Brian H - Dakar Z3

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Oh, ok then. Just looked like he kept missing his turn-ins, and had to compensate on the way out. But it could just be that your car looks so smooth in comparison.
 

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Did you get the RA or MA type?
I heard the MA are a bit more for track/racing.....but don't really know what the difference is.

by the way, are the rear shocks real coilovers are like the standard ones with a sprint and the coil (not really "coil-over-the-shock").
Are they adjustable (height and hardness)?
 
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Brian H

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Did you get the RA or MA type?
I heard the MA are a bit more for track/racing.....but don't really know what the difference is.

by the way, are the rear shocks real coilovers are like the standard ones with a sprint and the coil (not really "coil-over-the-shock").
Are they adjustable (height and hardness)?
RA @Stormy_be, the rears are like standard, the height is adjustable with a spring adjuster, the springs are fixed rate, 6kg cone with the kit, I also bought 8kg which I have fitted.

The MA set is a track based set, these are more harsh than the RA.

How's your car coming along?
 
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Stormy_be

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It is coming along slowly but certain...and certainly slowly :)
... I like doing things perfectly, and that takes time. A lot of "do-and-redo".

I also have H&R springs laying around.
As the rear is standard, I would be able to fit those too. But I don't know if these are stiffer or not.
Does anyone know the value for the H&R springs?

Thanks, Koen
 

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It is coming along slowly but certain...and certainly slowly :)
... I like doing things perfectly, and that takes time. A lot of "do-and-redo".
I'm sure you will get it done Koen, have you fitted your seats yet?
 

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Update 19 - Rondall 0021 Wheels

Hmmmm.........didn't know I wanted these, eBay is dangerous:)

They need a refurb as there are a few scuff marks here and there.

 
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I do like those Brian, don't happen to have a spare set then ......... mate??=))

Tony.
 

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They look good. Nice buy
 
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Im going to be honest, they are not my cup of tea.

I do prefer multi spoked wheels.

Sorry Brian.
 

Brian H

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Im going to be honest, they are not my cup of tea.

I do prefer multi spoked wheels.

Sorry Brian.
Don't apologise Mark, I love my 78s and these look totally different, I'm going to get them refurbished in a slightly darker colour which I think will change the look again. Appreciate your honesty :thumbsup:
 
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Brian H

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Update 20 - Scotland Road-trip

No update this time just a fantastic road trip, I met with a couple of well know zedders, Deano and Pingu that were doing the Lands End to John O Groats challenge, I joined then yesterday at 10:30am, Home about an hour ago and 690 ish miles later. Knackered.

As if the drive was not hard enough there was a challenge to get to Sheigra for the sunset and then drive over to John O Groats for the sun rise. There is plenty of time to do this but after a full days driving it certaily tests the concentration levels.

Fantastic Scenery & Roads, anyone up for a Scotland trip in 2016?

 
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