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im pretty sure the 172 cup shocks are different to the normal 172 ones, slightly stiffer. wish i had kept the original sales brochure i had when i bought my cup new years ago.
the op doesnt state when in 2008 it was changed, could of been january, so could be 5 years in circa 4 months.
the cambelt snapped on my ph1 after 4 years and 10 months, it had done 30k in that time. actually it was more the failure of the aux pulley that caused the belt to snap, bet...
spotted today at 1.10pm at the traffic lights at the holiday inn at craigleith, i was in my iceberg ph1. first time iv seen another ph1 for over 6 months. looked good. :cool:
id look for the very best u can find, pay more for a good one thats had the work done rather than buying cheap and spending a fortune on bits yourself. as said cam and aux belt kits done with proof is a must, trust me you dont want a snapped belt, i know, it happened to me. rust on rear...
Cheers guys. No more pics at present will need to take some. Last week I finally got round to getting the eibachs fitted, really transform the handling plus looks better with a subtle drop. Also got the tracking done as it was pulling slightly to the left but it's spot on now. Goodridge hoses...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/16-Oz-F1-Cup-Wheels-Multi-Stud-/200805386109?pt=UK_CarParts_Acc_Wheels_tyres_Rims_Car_Wheels_ET&hash=item2ec0ef077d#ht_1098wt_92
Would be nice refurb'd in silver on my ph1 :p
I reckon they will go up in value, if it's mint and low miles/ original etc, as long as your prepared to store it for about ten years or more. I remember Sierra cosworths being sold for around 3 grand back in 1995 now they are going up and up in value