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what do you mean the left was smoking?
you may have a sticky caliper
the car has more weight on the drivers side, so the front left locking up is not abnormal, what's it like with a passenger on board?
god you lot make it sound like he'll die! he's a first timer on track, so theoretically he's not going to be going crackers, you'll be fine as you are, get out there, listen and learn and go from there, main thing is have fun!
most mercs have it, my mate got pulled in her slk becuase the copper said a) your fog lights were on and b) one of them is broken
she was turning right out of a junction
i did laugh
its been discussed loads of times, tyre pressures and wheel size can give different results, what oil is in the box, how hot is the oil in the box etc etc
AP or Compbrake
but there's nothing wrong with the stock calipers, the race cars use them afterall! decent discs, pads, lines and fluid with rebuilt/new OE calipers = incredible
depends how he intends on doing it, if he's going to fit the boot floor section from a 182 and make it look factory then yeah
but if he's just going to cut it out and whack any old sheet metal over the hole then no
to be honest i wouldn't, i would just get the exhaust moddified/remade
balls just wrote out an essay explaining it and firefox s**t itself :(
basically the knocking/vibration on the top caps on the bodywork is due to increase castor angle, fine in a straight line but on full lock the angle of the strut becomes too great and hence the top cap touches the body...