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Are you ftting the hydraulic bearing on the clutch? I have the tripple plate carbonetic one and at 1st I thought it was a nightmare but now I'm used to it I couldn't care less.
I did try the clutch on the banana and the feel is really light as compared to ine as that has the hydraulic bearing fitted but it still wasn't £800 lighter
I did try the clutch on the banana and the feel is really light as compared to ine as that has the hydraulic bearing fitted but it still wasn't £800 lighter
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Are you ftting the hydraulic bearing on the clutch? I have the tripple plate carbonetic one and at 1st I thought it was a nightmare but now I'm used to it I couldn't care less.
I did try the clutch on the banana and the feel is really light as compared to ine as that has the hydraulic bearing fitted but it still wasn't £800 lighter
I did try the clutch on the banana and the feel is really light as compared to ine as that has the hydraulic bearing fitted but it still wasn't £800 lighter

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Spoke to piper today and cams are going to be at least two more weeks 
Gutted I am not going to make scoobyshootout now but also nice to have no stress of a date to finish it by.
Simon

Gutted I am not going to make scoobyshootout now but also nice to have no stress of a date to finish it by.
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Just out of curiousity Simon, how will you prevent the front windows from bending outwards at high speed? Building frames on the doors?
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Hi Simon,
given the car's potential, you have TOTB to aim for !
dunx
P.S. I understand you are almost in my postcode next Friday ( At Matt's place for his STI re-map ? ), any chance of dropping in please ?
given the car's potential, you have TOTB to aim for !
dunx
P.S. I understand you are almost in my postcode next Friday ( At Matt's place for his STI re-map ? ), any chance of dropping in please ?
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Will check diary later, on the dyno at the minute, but yes no bother
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after my second hardboard one has rotted due to leaking spoiler/lights



Shame about the cams though
coming along just nicely!!
