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Also, I wouldn't advise Polybushes. Standard items are more than upto the job, they're getting over 10 years old now, new OEM items, and it'll feel epic.
I wouldn't advise 2500's for a track car. They can't cope with the heat IMO. I cooked Vikki's 2500's at Combe in a 15minute session. 3000's atleast.
I'm also able to supply carbone Lorraine pads at very competitive prices :)
Don't worry, it's very often that non cup cars are sold as cups.
Tbh I see a SKODA splitter, so it's had that added by one owner at some point, so it could have the cup suspension (measure the bolts on the strut to hub, and it'll be either 54mm spacing or 60mm)
Yeh. Poly carbs in sunlight aren't fun. Mapping a car in sunlight on the rollers with no opening windows was utter HELL. I lost half my body weight through sweat that day.
The other thing I've just realised. I've paid to buy out my contract for a phone that I won't see for a month. In which I may aswell wait a f**king month to buy one.
I'm happy to time engines up that customers bring to me.
I will advise:
DO NOT use pattern parts, especially with gaskets and valves. Valves aren't cheap and it's generally cheaper to go for stuff like Supertech (I supply these at £360).
Get the head checked, it will most likely need new...