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^no chance is the company left paying to fix the car if it gets damaged, hence why you take a large deposit (ie the excess for the policy) from the customer first
have a look here
http://www.track-club.com/fleetIndex.aspx
yeah i helped design/develop it LOL!!
not much different really, the "bend" into the rear silencer is a bit different on the production version, and on yours you have a "bolt up" flange on the decat/centre section joint, apart from that its the same
as mike said, a specialist would be under £200 (INCLUDING A £20 water pump)
give me a shout when the bearing seal fails at around 60,000miles and you need a new water pump (oh and another cambelt kit) been there done that, it will go
you payed £340 to have your cambelt done on a 1.2 16V AND the belt is making a noise!! and i bet money they didn't change the waterpump either??? (which is a must on that engine) new belts never make a noise unless they've been fitted wrong
you my son have been bent over and gang raped with no lube
anyone interested in some 2 piece discs??
they're not going to be cheap, but as you own a V6 you'll be in the millionaires club anyway ;)
costs so far are looking like
AP rotors £200 each
bells approx £200
so around the £600 mark
yay or nay??
cup is the fastest by far, but its also the most dangerous in inexperienced hands, no abs, no aircon, no nothing, hundreds have been written off, some insurance companies won't touch them
182 has a different suspension setup, different exhaust manifold and a few other bits
they're all pretty...
Pi research? you may know Nick (dodgy surname, french sounding?)
i was on the superfund superformula test team in Hungary, we had the Pi boys out there with us
yeah it had a rear harness bar welded in, but that was about 12months if not more before we put the cup racer rear coilovers on it
they were standard cup racer rear shocks ie HARD! his car was COMPLETELY stripped though! we did something like 10-15K miles on them, the only problem we had was...
sounds spot on!
yoz's old cup with a standard engine was more fun than when it had 240bhp LOL!!!
we ran standard rear turrets with cup racer rear shocks no bother, cage's weigh too much also!!!
7800rpm rev limit, full decat system (boo for using the one you are :rasp: its HEAVY!) and it'll go...