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18 January 2008, 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by andythejock01wrx

You can buy the bits from Demon Tweeks by mail order.

With their nice discount.

(-15%)

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18 January 2008, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Tidgy

option 1, do rear arb only, drop link, anti lift kit, steering rack bush's as well and then strut braces all round.

if you realy wanna go mad then fit kyb shocks and eibach lowering springs, did so to my classic and holy f**k goes round corners like its on rails

Agreed! My wagon's on standard KYB gas dampers, Eibach springs and camber bolts, Whiteline 22mm ARB rear on hardest setting/alloy drop links all round/ALK/geometry settings and finally a cheapo rear strut brace. I have never been in a car that corners so well. No understeer whatsoever in the dry - just pick the speed you want to go and it will corner neutral. In the wet it will understeer slightly. The ALK is DEFINITELY worthwhile.

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18 January 2008, 12:31 PM

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Whiteline 22mm ARB rear on hardest setting.

This is important !

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18 January 2008, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mark.t

Glentress mostly but sometimes pentlands and falkirk. Do a bit of road biking when the weather is good.

Do you bike?

Yup, but I'm not so hot technically.

I've been to Glentress a couple of times and ambled behind my quicker pals down the red runs. Do Balerno to Glencorse/Loganlea and back to Balerno mostly in the winter months.

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