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was really an observation of what my mk1 lacked, but it applied to the mk2 too to a lesser degree, more castor will give you more camber under turning, without having to have lots whilst straight. More stable in a straight line, and better tyre life as a result
it's not.
1.5 degrees is a good target, but you need to see what works for you, I ended up with 1.25deg on my mk1 as it was the best all round for tyre wear and handling. Needed more castor really though
I don't think you need to book exactly, but if you're going on a busy weekend it's sensible to make sure they know you're coming. Should be an Email address . I've not done the trip organising myself in the past, so I only know from discussing with those that did the work. Doing more of it this...
Have a look at this lot of photos from out 2010 trip if you've any doubt that camping there is awesome. We were right at the top of the campsite by the GP circuit entrance.
http://s82.photobucket.com/albums/j247/n8rsd/Nurburgring/#!cpZZ1QQtppZZ20
and you can't do this in a hotel ;)
Showers...
both front wheels MUST be off the ground. If you don't do this you're working against the anti-roll bar. You'll also need to remove the top mount from the opposite side
if you get the 2.5 inch without center silencer, then yes it is. The 2.25 inch, and the center silenced versions aren't
That is definitely not sitting right. You can normally see just a small part of the tip
got to be honest, I've never heard anyone complain about having a ph1 engine before. They make the best power LOL.
Poor condition of said engine is the only negative really