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^ they're upside down ;)
remove the lower rubbers from the car, undo the large bolt on the adjuster platform, remove that and the large washer, now fit the platform over the "nipple" on the lower arm (whack with hammer) insert bolt and washer from below, easy
well i've never played with a turbo 172/182, but if you disconnect the servo line with the engine running on a stock 172/182, it'll instantly sit there reving at 3000rpm
under boost nothing should be going down that servo pipe, when the throttle is closed its under vaccum, so i would say a...
if you press the old bearings out of the old discs and into the new discs 9/10 times you'll knacker them anyway, plus rear bearings in my experience start to go at around 36K depending on useage
i've got the lucas pump in mine because of this i run 2 parts diesel with 1 part used veg oil from my mates restaurant (i pass it through a bed sheet to filter it, thats all i do to it though)
runs fine, works out to be about 90p a litre
throtle bodies my good man, or if you want to go for the tried and tested route give SG motorsport a shout, he's done a few just over 300bhp with cams etc etc
not a cheap car to tune though!