[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by LivingInSalt

How's the clicking going?

drove it for 3-5 miles today and not noticed anything, is it only heard with the windows open?

[cannockwolf]

[0-60Motorsports]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

Love the wheels. What are the specs and make?

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by 0-60Motorsports

Love the wheels. What are the specs and make?

Apex VS5-RS Forged Wheels
Motorsport Gold
9.5j Square Setup ET25
Michelin PS4* 255/35 19

[0-60Motorsports]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

Apex VS5-RS Forged Wheels
Motorsport Gold
9.5j Square Setup ET25
Michelin PS4* 255/35 19

Really really nice

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by LivingInSalt

How's the clicking going?

drove with the window down today as it got warmer and the clicking is most definitely present, i can only describe it as the sound the exhaust heat shield makes on older cars as it cools down after a hard run

[cannockwolf]

The gap with new wheels fitted has driven me mad, didn't notice it with the 898m's and the continental p-zeros as I think the Michelins has a more curved/lower profile wall from what i understand so it looks like the gap is larger.

Car is booked to have the Eibach Pro's fitted Monday with a Hunter 4 wheel aligmnment booked for Tuesday

[BG42]

Honestly makes a huge difference looks wise. You will love it.

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by BG42

Honestly makes a huge difference looks wise. You will love it.

I know I will, had coilovers on my E46, just would have preferred to keep it standard for the warranty side of things.

[Wasp_Factory]

I have the Eibachs and as well as improving the stance, there is noticeably less roll with no reduction in ride quality. I don't have any issues with scraping on speedbumps, so it seems like a good solution.

That said, once there is more choice for coilovers that works with the EDC, I'll be swapping.

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by Wasp_Factory

I have the Eibachs and as well as improving the stance, there is noticeably less roll with no reduction in ride quality. I don't have any issues with scraping on speedbumps, so it seems like a good solution.

I have high hopes for it

[cannockwolf]

Drivers Cubby Box arrived

[aguycalleddb]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

Drivers Cubby Box arrived

That’s the only thing I miss from my old G20, I’m not brave enough to cut up the dash though

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by aguycalleddb

That’s the only thing I miss from my old G20, I’m not brave enough to cut up the dash though

Yeah more scary than difficult i imagine, im going to practice on some 5mm plastic first

[blueshead]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

Drivers Cubby Box arrived

Can you post a picture of the front? Interested to see the colour and does it match the original dash? You know how fussy I am about that sort of thing 😄

[blueshead]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

Yeah more scary than difficult i imagine, im going to practice on some 5mm plastic first

I was thinking an oscillating tool may be easier to control and you could put a piece of masking tape on the blade to give you a depth gauge?

Might give that a try when I get round to ordering mine 👍

[cannockwolf]

Originally Posted by blueshead

Can you post a picture of the front? Interested to see the colour and does it match the original dash? You know how fussy I am about that sort of thing 😄

When it's installed? On its own probably not good

[cannockwolf]

Test fit on a piece of 5mm plastic is all good

[cannockwolf]

Eibach Pro's fitted and Hunter 4 wheel Alignment dont today.

My initial thoughts:

Speed bumps are not a problem I deliberately drove over our worst street locally and absolutely no problems.

Ride in comfort is absolutely no different at all in ride comfort.

In sport its possible ever so slight more bouncy over little bumps but its very 'slightly' and might be just me looking for something.

On the other hand I can agree it most definitely helps with the swaying boaty feel on corners, especially bumpy ones, i was shocked how much it improves it tbh. Dont get me wrong its not track ready by any means but for everyday 'spirited' driving its a big improvement. EDIT: after further driving its a vast improvement tbh

(My E46 on coilovers is miles better road holding, but then my teeth are still in my skull so its swings and round abouts)




Heres the before and after measurements if anyone is interested









I'm going to check them again in 2 weeks to see if there is much in the way of 'settling'

[cannockwolf]

How nerve-racking was that?!

[blueshead]

Originally Posted by cannockwolf

How nerve-racking was that?!

Top Job!

[Wasp_Factory]

Balls of steel!