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Mine scrubs a tiny bit on 205's 😅 How are you getting 215's under 😂

Could well be. Either way it's a clutch job 😅

Will be ok short term, but it'll get louder and/or potentially fail the bearing at some point. I'd look at getting it done in the next month or so at least.

A strong mix of G101 or Surfex HD usually does it.

Clutch release bearing I'd say. They're not brilliant on these. How old is the clutch? I get that slight judder too sometimes, doesn't feel concerning though. I've put it down to worn mounts/bushes.

Running it with no oil probably didn't help 😅 Those Ford mod engines are crazy over engineered. The 5.0 Coyote will take massive power with just a piston and rod upgrade.

Yeah he's finding the weak points now the power is being turned up. He's got a deposit on an SMX I believe.

Get an iron and tar remover on it first.

Great guy, Steve. His Chevy wagon is crazy fast.

Ahh yours is a bit different then i think. I have no lights on the dash, no error codes and no limp mode. My pedal and throttle body look to working properly on the live data i've seen. Even did a track day the other week, faultless.

Used them a few times on their ebay page for small quantities when Orbital were expensive for delivery.

Well this is weird... Just seen this and i have what i think is a similar thing on my 182. Does it once warm, cruising at say 30mph in 3rd i get like a slight juddering feeling but once i apply any throttle it clears up. Will do it in any gear between 2-3k rpm. Is that what yours is doing?

I'll fire you a message later in the week to let you know if Sat/Sun.

Want me come and look at the weekend?

Stick my plates on it and go for a drive 😅

Yeah inside and then where it bolts to the rack.

Worth checking for play in the steering column. @Beauvais Motorsport seems like he's clued up on this sort of stuff from the posts i've seen.

Wet after you've washed it.

Turning the PC off at the wall shuts it down faster. Tune in next week for more quick tips.

It's good stuff. Requires the first application to be spread on with a damp microfibre (although I do this for every application with Gyeon Wet Coat)