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Untill recently, I thought that as well.
What actually happens, if you've ever noticed a car on full lock, the inside wheels always has massive postive camber to compensate for the shorter distance it has to travel, compared to the outside.
More negative camber means that in cornering, the...
Yeah... theres a lot of b*ll*cks in here.
You'll get more noise, from a straight through centre section, but no impact on performance. You won't need to change if for the MOT as it doesn't affect emissions.
Only trouble you might have, is the MOT testers discretion, as to how loud the car is.
Depends what you want. Only the front is adjustable in terms of camber and toe. They know what they're doing with toe, so camber is the only real choice you have to make ;)
Tyres 4 U in Mansfield.
They were spot on with me, much better than Demon Tweeks.
They've got the exact same laser alignment system, but they'll set the geometrey up to what you want.
The other point worth noting, is that have you had it proven to you that you've tuned it up to 120bhp ;)
Filter and exhaust doesn't generically give 15bhp.
If it has been rolling roaded before and after though, ignore above statement.
A lot of people will tell you it's pointless tuning the smaller engines. The 2 litre engine from the 1*2s drops straight in, and without spending £2.5K you won't get more than 4bhp out of them.
Gaz finest?
They've made the car so un-fun to drive. But when the time comes to refurb and sell, they'll be brilliant sir. Best coilovers I've ever had ;)
Cheers mate! Wish it was a Cat D though.
Cat C :dapprove:
Have to say as well, nice to be reminded from the first page of this...
Nice bump!
It's due some updates tbh, but haven't been bothered with it for a while now. Suspension is next on the agenda when I get some spare monies.
Exactly this.
It's all about being able to go to Mr Bank Manager, saying "I have Mr Jones and Mr Smith, who'd like me to able to offer this", "could I have a loan to set up a business".
Rather than, "Can I have a loan to start a business, and then try to get customers"
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. Don't.
It's a big commitment to make, for a very select market which is already catered for.
Starting a business is all about coming up with a solution or providing something that isn't already there.
Detailing for example, is something that 98% of...