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Good work. It's nice to see you're taking time getting the panel gaps correct. When mine was repaired the gaps were shocking... the garage clearly didn't give a s**t and I was left re-aligning it all myself on the drive.
as above, slightly boomy at 70 but not at all intrusive. Can happily have the stereo volume on 10 and hold a conversation with your passenger at 70.
It really is very similar sounding to the standard system.
Thanks chaps.
I've only ever heard good reviews about the rainsports in the wet... but what are they like in the dry? It's between the Hankooks and the Uniroyals I think...
I've always used Michelin but they're far too expensive in my size, especially as I need 4... so please offer your thoughts on the following and suggest which one you would go for.
TOYO T1-R
UNIROYAL RAINSPORT 2
HANKOOK V12 EVO
I had it on my old 182 with the silencer and standard cat. It wasn't much louder than standard, which is exactly what I wanted.
My car was the development car, so myself and David recorded several videos around the lanes with and without the silencer... not sure if these ever made their...
nice thread.
Just out of interest, when you pulled the OS chassis leg over do you have a jig for it... or just pull it until it's what you consider straight?
On Monday 30th August... Racing Blue 182 Cup, British plate (LV05 if I remember correctly) in Southern Spain parked up outside the shops just off the A7 to Marbella.
It had a CS sticker in the rear window. Nice long drive you've done there!
I passed in my left hooker Focus CMax hire car :dead:
Especially not for rear springs... they just pull out with little effort.
I used compressors for the fronts, just to be on the safe side as the 1*2 springs do still have compression in them.