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If you can't afford to get a Cup or Cup pack, save more or get something else.
No point missing out on the main selling point of them, they ain't that special without it and I'd probably buy something else tbh.
Finally got it out at KH, Some problematic front brakes made it interesting to say the least.
AST's feel great, could do with some tweaks but for an out the box setup they are fantastic, best mod I've done by far.
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They are a good do all but I don't really use them on track as they don't quite match a proper R tyre. Was running V70a's for the first time, properly impressed with them
Went to KH, car went well other than some fairly serious brake problems.
Need to tweak the setup a bit more but for what's essentially an out the box setup it's bloody superb!
Yeah, first time out on the new setup, looking forward to seeing how it goes on the softer road spec springs as well on the ASTs before I stick the stiffer rates on
Yup
Waste of money tbh, If they were 3/400 quid then id recommend them but not at their current pricing.
Yeah the lower dogbone really improved things, That and a yellow main insert would be my musts on a road trim one
I assume that's for direct oem replacement ones then?
Clio cup and Megane N4 has an uprated version which I use. I hope they arn't ended production of them as well
The amount of flex that these have is pretty mental, I certainly wouldn't put my trust in them in a big shunt, appreciate they are still made by corbeau but you get what you pay for. I had considered them but after trying them in a couple of cars I deceided against them and went for something else
RSRs are nothing on A048s though LOL.
I personally wouldnt bother regardless of how cheap they are you are massively compromising it's road capability running a full blown R tyre, particularly in this country.
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Flat foot shifting is just that, keep the foot planted and change gear, ignition cut usually.
Downshift rev matching is just like heel and toe except you don't have to blip the throttle, loads of stuff comes with it these days from the factory GT4 included however if you can actually drive...
Ah that seems a bit better then, I thought they were similar weight to the Megane.
Still a decent amount out it though, it doesn't look like you have went too racecar with the weight removal either?