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Do you mean pedal travel or stopping power of the pad?
Any road pad should have decent enough bite from cold.
Seized calipers can cause brake issues, especially the rears.
I think it was the exhaust manifold that was where it 'gained the 10bhp'.
Can't see there being any significant effects from just having one tail pipe/backbox.
Ahh yeah 😂
Thought you were taking into account the rears then.
I paid £130 for height setup all round and a proper string alignment. Best it's ever been.
That reading is in degrees and minutes.
The 0.39 is 39 minutes, so just over half a degree if you think of 60 minutes being 1 degree.
So the 7mm shim will give you pretty much 60 minutes, making both sides equal at one and a half degrees.
Could you measure the rack itself to see if it's central.
Take the boots off and measure how much is sticking out each side and adjust until it's equal both sides, that will give you your centre then...
Could you get the car on stands and spin the back wheels while someone lightly brakes?
Might not work with it not simulating road speeds, but could be worth a try.
I'd have said brakes too, but they're new so...
Another thing i noticed as well is that considering the bonnet is missing and this has been outside for 18 months, the engine bay looks in remarkable condition :unsure:
Carl's 100% not a nasty guy, i've met him a few times and seen his work on mates cars.
There's definitely more to it than this.
If it's been stored outside, what's to say someone might have come along and fucked about with it for laugh?