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Re: Steering wheel jumps around when road has bit of camber Been living with it for the time being but have no confidence chucking the car around corners etc., just annoying me now!

I bought it used, but if you buy a new one, there is a performance map on the RS Tuner that you can use.

Re: Steering wheel jumps around when road has bit of camber As far as I know yep. Could the track rod ends be causing this problem then?

Cheers Greeny, managed to make use of the driver you sent me in the end. Didn't want to risk using the .cals though and it being the wrong one for my car, so ended up purchasing one from Fastchip.

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Re: Steering wheel jumps around when road has bit of camber It was just the tracking I had done, I didn't receive a printout as I didn't have the camber and stuff looked at (suspension is standard). The steering does tend to centre itself along a straight road if turned and let go of.

Re: Steering wheel jumps around when road has bit of camber Tyre pressures are fine, good call though. I've had the tracking done (granted, a track rod end has a touch of play) and it did nothing tbh! He said it was toe-ing in quite a bit before he did it, and it's fine now... but it feels the...

Not a bad price either. If you fit them, get some pics up :)

Re: Droning noise coming from wheel when moving How did you/the garage test for the wheel bearing being fooked?

As above really, can be driving along the road in a straight line and when the surface changes sometimes or when there's a bump or bit of camber, I find myself wrestling with the steering wheel to keep it in a straight line. Not noticed this on any of my other cars. I know one of my track rod...

Seen them stationary on islands in the middle of the road, as if to catch speeders.

Noisy!

Nice! Really suits those wheels :)

The Impreza was fun in the snow, kicked it's arse out when you wanted it to but would drive literally anywhere in any amount of snow. It was almost up to the front grille at one point and it just drove through it! Panda looked better on coilovers but the handling just wasn't as good. Very...

Sorted it now. Had to get someone else to send me the VCI drivers, but it still didn't work. Eventually I had to restart my laptop, press F8 before it booted, choose 'Disable Driver Signature Enforcement' from the boot menu and try again. It then worked... it was to do with Windows trying to...

Does this thing ever get driven? Serious question.

I loved my first Clio too, that looked just how I wanted it. Another of my 172 from Trax 2010; Tinted fogs; Tinted fogs + headlights ;)

Yeah as above, keep your standard lights for MOT time, but don't let the legalities of xenons put you off :)

Been looking at a set myself, but I don't really use the fogs tbh lol. Have you got any more pics of them lit up?

The things that adjust the height of the beam.

Not sure mate, I think they were fairly expensive but you would get most of it back when you came to sell them.

If they're 182 xenons yes. If they're 172 xenons yes, but you can't plug the motors in. I just left mine unplugged.

Definitely get a genuine one mate. Worth the money.

Use your ph2 bend, I tried it with a ph1 one and it started rubbing a piece of metal through my ECU wires due to the ph2's electronic throttle body being wider than the ph1's cable type one. Not good!

Not a fan, as it stands, but your plans for it sound like you'll transform it. Look forward to seeing the finished result :) guessing it's sprayed rather than wrapped?

Nice mate, are the fogs not a bit too blue? Or are they properly white?

Cheers :) got it looking just how I wanted it to, then that was it. It was all worth it for that one photo though, love that pic.

Looks reet good on silver wheels. Very nice.

That's exactly what I need mate. Sent you a PM with my details :)

Yep, really suited Kev's white 197. He got them from the German eBay site iirc, if not try FK's website.