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Well I was looking through some pics and realised that my time on CS is captured in pictures:
June 2004 my nice new 182 when I commuted 600+ miles per week:
A CS meet at Crail in 05, back when Ali and Alan had 1.2's and Ally had his Monaco and Rufus had his cup:
Peebles during a Sep...
This is what I run and it's awesome as a fast road setup.
Turn in is sharper, more feedback through the wheels and handles very well.
Can get the koni's for about £400 - £450 think. I bought mine 2nd hand on ebay and they're in perfect working order.
only pics I've taken with it so far were yesterday evening at my folks, all using auto settings
Ivy taken through a window at full zoom:
Squirrel taken through a windown at full zoom:
Flower taken indoors on macro mode:
Some very quick snaps taken whilst playing around with the...
You need to measure the diameter to give an idea of the bolt size.
Camber bolts are smaller than the existing bolts otherwise they wouldn't work, here's a link to eibach ones for a 172/182 from ktec:
http://www.k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=1100&appid=2
Look the same to me
I've just bought a Fuji Finepix s1900 super zoom camera to see how I take to photography, didn't want to go all out and get an expensive DSLR just yet.
So far I'm impressed it's got manual settings to get the hang of and I've discovered I can get filters / wide angle lenses etc for it too.
I...
Ran it with -2.5deg camber up front for a year before I fitted camber bolts and new track rods.
Fitted the sportlines, konis and new top mounts together felt OK but was compromised by the very slight wear in the track rods.
Ran the konis at their softest for about a year and they were a bit...
I've got a fast road setup on my phase 2 172
Lowered on Eibach Sportlines, with Koni adjustable shocks and camber correction bolts.
Settings as follows: Front camber -0.5deg, toe -0.05deg
Rear camber -1.4deg, toe 0.16deg
Damping up front is 1.25 rotations from the softest setting
Damping...