Hou
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Well mine is still going strong dude Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2
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ot sure what the 1.8s go for but I just sold a 96 GT with 5 months tax, 4 months MOT springs, new tyres and rear brace for £770
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I will have all the details up in the next few days buddy, still sorting the date and price to give everyone the best value possible
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Working on it dude along with PPC at Mallory in MayAs David said, a good mixture is most likely the best way for a track day. Blyton is a cracking track for beginners plus gives plenty of space for overtaking
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I am not a fan of show track days due to the 'heroes' you get that have never been on track but go full on from the start. The only way I do it is like at PPC in the park where we are arranging a club only session. If you do do it make sure you just take it at your own pace, give the person in front plenty of space unless you are overtaking of course and keep checking your mirrors for people wanting to overtake you
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Liftmaster-Low-Profile-Aluminium-LED-Racing-Trolley-Jack-1-5-Ton-GS-CE-/251067683698?pt=UK_Lifting_Moving_Equipment&hash=item3a74ccd372 I have that one, cracking bit of kit and lightweight so perfect for track use. Works well too, lifts the rear of the car with ease (Could have gone plenty higher too:
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What's your budget? Mine has been on track a couple of times with only a few mods, great fun and handled it well
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Ewwwww no, I am straight! OH YES I WENT THERE
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As said, £121 for the 6 months as I will be doing mine tomorrow
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We might have to talk next year if I decide on a dash flock
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Yey for me being right You should buy my GT, I give you good price looky looky
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Not good, big puddles can cause all sorts of issues from hydrolock and the sudden decrease in wheel speed etc As for changing to a 3SGE, it might be easier to buy a GT and transfer over any bits then break/scrap yours
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If the stick on weights weren't on a clean surface they can come off quite soon
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On the motorway of course If it goes when you go quicker it will be that I hope
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Does it go once you go over 60? If so it will more than likely be balance
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Something a little more durable is better so just an out and out wax really. I still have some wax on sale (Banana armour would look great on your motor) or get on ebay and buy some Harly Wax, it is fantastic and great value for money
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Any normal wax dude, a couple of layers will be totally fine
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Getting a little bored of these threads, there is something magical called Google. If you go to that site and type in what you want to know it gives you an answer http://lmgtfy.com/?q=wheel+alignment
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http://www.speedhunters.com/2012/07/works_celic/ Enjoy
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Would have offered dude but away this weekend
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They are making a right mess of that junction, and for no real reason! There was far worse roads they could be sorting around Morley!
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From looking myself them from Poland were best to get, theguy traded on GT4OC