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£15 is for Unipart. But will be trade price (Lux). I also tried Halfrauds. Cheap but c**p. Not sure how they got them past the test??? Money you save buys somthing else. Like antiroll bar bracket suports.

Well, the trackday went great - the old girl really stood up well. The brake pedals travel was very long towards the end of the session, i think we cooked our fluid - uprated brakes and tyres are the order of the day before the next track session.

The car was really progressive and although we spent a lot of the time sideways it was always controllable and fun - we weren't the fastest out there but i reckon we were the comfiest and having the most fun.

The car under steered at one corner, but everywhere else you could fairly aggressive and throw it in and it would just stick - very very very impressed, the engine felt as strong as ever, although it is puffing a little under heavy acceleration.

And, for my shame on my last session out i pushed a little too hard on cooked brakes, missed my braking point by about 15 meters which resulted in this:

http://s334.photobucket.com/albums/m412/Jockstar205gti/?action=view&current=Porka944.flv

Was awesome fun tho - looking forward to the next one already

Mark.

Nice to see that you controlled it well and stopped it from hitting anything

Looks like good fun

Yup you kept it right side up.......

And learnt that the colour of adrenaline is brown

Looks good fun.

A pair of these will cut the body roll & stop the roll bar brackets breaking. Good value for $40 from Lindsey racing. Sometimes available on ebay. They worked for me.

looks like you had fun, well held on the tank slapper, and cograts on keeping the roof the right way up

Hey! ace driving,well held!!