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I went to a local forums Rolling road day to see how healthy the Clio was.....answer is very!
176/160 for a 2002 track beaten Cup, very happy! It did three almost identical runs too :smile:
Why expert over futura? Just being nosey, I really like my futuras, one of the most comfortable seats of it's type imo......wonder if they're next to be binned?!
I wanted the catches themselves to sit flush on the bonnet and not on a curve, so placed them and then worried about placement of the pins afterwards, bit daft but it worked out ok.....although I did have to bend the drivers side one to work! I'll take a pic tomorrow under the bonnet :)
I just gave them a quick wipe! The old ones didn't look too good so these are great.
Kirkistown is the only one that has regular track days, Bishopscourt has a great circuit but not been on it as they don't do track days at all, and there's Nutts Corner that runs Rally Sprint series I will enter...
Just make sure the car's fit and healthy and you've got friction material on your pads and just go enjoy it! Good luck :)
Ooohh, how hardcore are the RC8?!
brembo hc front and oe rear discs are well up to the job and will be cheaper, George on here will sort you. I wouldn't put anything made by ebc on my car, ds2500 are good but I've found the limit of mine and would like something better, interested in carbine Lorraine rc6 or carbotech xp8
Thanks, I bought NS-2Rs from reading on here they were stiffer, but yet to try them, very happy with the current RS-Rs now I have a tyre pressure they seem to like (28.5 cold), if the nankangs perform about the same with less odd tyre wear I'll be very happy!
it's a bit worrying they state the rsr sidewalls are stiffer than ham the ns2r, I find rsr sidewalls way too soft and have to run high pressures to stop them folding over :(