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    #16
    Originally posted by englebert
    So why is it called a CSL Cup if all M3s are allowed.... :whistle:
    Prob Because the CSL's will be taking the Cups !! :whistle:

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      #17
      depends what is allowed in the modified class, if anything goes I can see the Simpson M3 GTR taking a few cups...

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        #18
        True .. it will def be interesting to watch with all different classes in , and a good driver in std could be better than a pants driver in the modded :-D

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          #19
          Nathan your (im)patience will soon be rewarded, would you rather we rushed it and got it wrong or were deliberate and got it right?

          You question over a diff is an interesting one, as you say its use for the road is completely absurd (have you actually driven one on the road - its nigh on unuseable) but maybe an interesting one for the modified class. Its completely out for the stock class of course.

          One thing to remember when modding a car to go racing, if you just accept all the things told you by your tuner/team you will simply hand them money for no reason (other than putting their kids through college), it is better to choose a race series to compete in an then build accordingly, never really works (for the owner) the other way round, trust me.

          It maywell be that diffs will be banned from modified class, I'm not sure, in which case you might as well carry on and spend another £30-40k and get it to GTR spec and run it in VLN, Britcar etc and thats great if thats what you want to race in, but if you want sprint races then I'd hold off just for the moment (just my opinion of course)

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            #20
            I'd rather you got it right obviously, and I'd love to be there, even if it is just being slow in the modified class. Just getting impatient with having parts sat waiting to fit

            I'm aware it'll be noisy on the road, am getting a slow, boring, sensible, practical car for daily duty.

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              #21
              PS, my goal is endurance racing one day so when I saw the diff for sale second hand for a bargain price I couldn't help myself.

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                #22
                Hi,

                Will the modified group be allowed to run Drexler or
                AN.other uprated rear LSD ?

                I would argue that its the same difference as say
                AP's or Alcons, or say additional oil or water cooling,
                they all do the same job, its just that some do it better,
                ie- Modified ?

                If Modified cars are prohibited from running Grp A type adjustable
                front arms, or multi link rears, proper sequential gearboxes,
                Standalone ECU, then I can understand better as
                to why some arguement could be made, but items like
                cooling, braking, LSD lock up, which is what a Drexler basically
                is, would seem acceptable to a modified class ?.

                Clarification appreciated please, ASAP, as I was just starting
                to look into Grp A arms and a Multi Link rear end.

                Regards,

                The Gorilla.

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                  #23
                  nathan - if you do the race series and don't use the diff, give me a shout please.

                  Cheers

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                    #24
                    The diff issue is an interesting one and in part is based on longevity so it may well be allowed (no promises as yet). However, I'd be pretty confident that adjustable front arms and different rear suspension angles will be prohibited. Rear coil overs will be allowed (in modified class) I would say but retaining standard attachments and positioning.

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