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Lol! That's because I'm training in him in the ways of the 'force'!! Which is basically how to work a Hoover and how to hide freshly acquired parts from his better half! ;) I'll await his arrival to the thread and a tirade of abuse now! Flol

So...............your a fully fledged racing sailor now then nick!!! :o Lol! Well done mate!

I've got a btb stealth on my stripped out 172 cup and don't have any issues with noise at any speeds tbh. It's decatted as well.

f**k me, more hits than the Beatles in that race! Lol

^^^this, or btb stealth is also a good option.

To check if the cv joints are goosed grab hold of the driveshaft (with the car on the ground) and see if there's any in/out movement from the joint. It should have none. Another possible cause of the knock could be the steering rack mate. It's internal so not a great deal you can do other than...

^^^^^Holy s**t! Flol! Yeah that's definitely wrong!!

I may be able to let people know how the rs2 responds with 197 R3 maxi cams at some point in the future.

Harvey Gibbs at SCS in Peterborough dan. If you'd said it was a YB I'd have suggested them straight away! Lol

It's in dollars remember Martin. Works out to about £220.

How else would they be able to correct the camber mate? It's the only logical answer to this issue in my eyes tbh.

What shock absorbers are you buying? Are they for a 172 cup by any chance? Reason I'm asking is the cups are wider track at the front courtesy of a different subframe. That means the wishbone is pushed further out so the only way to keep the camber on a cup the same as a normal 172 is to put the...

See, yet another reason why the hub kit is useless. Flol!

Agreed, but it's a fix for those that have already bought the ktec kit.

Re: Road/Track 172 Same here! Maybe one day..........

Re: Road/Track 172 This gives me so much want to get my cup resprayed in porsche viper green!! It will happen one day!

You could use the angled spacers that Jenvey sell on the ktec kit tbh. Just bolt them inbetween the body and the filter back plate (assuming it has one? Never paid much attention to it tbh)

Getting the fundamental geometry correction is THE way forward. You could have 300hp and be the fastest in a straight line, only to have someone give you the bird with 180hp in the bends because they can carry more speed through the corner because their suspension is working correctly. Its just...

Hate to say it, but a corrected roll centre would also help to prevent this from happening even on sportlines tbh.

Lol! You know! :approve: Unfortunately I can't make people sign up for the group buy though mate. Close, but no cigar.

Eye for detail mate. ;)

I like how they've thinned the throttle butterflies for minimal restriction!

Powerstation mate. Or try Fred at btm in Birmingham.

^^^^^^Tony Hunter. Man ***** since god was a lad. Lol!

Arrow rods if you want reliability and safety. Only aftermarket rods I'd fit. All the other stuff is cheap Chinese shite, and I don't give a monkeys toss who says different. Remember, buy cheap, buy twice.

Tbh mate I doubt the group buy will happen, so to answer your question, no there are no plans to do more. It will just be myself and James that have these very unique hubs if that's what occurs.

Lol I'd not read that part of what you posted anyway mate! Was just skim reading! Lol

Flol!

With this: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?717989-Roll-centre-bump-steer-corrector-hubs My own personal set are 10mm per wheel but the ones in the gb only go 5mm. The extra 3.5mm (apologies I posted it as 12.5mm per wheel previously) comes from running et35 15's. Doesn't effect...

Mine rubbed on the bumper bracket (since fully removed) and also on the inner arch tub itself. It mainly happens on full compression of the suspension for me. I run 205/50 15 r888's and I'm running 12.5mm wider track than a normal cup. This is done the correct way and not using spacers.