I'll have a search for one......oh I'll look forward to changing that lol

They do 10 track days a year there, I only missed two last year, already missed one this year, I wanted to do them all! Travelling to another track somewhere is something I need to do :)

Yeah I like it but it's short ~1.5 miles, one corner flat in fourth, couple of heavy stops, lacks elevation change though.

Thanks mate, here's a pic of the wiring, it's 25MM square cable, it's thicker than the bits of cable that were on the plug originally. if it was down to wiring or motor it wouldn't do it all the time though? the more you turn the assistance on the smoother it drives but then it loses the weight...

I go to Kirkistown in NI, not much choice over here! Yes, royally F'd off about my brakes so no more track fun for a while :(

I've a feeling the rack may have something to do with it. Good luck :)

I've a mate who just can't fathom my love for them, he actually threw his hands up and struggled to get a word out when he saw it lol I'm eccentric apparently :)

yes! maybe it's just the short arse making it feel like people are trying to get in :)

I thought the same when I first saw it. So many people smile at it and approach us talk about it :)

I've already been told by one tester that over here the front door Windows must be glass, no fixed polys :grin:

I'm thinking about ditching the rest of the interior/roof liner, my loom's as skinny as it can be as I need the locks etc :) Next hurdle is mot next month, I think I'm just going to put it through with the polys and chance it :grimacing:

The brabus roadster is awesome, feels a lot faster than it is, getting on a bit now though and hard to find a good one