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I'd go for 6 points, they're much more comfortable as the buckle doesnt ride up. I got some brand new Sabelt harnesses off ebay for a very good price off "stevieb1963". Iirc he had an "@sabelt" email!
I'd definately consider H&Rs, Bilsteins, and KW v2s. Cant go wrong with any of them tbh. I think the H&Rs will be the softest, the Bilsteins are fairly stiff for road use but fine for track only, and the V2s have adjustable shocks (bound?). I have the Bilstein and they are top quality. Heard...
I was really talking about track, shouldn't need a cage on the road. But if the roof gets squashed and you're held in by buckets and harnesses your head/neck has nowhere to go. Also worth covering the cage with rollcage padding near your head and legs.
Expensive, and tempting to leave until last but it's important and an absolute must if you have buckets and harnesses.
My track prep'd Cup will be up for sale this eve (has all the above ;) )
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Amazing stuff, beyond the theory it's way to complicated for my tiny mind!
ps. Angels and Demons is Dan Brown's best imo, the end is a bit weird though.
Few Clios spotted in and around Nurburg the last few days.
Blue 182
Black 182
Silver 172/182?
Blue 172 Cup
Unbelievable weather and the track wasn't too busy either.
Sparco Evo's (standard size). Retail ~£280 each
Comfortable and very supportive too. I frequently spend 5+ hours in them and get out with no aches at all.
Regarding the initial question, it seems to be more difficult to go that low at the rear (the ASTs and yozza Bilsteins probably get around this?) I'd imagine the adjustment at the front will be plenty.
If you're getting them to improve handling for trackdays I wouldnt worry about the limited...