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R-sport ECU
ITG panel filter
Loving caress from Rentech Mike's big hands every 6k from new
Brembo HC discs
Goodridge lines
Castrol SRF fluid
Pagid blue pads
67k hard driven miles
Removed acoustic valve
K-tec stealh exhaust
Pretty Yozzasport decat
15" Yoko A032
It was f***ing hard work keeping up with these guys...the only place I had anything was down both straights (I lost that advantage though if I screwed up Graham Hill bend) and on the brakes into Paddock.
I got about 5 laps of them all flying round - I bet you all wish you could've overtaken...
Allegedly it's just the different offset on the wheels, with no changes to the hubs...but that doesn't explain why it gains more at the front than the back.
Either it's the same front and rear, or something else has changed that affects it.
There's plenty more to come mate...
I've got 5 minutes of me chasing down 4 MK1's, then getting in the middle of the pack for the last lap...looks really good seeing the 4 of them flying round :)
Better late than never...
Sadly this was the only time I found myself behind Jeremy all day, and we managed barely a lap before he pulled over to cool down.
Good fun though, especially watching him/it work through Paddock :D
Clicky...
I've got some footage I'm editing at the moment of me chasing Jeremy at Brands Hatch last Monday - sadly we barely had a full lap before he cooled and went off.
Down the straight he'd pull a little, but whatever he took from me I could more than take back on the brakes.
For £10.00 less you can get these from here, and unless you're an absolute track demon, you'll not find a great deal better.
Highly recommended...
YS011 Clio 172 / 182 / Cup / Trophy Ferodo DS2500 Front Package inc. Moquip Braided Hoses Details
Package consists of:
2 x Brembo 280mm...
Nice write up Lee - this one is going to run and run and run.
For the record...I disagree.
It felt good sure, and the "instructor" I had gave me absolute free rein to press on - it did and does move about near/on the limit, and yep, it's quite nicely adjustable mid-corner - but quicker...
Harder pressures on the front mean less grip, lower pressures on the back mean more grip = even more understeer.
I agree with Batman - do it the other way round.