W3RKD
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how much do you want for your car then :wink:
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Following on form our last offer we have a few -40mm Weitec kits on special this month. Details - 23280027 - -40mm Vw Corrado 4cyl Suspension Kit. RRP £263.00 + £15 Delivery. Special Price £263 Delivered (next day) inc FREE T-Shirt Normal Forum Discounts Apply. :lol:
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looks like a great job there - I have some vr H&R' coilovers if your interested in some high end suspension for your new good looking corrado :wink:
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I will look into why your email hasn't been returned to you in the morning. It is usally easier to call us if possible as we get quite a few emails every day and there can be small delays in returns. We have the kits in stock now though.
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They are a budget suspension manufacturer,
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i would assume they only have a 2wd dyno so have disabled the rear wheel drive.
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Click Here Enjoy :wink:
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M62's are perfect for the g60 engine. woody,you are thinking of the M45 as fitted to minis. The main issue with mounting the M62 as nobody does a bolt on kit for them as quite a few engine bay components need re-arranging to get them to fit nicley.
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arr sorry i should of read it better
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what pcd' to you want to adapt 4x100 - 5x ?
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Yes they will *fit* but im sure the weights are slightly differant between the 2 models so they may not be perfect(damping/Spring rates) for your car. It all depends on which company they are manufactured by to wether they call for the same part number between the 2 models.
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All is revealed in the back of the bently manual kongo..
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imho i would take the audi every time over the scooby just for build quailty / reailabilty issues really
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The Jabba Heads are most definatly not done on a CNC.
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Correct.. this is good. Our big valve heads show around 8psi but on std heads the boost is 16-17psi
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they look wider than 9"s to me :wink:
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totally awesome looked better on the std rear lights though..
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paul - You do know that the kw race series kits that the teams use are not part of the varient 1.2.3 range they are completly differant and also come with no warranty. The varient 1.2.3 range use alot of differant parts ie seals etc to allow a good warranty for years of road use. Just thought i would let you know also you can spec your own spring/damping rates on the varient 3's
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i like them alot also
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whats the spec of those wheels the fitment looks quite wild.
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Awesome - which ever model you choose they work imensely well. i have a few customers swapping out there h&R's etc for these.(not corrado) i only have experiance of the varient 2's on a corrado and these had sublime ride quailty. there also stainless steel so no worries with corrosion from our salty roads
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have you actually check voltage at the starter when cranking it ?
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how have you routed the feed into the rail ?
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Got pics ?
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right of the rail is where the fuel now feeds in from then back out via the reg