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Just one, I did both when one went, the one I didn't need to change then died after like 2000 miles so I refitted the old hub (I have 2 sets of hubs for ease of this) and it's still going 20k later, lol
Thankfully I've managed to avoid abs in every mk1 I've ever owned, all 12 odd of them! So I can be absolutely no help here.
However as mentioned by others, interested in pics and details of the car
for a weight insight see below for my wheels, well some of them anyway:
1: 15" Speedline Maracanã, Nankang NS2-R Tyres (195/50 R15) - 17.3Kg
2: 15" Speedline Williams, Toyo R888 Tyres (205/50 R15) - 15.8kg
3: 15" OZ Superleggera, Michelin Slicks (205/50 ish equivalent) - 11.3Kg
major savings...
tyres make such a huge difference, I remember the first time I went from R888's to full slicks about 8 years ago..............couldn't believe the difference and R888's are a damn decent track tyres
your approaching it all correctly though, build the car up gradually (ish, I know it gets...
i'll need to double check mine, I swear they look more blue than that but perhaps its all in my head and the poverty spec ones are same and its actually dark grey
That's been done proper, roof chopped off job too so jaws of life from the fire brigade.
Main thing though, annoying that the steering wheel insert is artic or mondial, not racing
ai agreed would be nice little touch, but as a general rule completely unnecessary, the stock stuff will outlast the car most of the time provided its not abused with air ratchets etc
I've done 75k in my 182 with no spare including trips away a lot.... maybe I've been lucky. can guarantee next trip away its going to pop a tyre now though! lol!
real world you'll notice the lack of creature comforts.....flol!
I borrows a mates cup few years back, driving involvement I didn't notice much difference between it and my 182 FF (cup packs on it) on normal back road jaunts.
I get where you are coming from with the more special thing though...
as above, 182, full fat if you can, get most of the toys then (ABS, TC, Cruise, Climate, auto wipers and lights etc etc). I slapped a parrot in mine to for the handsfree, and they chuck about okay
not a mk1 admittedly, but decent enough for a giggle
Sportsters, as you say trendlines have period appropriate going for then but that's it. 800 back on them if they're mint and you'll cover pms and brembo