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  1. frayz

    Pro race LT

    Ah right, that explains it. The PMS kit is designed to accommodate their 285mm x 26mm 2 piece kit and with that on the TD 1.2s won’t even go near without a substantial spacer. Spacers make my car drive like s**t so wasn’t prepared to entertain that or start grinding brand new calipers. Lol So...
  2. frayz

    Pro race LT

    I bought a set when my Brembos went on and Alex at AWM went to offer them up to my car. With the PMS 285x26 kit they wouldn’t go near. Wanted minimum of a 15mm spacer.
  3. frayz

    Pro race LT

    We’ll certainly not the ones I tried. You need a stupid massive spacer. 😕
  4. frayz

    Pro race LT

    Do the LTs fit over Brembos?
  5. frayz

    T. Turbo is back

    The solution always looks so simple and straightforward. The route getting there is often far from straight however. Great job fella. Instal looks clean. 🙂
  6. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Remember guys, if you want a set of these wheels at a discount you have till close of business today to place your order! 🙂
  7. frayz

    T. Turbo is back

    Ha, thats brilliant. Couldnt have come at a better time when youre trying to improve heat management. Pukka bit of kit :)
  8. frayz

    T. Turbo is back

    I'd read about Camcoat but not seen their work personally. I had my up/downpipes built in inconel and had them coated by Zircotec, which at the time was pretty state of the art. Ive seen the Thermomet stuff and its beautiful, but as you say, bloody expensive. Your other trick to use is double...
  9. frayz

    T. Turbo is back

    If you haven't already i can highly recommend getting blankets for both the turbocharger and the pair of gates, Zircotec coating, heat shielding and Nomex/Firesleeve covering fluid lines is pretty much the only way to do it properly. 99% of any turbocharged build is proper heat management, im...
  10. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Right wheels!!! I’ve managed to hopefully make this much simpler for all, @Brigsy @Iranian Pudding Anyone wanting a set can call up Russ at Motorsport Tools and mention my name and get 5% off a set of X3MAs and half price delivery delivered to your door. The catch… It’s only a valid offer...
  11. frayz

    2005 RB 182 Cup

    🫣
  12. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Right so I’ve got back from MST and the most they can offer me is 5%. Which isn’t a great deal, but if I’m buying them any way, money off is money off. As it stands; MST are £681 a set (£720 delivered) Ktec are £703 a set plus delivery Rally nuts are £942 a set plus delivery With 5% off from...
  13. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Yes good bite from cold and work well. They don’t have that ultimate hard stopping that the metallic pads do as you say they’re an endurance compound, but they don’t destroy wheels and are very linear in use. Shame you’re not local mate as you would be more than welcome to try mine for feel...
  14. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    I’m using Pagid RS2 now as they’re organic so you don’t get the wear and metallic fallout from the carbon metallic pads. Massive bite, constant feel and low wear. The down side is the cost at near £300 a set but if offset that with the fact I’m not buying them as often. They’re silent all the...
  15. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    @Brigsy Isn’t the pad area smaller on the Wilwoods compared to the Brembo? Also do you get the same pad options with the Wilwood as I always imagined they would be quite limited?
  16. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Drop me a PM or easier if you DM me on Instagram mate. Happy to help if I can. Cant help much with your mrs though, you’re on your own there. 😅
  17. frayz

    Frayz's Inferno 182 - Back in the old flame

    Not much to update, but i decided on the weekend to sell my Turinis. Took some pics, put them up for sale and less than 24 hours later they had been paid for and gone. (GULP - what have I done!???) I’m pretty much set on another set of X3MAs as there really isn’t anything else that fits or...
  18. frayz

    Almost 32 Years Old

    Lol. Is that it for another 4 years or plan to get her out a bit more often?
  19. frayz

    Almost 32 Years Old

    Remember tearing around in these in period. Lol. Drive it much?
  20. frayz

    Dos and don’ts for storage in garage

    Handbrake off On axle stands if possible Battery on ctek charger/conditioner Damp trap or bowl of dehumidifying salts inside. Soft cover if possible.
  21. frayz

    Subaru 22b on Collecting Cars

    I imagine the shorter chassis with all the group a / WRC bits on with active diffs and all the trimmings probably worked to a degree, although it was never the dominating car in competition it was supposed to be. As a road car the shorter chassis just felt horrid to me and many other Ford folk i...
  22. frayz

    Subaru 22b on Collecting Cars

    I dont hate it, its just crap to drive. Slow, doesnt handle, crap build quality, chassis didnt work as it was too short, the sierra was significantly better. Just a hugely overrated car. I get that its cool to look at and ive always been a Ford fanboy, hell ive worked for them for the last 23...
  23. frayz

    Subaru 22b on Collecting Cars

    Agreed, 22B is nothing special but the Escort Cosworth is way shitter, it wouldnt see which way a 22b went! Doing so would mean you'd have to drive the Escort and that's a disappointment you really don't want. Bolt one to the wall and look at it, best thing for it. :D
  24. frayz

    Subaru 22b on Collecting Cars

    Certain JDM imports had a 25 year hold on them. Once reaching 25 years they can be legally used in the US.
  25. frayz

    Subaru 22b on Collecting Cars

    Haha. I remember turning these down left right and centre at £25k. Didn’t want one then and don’t want it now. Fair play to anyone who has one that’s now £150k up. 😅👌🏼
  26. frayz

    197/200 Brembo Conversion - Wheel Fitment Guide

    Reported 7.2kg for the Braids vs 6.5kg for the X3MA
  27. frayz

    197/200 Brembo Conversion - Wheel Fitment Guide

    For me its either another set of X3MAs or some Braid Fullrace.
  28. frayz

    197/200 Brembo Conversion - Wheel Fitment Guide

    This thread has reminded me i should really flog my Turinis and buy another set of 15s. There still isnt a great deal of choice is there.
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