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In all honesty mate I don't know the answer to your question. A 195 on a 7J rim is fine, but a 215 may be classed as optimum for that width of wheel. There's a chart on the net somewhere. I'll see if I can find it again.
Ah right sounds like it would've been a no brainer then to not swap. A mate of mines got a csl.
I take it the tiptronics not working properly then?
Yeah no problem mate. It might even have suspension on it by then too! Lol
Every bit of weight reduction counts towards performance! When you see my bonnet you'll understand what I mean! Lol!
What made you get rid of the m3 then?
Give capital seating a bell re: sidemounts. I bought my pole positions and side mounts direct from them and it was substantially cheaper than anywhere else. Fletcher
Hmmm I'll have another look! Lol! Keep your eyes open for a grey s2 Rs turbo.........he will give you a run in your cup mate! 2ltr 8v zvh and over 400hp! Runs the original Rs turbo dog leg alloys as well. Flol! Sleeper!
Personally I'd run with the 2.5 degrees you ran last season pete. The roll centre kit just makes the suspension work better by correcting the fundamental suspension geo.
Were you knocking the b****cks out of the edges last season?
No mate they're different. You want mk1 laguna hubs that are off a 2.2d. They're the same as the cup racer hubs apart from where the steering arm attaches. The cup racer hubs had an insert that converted the taper for the track rod end so it was the other way round. This is mk2 Clio cup racer...
You cut 5mm or so off the selector at the g/box end so it allows the rod to slide further on (where the pinch bolt is). This makes the gear lever sit further backwards so it's not as much of a stretch for 1st, 3rd and 5th. It's also closer to where your hand naturally drops down to.
Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc'
It comes down to what the preload is set to really mate as well. That's the bit that makes the diff aggressive or placid.
Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc'
For all out performance the gripper is the way forward, but if you want a fit and forget option go for the Quaife. That's as simple as it gets really. Gripper maintenance ain't to bad either if it's not getting hammered in a racing environment and I'd...