Paul

It's lower than the sweet spot IMO, but proof is in the pudding.

TarmacSportz sell Muteki nuts at reasonable prices.

If it was the only change you made? Doubt it. Also, I recommend aftermarket nuts for new wheels, 100%.

Who's fitting your coilovers? If they can't source something, call Amber Performance and speak to James, or Fensport and speak to Dan, or Tuning Developments and speak to Mike. Someone should be able to hook you up. Tell them you're from this forum and you may even score a discount!

In terms of suppliers, also try Demon Tweeks, Rarerims or Driftworks. Usually they can all source you something specific on special order if it's available.

Hope you've got enough BBQ in Mike.

Dodgy gumshield front end. Less dealers, and worst customer service? Audio system. Gives delusions of grandeur...

Welcome! Any future modding plans?

@Deacon, just a reminder, I'll be bringing the manifold and overpipe as promised.

No excuse, I'm driving 4 hours!

Is parking all our cars on a layby in Chester not asking for trouble?

Those will be fine.

Me too. It's 4 hours from Essex so I'll leave about 2pm and brave the Saturday traffic.

Given the amount of people that have changed their lights, there is a huge supply of these. Ergo, prices are very low.

Do Saga insure these?!

Is there parking at the restaurant?

Coilovers give you a lot more flexibility and adjust-ability, over springs, but springs are cheaper. Would recommend coilovers 100%. Look at the For Sale section, usually some up there.

Never had a problem like that, but then I don't allow myself to be bullied over the phone regardless if it's insurance, utilities, Sky etc. Unless it's the missus. Then I cave straight away.

Adrian Flux cheapest for me for the last 2 years.

I am free for this so will pop it in the calendar.

I can now confirm that the Stoptech BBK and street pads does not squeak. They do however, stop. Hard.

If you want an '86, get one. Who gives a toss what other people think? Sure it's not the most powerful car per &, but it's the most engaging and fun to drive. And how much of that massive power can you actually use anyway? Someone else on here sold the GT86 and got a Golf R. Lasted 6 months before they swapped back. The Golf R is, by all accounts, a boring lump to drive,

I would have a word with your dealer, that's utter crap. I have a number of engine mods including hoses and haven't had any issues with warranty work.

Oh dear oh dear!

Nothing ricey about smoked lights either.