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For the amount of engines produced there have been a hell of a lot of publicised failures, do the maths against something considered unreliable for example the F4R (we know its not but is stereotyped as unreliable...cause reno) but I'd bet the % of engine failures against engines produced the...

If I could go back I would have bought a 172cup over my 182 FF, mainly due to the amount of ABS issues I've had, as well as how rubbish the ABS is when actually working.

No problems here, you'll just need m10 eyelets for the front.

Pretty decent...turned it off when it got to "so my data then"

As above you'll be needing subframes and side mounts. To bolt the subframe to the car you'll be needing some high tensile fully threaded bolts and either use the old nuts or get some niloc nuts with collars. I used m8x60 8.8 tensile fully threaded screw from screwfix, you'll need strong washers...

I use the OMP 4M harness, comes with the important 3“ shoulder straps and is only £80 with 10% off at ybracing http://www.ybracing.com/omp-da508-da508-omp-racing-4m-harness-3-shoulder-straps-snap-hook-red-black-blue.html

Carling then yeah?

Ahh get you mate, we can get on the karts then and do some laps :up:

He just wants to show his new diff off, not jealous though honestly!

How come yours isn't going out on track?

Tough one Dave especially in a budget track car if that's what's its going to be, If I where to want a diff I'd sell my car and purchase a Clio with one already fitted as it would be a hell of a lot cheaper. You're not going to have much change from £2k fitting one new.

Great looking car, great pics and well constructed ad. :up:

For £1500 good luck!

Sounds good, over the Woodhead then? Unless @Gavin. meets us on the M62...

Aye, I should be ready to leave around 4pm. Does that suit with you guys @JamesBryan @Gavin.? I know we'll hit traffic though...

My gamer tag is phillyf21, get involved in some online racing once you've got the hang of it. :up:

This, I tried for a whole day trying to get the feckers off, took it to the garage and they where loose in seconds. People over tighten them when refitting is the issue, I've just nipped mine now.

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Look good let us know how they fit and perform. :up:

Glad you got it sorted, that little, cheap set of gripper sockets had got me out the sh*t a few times now.

Just pick up that, they look in good condition.

It'll just be marbling pick up, you get it when you go off the racing line, normally on a cool down lap. If you let it set it needs scrapping off. Or it could be your geo does need altering as above. Mine wears in the places you state but only slightly more than the rest of the tyre. Get a pic...

Very nice, see £4k gets you a decent GT with around 100k miles now on AT.

That's it mate, you want it more comfortable than the ep3 for a daily.

Have you gad a good drive in a FN2 Dan? They seem a bit of a bargain Atm.

I just used the below brackets, I fixed one to the bolt at the back of the subframe hand brake side, and one between my cage and OE seat belt mount. You would only need one though as you can use an eye bolt for the OE belt point by the drivers door, you'll need an m10 eye bolt with longest tread...

Very good for you, next project?

Haha, did it even see a track?

Think you've been watching to much Tokyo drift bro, lol.

Maybe try this...