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The petrol thing would make sense. High insurance group cars tend to guzzle gas, those that drive lots tend to pay more anyways.
Would have the added benefit of encouraging people to go for lighter, more economical motors, which the government should like.
Maybe they should of found some extra ponies and not worries so much about the shell, given that it doesn't translate to a faster car ;).
Oh wait they did. The 200!
I don't drive fast enough to roll, and fixed seats would piss me off day to, so I won't be getting a cage. For a dedicated track toy, 100% would though.
I always put them on the front. Newest on the driven wheels, the Clio tends to understeer, not oversteer.
But there's no right/wrong answer, different 'experts' will give different opinions.
I will be, if I still have a Clio! Mines setup to be a bit tail happy. Max stiff on the rear+whiteline arb, just off softest on the front. Same toe out as the trophy.
If you're up brum way, welcome to have a shot.
Dan, the new kit maybe better, I can only and will only comment on the kit I've tried. And that was the kit sold to me by Curtis, after I explained my needs and useage. If he didn't get it right, what conclusions am I expected to draw?
Let's be honest, there's a few people on here that have experience of racing, suspension development etc. I've not heard a positive comment re ast from many (any?) of them.
I'm sure of you have the time/money/inclination they could produce a cracking kit. Out of the box, mine didn't work, on...
Plus one on the ast's. They aren't shocking, but they aren't right out of the box. Dan won't hear a bad word said about ast, he'll deny the setup could be better, dent there's a problem with the rear adjuster, deny the plastic rear collar was an issue.
What bothers me is that they knew the rear...