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The beams are also chocolate and do flex/deflect. The pure motorsport stiffening kit will reduce that a good amount and in theory, your geo should remain consistent.
Yeah you should be alright then tbh as movement is not so much with those spring rates. Mines quite a bit lower than yours as well, but I have the front roll centres corrected so I can get away with it.
When you lower the rear the angle that the beam sits at is altered, so if the beam is machined with the camber and toe in mind for a set ride height it changes. Not dramatically, but it definitely changes.
Chassis legs mate - not subframe. You've got to be very very low at the front though. Mine was doing it one year when I was at the nurburgring.
Whats your Ast spring rates? My kw's that were fitted were 60n, so about 335lbs. Too soft by a country mile for track work.
The wiring/component would set on fire before that popped tbh mate. I'd go with a 200/250A mega fuse personally. That's what I use in mine and never had an issue.
The front roll centres are the ones to focus on tbh as that's where the biggest gains in handling improvements come from. The extender pins like the vw/Audi boys use aren't especially good when combined with Clio hubs. They elongate the bottom hole on standard ball joints, so you just increase...
In a perfect world the wishbones need to be sloping down from the subframe to where they locate in the bottom of the hub, as in centreline of the securing bolt to the centreline of the bottom ball joint pivot. You can run them parallel with the ground though. Is your car as low as it is in your...
Well you will leave yourself open for the smart arse comments! Flol! Tbh, the resetting of them doesn't bother me anyway. I've done it that many times I know how much to move the track rods to get very close to the desired setting. I also have a string setup that hangs off the car. That's the...
Yes mate optical ones. They work very well on all the lowered cars I've done with mine mate. Never had an issue transporting them either!
Lets not forget they have the conversion table on them as well - ideal if your s**t at maths! Flol!
There will be improvements from having something like this fitted as it reduces the amount of air flowing under the car generating lift. For it to be really effective though, it needs to fit as close as possible to the wheels (obviously allowing cut outs for full lock) and ideally be coupled to...