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Due to the increase in castor, when you turn either way, the increased strut angle ,make the inside wheel encounter more positive camber and the inside of the shocker top mount rubs the shock tower. There should be marking where it rubs.
The mod is jsut to remove some material in that area of...
Inaccurate in that it might be a few degrees off true, but they are so simple to manufactuer that there is no point making one that will misread by anything more than 4-5 deg.
And due to its nature, its accurate in its repeatability and comparability.
So id say its fine :D
And its gotta...
the wishbones are slightly diff, but fit, and are diff part numbers.
The ARBs are the same thickness and shape, use the same bushes and mountings, so they are the same i think, although the part number is different.
If you have ever used it on track then you will see that it will reach a higher peak than otehr oils, abuot 130 deg, and its motorway temps are circa 110 on all valvers i have seen using it.
It looses alot of viscosity with temp aswell.
And the handbook reccomends 10w40, but also gives you...
yes, easy job
an hour or so.
rears just fall out when you jack it up and undo the shocks.
FRonts you need to take the strut out, use a spring compressor, replace the springs, do it all back up.
the diveshaft differences between ABS and non ABS is a toothed ring that you slip on the end of the drive shaft....apart from that, they are identical. You can buy the rings for about 12 quid each.
the oil temp/level gauge is in the lower part of the block, near the dip stick. The one nxt to the filter is the pressure warning switch, and pessure is on teh rear of the block, right hand bottom side.