[Floaty NC]

Thanks for your input. Sorting two new fronts tomorrow hopefully then getting the geo checked at Rodders. I'm only 20 mins away from them.

 

Thanks again

[Floaty NC]

Hi all, my 2.0 NC Sport frontend seems floaty when I'm doing over 80mph (on track for example). I had it lowered and geo set up at WIM about 3 years ago, then replaced the front stabilzer control links with WIM ones about 2 years ago, which I think I fitted fine. All the tyres were Michelins at 29psi when i noticed it and since then the 2 rears have been replaced with Toyo's

 

Also the DSC seems very keen to appear, even in the dry even with the new rear tyres. I'm sure it came on once when i was coasting round a bend on a steep hill! Would it make a difference if i disconected the battery and reset the DSC?

 

Any advice would be appreciated, thanks

[MX5 or S2000]

You won't get the metal folding roof with the Mk2 Terry, only an option on the Mk3's. TBH it all depends on what she wants from the car - most of them 1's 2's 2.5's & 3's are all pretty bullet proof engine wise. The problem with the ones with vinyl or mohair roof's is that you have to maually put them up & down which means half the time you just can't be bothered, and when you do have them down for the day & it starts to get damp in for example the evening - they are a pain to put back up LOL I'm really selling this aren't I

 

To be honest if I'd had the choice....I would have gone for a S2000 (wouldn't say no even now)- performance & looks are far better that the 5

 

(waits to be stoned by 5 owners )

 

 

Here comes the stones, lol.

 

I've had a 2.5 and now have a 3 with soft tops and in both cars it takes me at least 3 seconds to put the roof down, while still sat in the car and the same to put it up, while still sat in the car. So I wouldnt really call it a pain.

 

MX5 everytime, besides, the S2000 is considerably more expensive for the same aged, spec'd car