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it's not finding stuff, it's the way that stupid bloody arrow that point to the right that logic dictates would take you on to the next page/step bloody doesn't and as for some of the translations!!!!!
copied clip off ebay is about £100 or so, not looked for a while though. it's a bit fiddly to do but once you get the hang of it it's not that bad. the way clip works is a bit retarded sometimes though. you'd swear it was designed in the 1980s!!
What ate fuel trims doing when it runs rough?
Can you get it on an emissions tester and see what it's doing as well? That might give you a bit of a clue.
Is it running ecu as stand alone or piggy backed?
Welded on the inside. Depends on your cage if you can get the plates mounted centrally but as the name suggests it's about spreading the weight.
You'd probably be fine with them on the outside but me personally if it wasn't inside and out I'd have them on inside.
Is it for regs or just track...
Airbag light wasn't on before you did seats I take it?
It should go off straight away with resistors and it's not like you can go wrong fitting them. Birchdown will be closer than me and I'm sure they will be able to sort it for you but if not feel free to give me a shout.
Take it you looked at the signal at the rev range when it's running rough?
This is going to turn out to be one of those daft things that's causing it and you'll probably kick yourself when you find it!!!!!
logically they shouldn't work in the wet but they do, think the sipes going in the opposite direction helps.
as long as you buy the xl then they are fine, you'll naturally get some slight squirm from them as they are a wet tyre so it''s just one of those things.