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Not on about the ABS?
Only ones that go that side are
Starter motor x2
Lambda sensor x4 or x8 depending if twin lambda model
Earth x1 mounted to gearbox
Speed sensor x2/3
And one on the side of the gearbox too
Lol, I'm trying to have a washout of idiots on the forum and scare them off!
Did you see the 1.2 to 2.0 thread, now renamed ??
I would say more on form than c**t ;)
They'll be some saying Coilovers A some saying Coilovers B so will be easier for better and more info elsewhere on the site. Sorry if I sounded arsy lol!
I reckon 5 actually, lay two down side by side and another two on top, passenger seat out and another.
Or 6 add one in the engine bay.
Or 7, remover drivers seat and use it as a seat for the journey, only if less than 10 miles though
No there not! Standard will be focused more towards handling as they need to make a car that handles well, and they did superbly well, which is why they are epic cars.
Cheap coilovers are made for chavs to get lowzzzz as said earlier, not focused towards handling. This is why they are so cheap...
Again my earlier point proven, you are normal and got what I meant. Saying that though, I had said several times standard was better than cheap!
Thanks for your honesty Daz :)
Read what I wrote, you'd need to spend at least £600 for decent coilovers, or you could buy standard suspension. Either way it will be massively better than cheap coilovers.
You are wrong yes.
Danny has just shown you need to spend at least £600 for decent suspension setup, coilovers or not.
Clarkson done a test in a 182 and said it was one of the greatest handling FWD cars ever, I'm sure he'd say adding cheap coilovers wouldn't help.