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Yep, go over the bridge. Left, then right and then left again.
After half a mile, turn back and go right then left.
Gandalf is tall and has a stick. He'll meet you there halfling.
Of course you can mate. It makes a more noticeable difference on track against non-diffed cars but you'll see the difference pushing hard on the road aswell.
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Cheers Chip-mk1 and Matt_90, but it's pretty much cost which is prohibitive at the moment. Just want to get it back on the road in standard format, and then look at a few bits when I do supercharge it.
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Probably source most of it myself.
I did look at the k-tec kit, but given their treatment / attitude towards me i'd rather not line their pockets any further.
Dan - thanks for advising on RS tuning selling them, i'll look into that.
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Cheers Alex, i'll have a think. I don't want to mess with the electrics too much before going to standalone management with the charger.
Bobby - thanks for the advice, i'll definitely be doing this if its only £30 or so. :)
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Just seen this James mate, cheers. How much is a keywayed crank and what are the benefits? I'm getting rid of the aircon, but i was trying to avoid ripping the loom out / swapping it from a cost perspective :(
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Cheers Joe. Yep, as Tony said, if used correctly it should be fine. Dan@SJM may correct me, but from talking to Mike Woodford I should be hoping for 280-300 bhp on all standard parts incl. clutch and transmission.
That is what is steering me towards...