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I've done 17k in my 200 now & have had the front calipers appart two times in that time. & the rears once (which were properly stuck on the N/S).
Easy enough job, just take your time, otherwise you'll f*ck the pins. sprayed some WD(or similar) on the pins the night before which seemed to help.
I've got to say contrary to what's been put on here, I've always found PZero's pretty noisey & that they haven't worn any better. Only my experiences ofcourse.
Mine pops all the time on over run & sometimes on gearchanged, mines a standard system with the silencer removed..
The pop & bangs map is a bit gheyyy in my. & I'm not convinced it won't eventually have adverse effects for the motor.
See for me, pulling in the wrong gear is driving like a plum. We all know you have to work these engines, theres bugger all down the bottom end anyway.
Just change down - problem solved.
A lot of people go on about this flat spot & yeah it is there. But you have to drive like a plum to find it IMO.
Mine pulls strong through every gear when driven right & i've got the silencer removed which is 'supposed' to make it worse.
When starting it up, let it run for a minute & mine...
A lot of that is chassis & tyre performance though I meant more as in overall power - speed etc. Maybe I should have made it more clear. They are still only marginally faster than a decent caterham on race rubber, which in my book doesn't make it all that fast for a national championship...