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You can get everything from ktr, but it's a lot more expensive.
Personally, ds2500's aren't great for track use. Fine for fast road, but as soon as you start using them in anger on track they over heat quickly. DS3000's are more suited to track but less civilised on the road.
Induction kits...
10mm on the top. 16mm near the block, then a 13mm on the side of the 10mm threaded bar. Slacken off the 13 and the 16mm tighten the 10mm until the belt is tight, then retight the 13 and the 16.
None of the roller bearings have come out so he'll be fine. Just fit a new drive shaft,
Remove the remainder of the bolt holding in the plate and put in a new one. Sorted.
Actually according to henk, it would still work on his car if he bought the same RSTuner back. As I questioned about doing 2 of my own cars back in the day I didn't want to have to keep buying licences. He said it would work fine between the 2 vehicles.
Bilsteins are very good for the money. Leagues above the likes of Gaz and SPAX. The key to getting them good is corner weighting. My Monaco was on bilsteins, RARB, and PE2's. And caught and out handled a cup that was caged and on r888's with Gaz suspension at Bedford last year.
Guess what the problem is ;)
Yeh, he couldn't solve it on mine a few years back. Just stopped replying to my emails. So I took the RSTuner map off, problem solved.