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scorps

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  1. the fitter rams the nuts at warp nine then offers a token torque wrench which goes 'click'..... the fitter thinks 'that's' tight :D and i torqued it up ;)

     

    Thats what i'd loke to do to a few fast fit fitters!! overtighten my nuts and expect the same. :D

  2. Oh my word.... sorry about the nails...and the seat!.. does this experience make you happy or angry toward the TC... since it was the lack of it that caught you out?

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    I love it Tony its just that it caught me out and i wasn't expecting it and i was to heavy on the right foot.

    Its much more fun when i know i've turned it off and can apply the throttle as needed.

  3. Coming home one night in the wet (p***ing down),id been in the car about 5 mins and i reached down to turn the heated seats on and my sausage like fingers turned the TC off as i turned into a roundabout a little to quick than i should of and the car swung round and i thought i was on a fun fare ride.....i've still

    got the wifes nail marks in the leather on the side of the passenger seat :lol:

  4. I've spoken to a few people that have done track/drift days and its not surprising to hear that they guard against sharing info relating to set-up as they dont want to give to much away,so it seems its a trial/adjust as you go basis and as you know each track will be different.

     

    And they say motor sport is a friendly environment :o

  5. Have a look in the garage....I think it qualifies as being very low :)

     

    Doesn't look to be that low,looks the same as mine when it was lowered so it seems a bit odd that yours is rubbing on 18's.

  6. The average punter is believing what "quick fit" so called pro's tell them is wrong with the steering,i have told loads of people about WIM but when you start talking about castor....k.i.p and the like it just goes straight over their heads.I have a tough time trying to educate people (with my very limited knowledge) about the affects of a proper geometry set up and the pounds they will save in tyres.

     

    I know how you feel now Tony.

  7. Of course tyres are a personal choice and the majority would go for all the above but i was introduced to Nankangs (dont laugh) they were given to me on the proviso that if i didn't like them i could keep them with nothing to pay.So far the wear rate is very good (Tony can back this up), grip is as equal to anything else ive used in the past (most of the above) and the same goes for handling and responsiveness to cornering.

     

    At the end of the day its only as good as the alignment of the suspension/wheels which is why i/we go to WIM.

     

    :rolleyes:

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