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what ever you do, dont buy v maxx coilovers. they are very poor, give an uncomfortable ride and are borderline dangerous when cornering / driving hard.
Yes, yes it is true. Air creates lift under a motorsport vehicle. Lift is bad, the less air under the car the better. Bernoulis therum plays a big part in this, long story short tue lower the better.
For proof of this have a look at any rally car that's in a tarmac rally or any brittish...
You must be silly low at the back to get rear rake.
IIRC you want to have about 15mm front rake for the best set up. If it's a dedicated track car you want to go as low as possible. If it's used on brittish roads I would recommend 45mm front 30mm rear ish.
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ha, your a funny guy.
considering purchasing the launch control map for 1/4 mile, then i can switch between the 98 RON map and the launch control 98 RON map when necessary.
was wondering if it worth it?
pipewerx are very good, however the only time i would go custom would be for a car that you cant get an exhaust for. like a 20vT BAM engined MK2 golf a mate had. apart from that i wouldnt recommend custom really,LL or powerflow especially.
i cant speak for prospeed because i have never seen one...
the oz's are known for bending and warping. thats why id recommend the 2118's. although they are heavier they are a stronger wheel and wont bend as easily
most on this forum will recommend speedline 2118's in 15 inch fitment. they are strong wheels, wont bend or warp and the 50 profile tyres make for a cheap track days
this is a flange, and yes i do know what they are seen as i fit / weld them to low carbon steel pipework on a daily basis.
seems you dont seem to know what a flange is, although the fact that its a "flange" has nothing to do with anything.
my point was that hub centric spacers bolt to the hub...
dont rate custom exhausts at all unless they are built my pipewerx over Manchester way. (the lad that owns pipewerx used to own blue flame exhausts)
i have seen alot of custom exhausts rust / sh1t baffles / crack / fall off cars etc. powerflow are the worst ones, long life are slightly better...
erm, they are not hubcentric spacers chaps. hubcentic spacers bolt direct to the hub, then the wheel bolts to the spacer.
if you have bought regular spacers that require longer bolts i would remove them quick time, bloody hedge finders.
i hope they are this type;