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Old 04 June 2019, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
scoobyworld have some decent ones in

http://scoobyworld.co.uk/catalog/ind...?cPath=314_315
Was hopping they had some extra long ones from there that were black but they only do them in neon blue. Although very cool.
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Was hopping they had some extra long ones from there that were black but they only do them in neon blue. Although very cool.
they are the ones i will be getting
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
they are the ones i will be getting
They will look sweet on yours with the xxr’s
Old 04 June 2019, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
They will look sweet on yours with the xxr’s
hoping so

off to thwaites on friday for an oil change and a quick look underneath as there is a knock coming from somewhere when turning right.
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
hoping so

off to thwaites on friday for an oil change and a quick look underneath as there is a knock coming from somewhere when turning right.
Dum dum dum hopefully nothing to expensive
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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
Dum dum dum hopefully nothing to expensive
After the amount I put into suspension etc last Feb I am hoping it's nothing too serious
Old 09 June 2019, 06:28 AM
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Trip out to caffeine and machine yesterday
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Fitted my front splitter this morning 😁
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looks well you get any rubbing with that spec of wheel and ride height, 18x8.5 ET35 weren't they?
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Originally Posted by Ste333
looks well you get any rubbing with that spec of wheel and ride height, 18x8.5 ET35 weren't they?
Cheers man. No rubbing currently but I’ve had to add a lot of rear camber they would rub without it. Rolling my arches this week end so I can get rid of some camber and get it a little lower. 8.5j et38

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Car looks good man, has it had a rebuild?
Old 19 June 2019, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by LewisScoob
Car looks good man, has it had a rebuild?
Cheers buddy. No it’s not had a rebuild seems to have been well looked after tho good paint, underside and full service etc engine seems good for now lol
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Fitted some mini mud flaps RallyflapZ. happy with the way it looks now, for a bit anyway

Now to get on with the fun stuff, 6 pot brakes as I literally can’t stop, decats and a remap next on the list. Going to do the diff and gearbox oils this week end to hopefully.




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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
Fitted some mini mud flaps RallyflapZ. happy with the way it looks now, for a bit anyway

Now to get on with the fun stuff, 6 pot brakes as I literally can’t stop, decats and a remap next on the list. Going to do the diff and gearbox oils this week end to hopefully.



Looking good buddy, keep up the good work.

Which brand of oil will you be using for the gearbox/diff?
Old 20 June 2019, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
Looking good buddy, keep up the good work.

Which brand of oil will you be using for the gearbox/diff?
Cheers man. I’ll be using Fuchs Titan mate.
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Did a little repair on the gear stick as there was loads of movement in the nylon bush so filled the thing up with tyre glue and fitted it back on. That will never move again honestly made selecting gears feel 1million time better. I have also ordered better bushings for the fork as they are crap and heard good things about changing them for better ones.
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Swapped my 4k rear springs for a 3k as the rear of the car was a little bouncy. Seemed to of resolved my issue will see over the next couple of days.
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So after fitting my softer rear springs after a bit of driving I wasn't 100% happy the ride was as it should be on the back end. So removed my rear dampers to find the damping faulty on this one

Driftworks sent me out a replacement tho under warranty after sending them a video of the problem that got to me in two days, can’t fault there service and highly recommend them.

Should hopefully be fitting it after work today fingers crossed will be all good
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Also a quick trip to caffeine and machine before I removed the suspension. Have rolled the rear arches now and got it sitting just how I want it.
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So I managed to figure out my bouncy coilovers problem. It ended up being my anti roll bar bushing weren’t letting the anti roll bar twist putting pre load on it coursing the bouncing feeling at lot speeds so glad that’s sorted now pretty happy with the hsd’s now to be fair. Been playing around with my ride hight and fitment a lot this is we’re its at now. Thinking I would like to get a 245 tyre on there instead of a 235 so something I may look at soon.


