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Tbh, there's not really a lot of 'meat' around that part that's failed considering the load it has going through it. Obviously works though, but not designed for the twisting force that's been put through it.
You need to shorten the coolant pipe slightly and I also slotted the header tank mounting bolt holes to move it further across. Works! I'll send you a pic of that when I send the battery relocation stuff.
It's also important to remember your pissing in the wind if you don't have your car corner weighted once you fit coilovers. Same can be said for the roll centres. If they're miles out the damper and roll bars are immediately working significantly harder than they should be.
Yes mate they're on car adjustable. Fronts are top adjustable and the rears have a collar at the bottom of the shaft. I can get the 2's at half right money as well.
The pulsar plenum ain't actually that bad tbh Steven. I used one to fabricate my custom inlet plenum for my turbo vauxhall engine. Happily did 420hp @2 bar!
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If your struggling to find someone to do the timeserts let me know and I'll point you in the right direction mate. They use the proper timeserts as well = far superior to w**k helicoils.
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Or use an impact gun to tighten them mate. A squirt of loctite around the top of the nut once it's tight also works.
Yeah pretty much mate. It's either a manufacturing defect in the materials or a malfunction inside the gearbox causing it to lock up and snap the weak link. All imo of course tony.
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If you use timeserts and fit them properly you'll be fine mate. They won't come out at all. Worth the money mate especially for the weight saving of the ally block imo.
You can make the hoses up yourself if you know what fittings to buy Grant89. It's just a case of searching through earls/goodridge catalogues and ordering the stuff up. Earls will sort you out with the right pipe if you give them a bell. All really helpful chaps.
You'll need to do some port matching to get it to fit mate i'd imagine and iirc you'll have to drill another hole as the bolt pattern to mount it to the head is different. Only one hole different though, the others line up. It's obvious when you see them side by side.