I played it on PS4. Couldn't really get along with the camera angles. Lock on felt a bit pointless and seemed to keep dropping. Found myself button bashing for the next attack. Graphics during cutscene are phenomenal. Even the missus had to ask who the actors were that played them.
The piston took a crap and stuck little bits of debris in the head, and I can watch the avcs solenoid chasing the actual pulley trying to keep the advance steady, so probs leaky seals in pulley (bought car with bad piston)
Same one that was mapped?
Welcome to the club. Usually quite a few meets going on around the country you may find one local to you. Not sure of any events coming up but I'm sure there will be plenty when the new show year starts.
Booked in for a power run on 10th to check the fueling as I think it's running rich. Told the missus it's in for an Afr check as power run comes across as something far too fun 😈
Offset is relative to width of Rim. An 8" wheel with et50 will not be the same as 7" wheel on et50. The offset is the measurement from the centre of the wheel to the face that bolts to the hub.
Et50 on a 7"(177mm)Rim leaves you with 138.5mm back of the hub towards strut and 38.5mm stick out from the hub towards the edge of wing. 8" (203mm) would be 151.5mm towards the strut and 51.5mm away from hub. Offsets are always awkward and confusing.
Order a new set up from Amazon, take the sender out put yours in cleaned up and send it all back for a refund 😜
Far to honest for that [emoji23] Service seems to have sorted the questionable pressure. I did take out the switch and clean it so may have been that too.
Oil service and oil pressure switch fault investigation. I've really struggled to find a replacement switch for the depo gauge. Does anyone know where best to find a new one? I've contacted Deporacing.eu but no reply yet.
Usual culprit is a faulty O2/Lambda sensor. If it is the case the car will run a bit rich. Short term it won't do any damage but long term you end up with bore was which thins the oil. You'll also notice a drop in MPG.
Do you have camber bolts in there rear? Been lowered? 2° of negative camber is a hell of a lot for a rear wheel. You'll certainly notice increased shoulder wear.
I had the same issue when getting alignment done. Steer wheel sits slightly left and after a return visit and nearly 4 hours there they decided to blame my tyres for pushing it out. Had the right ar$3hol3 by then so had to live with it.