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  • DuncanR
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    Originally posted by nick///M3 View Post
    p.s. visit greece in the summer :whistle::whistle:
    Cheers Nick ...very kind can I have the last week in July and first in August ?? ... :hahaha:

    Good luck with your problemo mate !

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  • glendog74
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    KW Clubsport it is then!

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  • nick///M3
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    ok ok...

    first of all......

    WE DO NOT HAVE HAIRY WOMEN IN GREECE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!
    ever been in Greek islands in summer time?...
    well if you don't...... to bad for you guys !!!!!!!:thumbs:
    oh and yeah "souvlaki" does kick ass...!!!!



    as far as the susp goes...my mistake that i did not point my location...
    Greece - Athens = F@cked up roads....

    BUT i have driven on stock suspension and frankly did not like it...
    i have driven a couple of csl's too...waaay better but still not quite...

    Ever driven a GT3 997 guys?
    that's the best combo...the car is firm, planted, but you don't hear anything, don't feel like sh!t when going over potholes or train rails....
    yet it is so much stable...

    Now the tech here says that with the clubsport i will have the same result....
    A friend with the nitron - track, said the same....

    WHAT THE HECK TO DO !?!?!?!?!?!??!!

    i don't track the car but i really really want something good when on the track or on journeys ( in which i tend to kick the car's @ss...)


    SO????

    any more info on the road behavior?

    how about Nitron sport+ ?

    i now am running -2 fr/r camber and love it so i want the camber plates....

    i would love intrax but more expensive, no one to dial it in, coilover in the back...

    At this point the clubsport seems to be in the lead...

    I am about to spend 2,5k more on this car which i have already spend more than enough...

    sorry to be so annoying but i am depending on your knowledge....:beer:


    p.s. visit greece in the summer :whistle::whistle:

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by AlexGTT View Post
    I have additional plates on the turrets as a temporary measure. Julian at Simpson's is making a proper solution for me. I may develop that into a half cage this Winter, along with some sub-frame strengthening measures. Mine has no signs of the dreaded cracks yet but I thought it better to be pro-active in this area.
    I think I'll be doing the same if and when the time comes mate, mine (touch wood!) at the moment is solid as a rock and clean as a whistle underneath, I'm very very tempted on the KW's but would really like Simpson's to be able to set them up!

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  • AlexGTT
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    Originally posted by Dan View Post
    What strengthening method did you go for on the rear turret's Alex?
    I have additional plates on the turrets as a temporary measure. Julian at Simpson's is making a proper solution for me. I may develop that into a half cage this Winter, along with some sub-frame strengthening measures. Mine has no signs of the dreaded cracks yet but I thought it better to be pro-active in this area.

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    i thought he was an illiterate mechanic!:smokin:
    You got done there Shim and you know it! :thumbs: :bigcry: :bigcry:

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  • Dan
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    Originally posted by AlexGTT View Post
    I find my Intrax fine. Lots of adjustment from soft to hard and easy to adjust. Mind you, we have some very fine driving roads here in Wales. That makes a difference.

    If it was an every day car or if I lived in a built up area, I'd definately stick to OEM.
    What strengthening method did you go for on the rear turret's Alex?

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
    I think this line may be the giveaway... :whistle:



    Chump.


    i thought he was an illiterate mechanic!:smokin:

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  • glendog74
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    well how the fuck was i meant to know that!:hahaha:
    I think this line may be the giveaway... :whistle:

    Originally posted by nick///M3
    but it really is uncharted territory for me and for the techs here in Greece
    Chump.

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  • cantfind1
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    yeah but hairy women! But i hear some of you guys like that??:drool:

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  • shimmy
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    Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
    Nick lives in Greece Shim
    well how the fuck was i meant to know that!:hahaha:

    (I VOTE FOR COMPULSORY NATIONAL FLAGS NEXT TIO OUR NAMES)



    Originally posted by cantfind1 View Post
    Greece has even worse roads!! haha:thumbs:
    true but great souvlaki!:smt055

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  • cantfind1
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    Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
    Nick lives in Greece Shim

    Greece has even worse roads!! haha:thumbs:

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  • AlexGTT
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    I find my Intrax fine. Lots of adjustment from soft to hard and easy to adjust. Mind you, we have some very fine driving roads here in Wales. That makes a difference.

    If it was an every day car or if I lived in a built up area, I'd definately stick to OEM.

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  • glendog74
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    Originally posted by shimmy View Post
    After 4 years of ownership in various guises my conclusion is that unless you are doing multiple trackdays and car is not a daily drive STICK TO OEM SUSPENSION.

    It is far better suited to UK roads than any aftermarket suspension I have seen. Coilovers at thecrear ovviously have serious warranty issues and potential for refusal of goodwill on subframe cracking and will make the road ride slower and harsher.

    I guess thus advice wil fall on deaf ears. I certainly ignored it 2 years ago.

    If you do ignore it, try Intrax IK2
    Nick lives in Greece Shim

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  • cantfind1
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    I think you will find the KW's to stiff for the road including V3. Stick with oem CSL or if you must then nitron with a soft spring rate, they will tailor there suspension to what you want. Better than KW and very good quality monotube shock rather than twin tube KW.

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