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They are also suitable for short distance events so that means they should work from cold, and the spec says 0.40 friction coefficient when cold.
I want them for track use but want some feedback if they are ok on the road so I don't have to switch back to DS2500.
About to install an LSD in my Clio 182..
Are the diff bearings easy to replace, and are they expensive?
All the people that have put an LSD in, did you replace the bearings?
Thanks!
Exactly, nothing special about Aussie delivered cars, they're identical mechanically to UK cars.
I first raised the problem on our forum after talking to a mechanic that specialises in Clios here in Sydney.
Thanks to murcod's work in checking other cars, it is clear that the problem...
Re: ** PH2 RESTORE >> ROAD GOING GO-KART **
I've got the lightweight battery install.. saves about 5kg all up from memory, I've had the stereo going for about 6 hours while detailing the car and no issues starting it at all ;)
I just bought one and its arriving in 2 weeks, the guy I got it from bought it directly from RSport in France.
The "prototype" for pics was for a 172 Ph1 I believe, its on the OMP website and its a different design.
I just hope this b*****d fits...
Why don't you like the way they drive Ben?
Keep in mind this is the same type of diff fitted to the Megane R26 and DC2 Integra Type R - all of which got excellent reviews for handling/traction.