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You need to rub the battery really fast and hard like a genie is going to come out. This heat energy gives enough power to get over the threshold and it will then take a fast charge.
3 to 5 hours of rubbing should suffice.
Couple of readouts of my car, few years difference.
Can see my caster varied. Didn't notice any difference on the road, and its such a small amount. The car did eat balljoints for fun so I'd be checking yours anyway. Lemforder over Meyle on these IMHO.
Are the bushes alright on the...
Be careful with the bushes. I had some that made it so tight it wouldn't move into gear. Then I couldn't get them out again...
Cant remember where i got them from.
It's insane what a car being stood does. The corrosion on mine just from being off the road for less than a year has proper taken a hold. When it was used daily it wasn't nearly as bad
I never found the 197/200 brakes to be better than the mk2 in terms of stopping power, but they definitely cool faster.
Kind of makes sense as if you do the maffs 197/200 brembos have 5024mm2 piston braking area, whereas the standards have 2827.43 mm2. The sliders double the brake efficiency so...