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AI is a little off yeah.

Just done the Ginettas too.

Considering it's about £200 in labour to fit, £600 isn't bad for a rebuild depending what it needed. Cheaper to get a 2nd hand one though like you say.

Looks mega that Craig! What is that hanging down under the car on the front shot?

It may have a bit more assistance with pad compared to wheel, but it's far from easy i'd say. I know what @Silent_Scone is saying about it looking like it's on rails too. Cars just seem to turn a lot sharper than they do when i use a wheel.

Oh so it was run pretty much dry. That's not good. It'll need stripping down to see what the damage is then.

Sounds more like the drive shaft to me.

Broken diff bearings, not heard that one before. I'm sure Mark will know what it is if you can describe the symptoms of the problem.

Yeah i saw a few at around £97-98 a tyre at one point. Tempted to try those Nankang AR-1.

How much for 4 Toyo's?

Used plenty of normal sockets with my 3/8" Milwaukee and not had a problem tbh. Not recommended obviously.

I think it's similar yeah.

Anyone using a T300RS wheel with this? Tried it last night and the FFB is terrible, can't feel what the car is doing at all.

Lol that'll do your suspension some good.

Looking forward to trying it out on the weekend.

There is a rating system that's meant to allow certain people into certain lobbies based on their ability and risk to others. Guessing it will take time.

What tyres you got?

There's only one guy that springs to mind when you say East Midlands and that's Jim White at White Details. Check him out on YouTube, top quality work! He's booked up for months in advance though.

Not wrong there mate :weary:

Downloaded yesterday, looking forward to trying it out. Had a quick look through the menus this morning, looks fresh.

Not sure, but the leak down test should tell you.

Should be fine that mate.

Yeah, good driver too.

CleaR is @AdamR on here.

He's £30 an hour and he said to me a Clio is about 2 hours to do.

Adam is booked up 3 months in advance normally.

What you trying to say about Phil haha

Without scales you won't know where you're at really. Looks wise you won't go far wrong the way I said.

Last night by the sound of it.

Thinking about it too much 😂 I just go off the centre of the arch to the ground all round. The rear being 10mm higher than the front. Shouldn't matter where you take the measurements from as long as it's consistent all round.