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All sounds good but I think a cooler in the return line is what will make the kit if possible. What heat sleeve are you using? Goodridge Firesleeve or similar?
I had one made for my Impreza that was in white delrin which looked/felt superb. More classic lightbulb shape in profile.
I may explore that idea at some point.
Yeah I’d rather delrin than something metallic in these temps 😅
Cheers mate.
Truth be told, it’s something I’m still not quite sure of either, however in the metal I think it looks better than the photos suggest, and I hope that it looks more at home once the seats/steering wheel are in.
The actual knob I think is slightly too small in your hand and feels...
Thanks chap. To be honest I can’t say how well it feels with the diff yet as I drove home from Alex with my OE gearbox in the back. So it was a very steady drive home.
Looking forward to having a play in it and exploring its new balance with the rear bar too. I’ve got quite a few bits left to...
So I collected WZD from AW Motorworks this evening. I really didn’t fancy swapping gearboxes and doing beam bushes in this weather. So Alex was once again entrusted to take care of proceedings.
Super knowledgable, reliable and friendly. Alex is always a pleasure to deal with and I can highly...
Personally id go with the Pure cat or as @bloke says.
Get a cheap Cat with a pair of flanges fitted and a centre box with the same flanges fitted to the same dimensions. Then its just a case of 4 nuts/bolts come MOT time.
If youre wanting something even slicker. Buy a pair of V-bands and have...
The need for new platforms is basically packaging. Its a lot harder and overall less efficient for the vehicle design to try and cram it in an existing platform. The "Roller skate" type layout keeps all the batteries and powertrain low in the vehicle and provides the best driving dynmics. You...
Lets be honest here, this type of car isn't aimed at the likes of us, the normal car enthusiast. They're aimed at the normal car driving family, and as much as we don't like it, electric cars are coming and the market deems that SUVs and crossovers are what the bulk of the car buying public are...
Dropping WZD back to Alex @ AWM this evening for some more love in the form of the following:
Rebuilt gearbox with Quaife ATB diff
PMS shifter
Whiteline rear beam bushes
PMS 19mm rear ARB.
Hopefully the above should sharpen the cars focus up nicely :)
I have Recaro Pole Position ABEs to go in mine which are specifically designed to sit a 3 point inertia reel belt. I'll be making a fixing bracket to fit the pretensioners to so they slide with the seat runners.
3 laps on a full Trackday is a bloody expensive way to track the Ring. Sounds like they’re as bad a TF days now.
The fitment on that splitter was dreadful Rob. Does anyone else make one that fits properly?
The car looks absolutely mega, glad you’re enjoying it. :)
Massive thanks to Alyn @ AS Performance for the box of goodies that arrived for the Clio today. I’ve been purchasing my performance parts from Alyn for almost 15 years now and his knowledge and customer service is unlike any other I’ve experienced. Over the years I’ve never found anyone to get...
A2/A4 is the grade of stainless steel, short for 302/304 with 304 being classed as marine grade.
To be honest, all the lad on those mounts is not really on the hardware as all they really do is stop the dampers falling out when the wheels are unloaded. The stainless ones would have been fine id...
Titanium for the most part won’t react with anything in terms of corrosion. The only issue you can have is galling and micro welding of the surfaces if you were to crank the hell out of them.
I always use Finish Line Ti Prep on Ti fasteners and have never had any issues at all.
They will be more than adequate mate. Not quite the yield strength of a 10.9 tensile steel hardware however more than up to the job of stopping your dampers falling off. That's the same stuff my wheel bolts are made from ;)
Bilt Hamber DEOX gel, followed by Electrox primer and a liberal coating of Dynax UB.
That will certainly take care of it for now and stop the rust from going any further. You will need to do a thorough job of it though.
Good to catch it now :)