Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Over boost button for a couple of psi more from the turbo for 5 secs or something, helps with the racing spectical / overtaking etc. Certainly not NOS.
Gary's & GDI are 182's and have different offsets etc to the cup, that may be the reason. Plus the Ledas wont travel as much as they will be stiffer than the H&R's.
Get pe2 195 and sort the pressures out, you will like them for sure... BTW you have just come from slicks ;) so in the dry they...
Your car will need the 195/45 or you will have to up the ride height..!
PE2 are great but you must run them at 33/31 min maybe a tad higher to get the best out of them. My car felt crap last week checked the pressures 30/28, upped them to 34/31 and its a totally different car.!
LOL... as your car is on its ass with H&R's i was suprised you went for 205's get the 195/45 std size anything else will rub. PE2's are very very good..
LOL at this thread... same driver EVO FQ vs a clio then it would be anialated...! Full stop.!
I have owned a few Evos over the years and they only way a clio is close is due to a crap driver. Look at the Stig lap times for a start, yes a TB'd clio will be quite close in a straight line...
A539 is the problem, PE2's different league..
True wider is not nec better but after load of option tried then road 205 and 215/40 for the track. Aquaplaning and tramlining no worse..
Currently on Koni's and Sportlines - excellent set-up prob the best for the road as it soaks the bumps but loads better than std. Will put the shocks to max at Bedford see if that make a difference.
Going to be doing a bit a tracking this year so will probabley need a stronger spring..any...
Always get this when they are too tight in the caliper. Grind a bit more off so they are free in the caliper and plenty of copper slip on the back of the pads then they should be fine. I still have the shim in the caliper and grind the ends down.
Mine used to do it, fitted them as above never...
Done the pressures they were a bit low 30/28 so punped up to 34/31 lot better but not given it a good tryout in the bends as Jules was in the car and she told me off after outdragging a tosspot in a CLK320..!
Will check the pressures later and look at wear, Shock are new koni and about less than a year old. Been fine since fitting so will check them out later too..
Noticed over the past two days that the handling seems to be a be loose and sloppy, especially rear end.
Anyone had issues with rear suspension bushes worn? Will check the tyre pressures as this was an issue in the past causing same issue.