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Just the one pic for now:
Yes, they aint quite as good looking as the Turinis however I like them better than I thought I would. Emma prefers how it looks now over the Turinis.
Not really the look I had originally planned when I bough the car but hey.
Wheels arrived today. They look better than I thought they'd be.
Tried them on to make sure they fitted with no issues:
Unfortunately not gonna be able to get them fitted until next week but at least they fit (JUST) without spacers.
They are like the top ones.
The problem I have is that I have no way of testing without using spacers as I don't have any wheels that'll clear the calliper,
Turns out the Turinis are going to have to go.
With having to run spacers to clear the Mountune callipers I get a pretty bad vibration at 75mph and above. Tested it with the 5mm non-hubcentric spacers and 10mm hub centric spacers and its still there.
Disappointing as the car looks awesome on...
My rear speakers have a nice "rattling" sound coming from them regularly. Common issue over of FSTOC allegedly.
Rear door card removal required to see what the issue is though.
Its pretty cool tbh. Though be aware of where you park to take the pics.
The security guard doesn't like you parking in front of buildings in use. Not really an issue since most of them are to let.
Stopped off at Eurocentral to grab some post detail (By our Gally of course) photos. Unfortunately it was pi$$ing down so the pics were rather rushed. Anyway. 1 pic for just now whilst the rest upload:
Unfortunately I'm not in the best position to say if its worth it with the regards to how differently it drives over standard.
Our car was Mountuned @ 400 miles so I never got to open the taps on the standard setup.
From seeing various dyne printouts comparing the same car running standard...
Anyone that does track days got a setup for filming in POV?
Currently finding it difficult to get the height set correctly. My test vids a too high but obviously you can't really lower it too much otherwise it'll hinder driver's view.
They're still available. I had to replace one of my rears last week as I had an irreparable puncture on the inner sidewall (Damn tyre still had 6.5mm of thread, after 12500 miles, on it to)