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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
So I managed to figure out my bouncy coilovers problem. It ended up being my anti roll bar bushing weren’t letting the anti roll bar twist putting pre load on it coursing the bouncing feeling at lot speeds so glad that’s sorted now pretty happy with the hsd’s now to be fair. Been playing around with my ride hight and fitment a lot this is we’re its at now. Thinking I would like to get a 245 tyre on there instead of a 235 so something I may look at soon.


Looking good, I was advised also to get either a 235 or 245 tyre by chevron when they did my suspension set up but I already bought 225 AD08R'S, when replacement time comes I will go wider and have the suspension set up altered to suit.........I only do around 1200 miles a year in it so may be a while yet lol
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Hey,

Your car sits beautifully mate, it looks awesome with those wheels, it suits the car well, good work....

What mods are up next?
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Originally Posted by Marky1968
Hey,

Your car sits beautifully mate, it looks awesome with those wheels, it suits the car well, good work....

What mods are up next?
Thanks mate erm well to be fair I want to change the wheels I like them but they were just to get me by for now i am set on getting rays gram lights 57CR eventually.

i want to fully polly bush it and fit 24mm ARB’s and the anti lift kit think that’s my next thing on the list. I can get a great price on a 6 pot break kit so that will be happening at some point obvs will be getting more power out of it eventually.

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so I’m fitting a few bits tomorrow I have some Godspeed brakes and pads going on all round I am planning to do a big brake kit but wanting to put money els were at the moment, I also have some carbon braided brake lines form racing lines and they sorted me out with some decent fluid 310 degrees dry boiling point so should be a bit better than what ever **** is in it now.

End of this month I will be getting 24mm Whiteline anti roll bars front and back all the drop links, anti lift kit and the roll Center correction kit try and get this thing handling right. Will also be getting it corner waited and aligned properly so pretty excited for that

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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell



so I’m fitting a few bits tomorrow I have some Godspeed brakes and pads going on all round I am planning to do a big brake kit but wanting to put money els were at the moment, I also have some carbon braided brake lines form racing lines and they sorted me out with some decent fluid 310 degrees dry boiling point so should be a bit better than what ever **** is in it now.

End of this month I will be getting 24mm Whiteline anti roll bars front and back all the drop links, anti lift kit and the roll Center correction kit try and get this thing handling right. Will also be getting it corner waited and aligned properly so pretty excited for that
some good upgrades there buddy, who is doing your fast road set up?

p.s you wont need anywhere near that amount of brake fluid lol
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Originally Posted by the shreksta
some good upgrades there buddy, who is doing your fast road set up?

p.s you wont need anywhere near that amount of brake fluid lol
Hoping so man. A place called Center gravity is the closest place I can find mate and seem to do some cool stuff, so there unless I get a recommendation to use some were els.

I no but will change every 6 months so good just to have it and it was also free so why not
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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
Hoping so man. A place called Center gravity is the closest place I can find mate and seem to do some cool stuff, so there unless I get a recommendation to use some were els.

I no but will change every 6 months so good just to have it and it was also free so why not
Carnetix in Melton mowbray would be my choice

http://www.carnetix.co.uk/suspension.htm

Other than that I would use simon @ chevron motorsport in stafford, he did all the work on my suspension set up and it's awesome.
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Carnetix in Melton mowbray would be my choice

http://www.carnetix.co.uk/suspension.htm

Other than that I would use simon @ chevron motorsport in stafford, he did all the work on my suspension set up and it's awesome.

Do they both do corner balancing mate?
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Originally Posted by Owen Cresswell
Do they both do corner balancing mate?
I know carnetix do and I'm pretty sure chevron do

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Originally Posted by the shreksta
I know carnetix do and I'm pretty sure chevron do

Get in touch with them

https://m.facebook.com/pg/Chevron-Mo...3199397/posts/
Cool man will do hopefully they are a little cheeper as centre gravity charge £98 a hour and can take between
4 hours and 10 according to there website aha I am waiting for a reply tho for a definite price for a Subaru.
will post up with what ever I do anyhow.

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