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The pms beam strengthening kit works better than a whiteline arb mate. It also means you can get away with running a slightly softer spring setup at the rear. It helps to stop ludicrous geometry changes when the rears under load as well.
I've not got it fitted on my car, but I intend on doing.
Tein coilovers are a good bit of kit if your doing Trackdays and circuit racing. Not so nice on the road as they're valved/sprung more for competition. A mate of mine had them on a celica gt4 - awesome on track - awful on the road. As with everything, there's always a trade off I'm afraid.
It won't effect the speedo in any hardly noticeable way at all mate so I wouldn't worry personally. The only way it could effect the cornering is because the oz f1's have a different offset and as a result the wheel sits more in board when compared to the cup turinis. This means you've decreased...
Another vote for Central Garage at Birdwell from me! They are a great bodyshop. That good that I travelled all the way from South Derbyshire for them to do the work on my cup!
The biggest difference you'll find from the different tracking setups is how much tram lining it will do tbh. The more towards parallel you go the more it will tram line (or that's what mine did), but having said that it's only noticeable on heavily rutted roads like the M1 etc etc. You'll get...
I used to run one of my cups on 2 degrees negative and 20 minutes toe out up front and it was a really good setup for fast road use. Not to twitchy and stable under braking. It was a daily drive as well so I didn't want anything ridiculous.
If tyre wear is your concern go with 1.5 degrees...