When you say handling, what do you mean exaclty ?? Is the car suffering from body roll, under steer over steer. Iactually think the standard dampers are fine for road use.
Yes i agree with you, but i didnt wanna go and start saying... go and see him/her these people etc if you kow what i mean.:D But i can always recomend if asked :whistle:
http://www.seatcupra.net/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=3199
copy n paste that link. Its after the aif filter and just in front of the tank where you fill the engine coolant. You'll see a wire that comes out of it with a few other coloured wires.
Hmmm tricky one... the Quaife ATB has reduced torque steer on mine a substantial amount, but mine pulls to the left too. But tyre where on mine is pretty even.
Pistons are usually rated by RPM not HP....:) Personally i'd go down the route and get a custom Turbo made up to try and compensate, and get rid of most of the unwanted lag. The more money you have to spend the easier it will be to find a tuner who can achieve the results that you want with...
A reconditioned Turbo is just as good as a new one. If bearings are replaced along with other things.. compressor wheel etc any professional engineer would replace the oil seal as standard. And aslong as oil changes are done regularly you could see more than 100k out of the reconditioned unit...
There about 245bhp, there rear wheel drive aswell so they should depending on the driver pull off the line quicker. 0-100 the MR2 would be just in front again depending on the driver.
Yea it read that cos your car over boosted, its a saftey feature in the ecu, mine used to go in limpmode alot when i first got it mapped. But eventually the ecu will self learn your driving style and it wont do it anymore. if it does it again just switch the ignition off and on again.:D
You either want superb grip or long lasting... you cant really get both. Also do you rotate your tyres.. swap front with rear and left to right etc. that will get you equal wear through all 4 and last longer:clap:
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