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Not sure I'm afraid, probably somewhere that can repair computers.
I'm assuming that the data is stored on the various chips, so if they are damaged you'll have lost that information.
For a cup you'll need a cup box or a phase 1 box as they have a speedo output, the others use the abs sensor which you don't have.
Possibly a rebuild might be the best option.
I've just got back from visiting a friend in Dubai where we hired one of these :evil:
I can't describe how quick it was. We took it up to 240kph where is was still pulling harder all the time!
• Racing Extension Pipes (75mm) • Racing Center Pipe (75mm x2 - 85mm) • Intercooler Pipe Kit...
Re: Wheels similar is design to OZ Superleggera, Team Dynamics 1.2, Speedline Turinis
I'm not sure what a Dutch dealer has to do with wheels... ;) but I'd be interested to know weights too.
Re: Wheels similar is design to OZ Superleggera, Team Dynamics 1.2, Speedline Turinis
I've no idea, I might send an enquiry.
Looking at the order form, they do different colours and finishes too.
Re: Wheels similar is design to OZ Superleggera, Team Dynamics 1.2, Speedline Turinis
True enough, but it wouldn't be too much work to spray them if you really wanted them.
Have you looked at compomotive too? I can't remember if they do anything like you're after.
It's only really a problem with supercharged cars, the rotrex needs something like 30bhp to run, which is coming from the belt driven by the crank pulley.
Re: Wheels similar is design to OZ Superleggera, Team Dynamics 1.2, Speedline Turinis
Have a look at Braid.
http://www.braid.es/wheels/products/competition-wheels_p8/racing-monoblock-wheels_p22.html?page=2
As the Bear is saying, it's at fred's because he's as anal as I am.
The way i look at it is, for what it cost me, even if I have to have the parts built into a new block, it's cheaper than starting from scratch.
TDF are going to map it as well.
I'm pretty sure the v3's are only adjustable in the low range Robbie, the high speed is pre-set.
They are calling them three way but including the height adjustment.
http://www.kw-suspension.co.uk/variant-3.htm
For four way you'll be needing to look at things like penske or ohlins I'd have...
Three way if you include the height adjustment, he means damping adjustment.
Anyway, the three way kit is a bit more than I remembered!!!
http://www.kw-suspension.co.uk/competition/products.php?vid=189