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Any cambridge bugeye owners want some cheap AST's ??? they have jsut been rebuilt, looking at £500 + your std STI suspension.....

If my back actually decides to fix itself in the next few days I am there

Hello Buddy... Thanks for the offer, Bert has alwso offered me a set and will be dropping them off so I am now sorted.... Thank you once again mate, appreciated Tony

Hello chap Stud patern wise these should fit, have decided that I will just pop calipers off if I need to LOL What profile tyres are they mate as they might well do the job nicely

Thank you mate but they are going to be too big I think as the circumference of your wheels + Tyres are the same as mine Hope the beast is going well

oohhh boooooo Thanks tho buddy

Hello, Does anybody have any 15"/16" or a spare wheel or two I could borrow Tuesday next week please? the car won't be run on the spare wheels, I just need them to go on the car so I can get my Geometry done as my car is now too low to fit the checking kit with the 18" on as you can see (car has settled lower now than in the picture).... euuurrgghhh lives n learns ! Any help appreciated Cheers Tony

Noooooooo, I am yet to attend one of these meetings and am going to have to miss this one as well as my car isn't ready

you have a P.M

Provided you're not running an induction kit I could help you buddy, I'm in Cambridge and running an STI7 with a perfectly working MAF

I asked the wife for a pass to come to my first Cambs meet and she reminded me that I am off snowboarding (she is also my PA as well as pass keeper)... I will defo be up for the next one, have fun peeps

Depending on what model you are putting the sensors on be careful of a sandwich plate! I have just fitted prosport gauges to my Bug eye and used the sandwhich plate and it's not very good to be fair. The gauge reads fine when the car is sat still but it appears the sensor is a little bit sensitive and the air flow over the sensor gives it a false reading so when you sat in still it will rise to 84-90 whatever degrees and then when you start moving it drops right down to 70 degrees on mine so I am now having to purchase an oil gallery adapter to fit the sensor on the back of the block away from any air flow! the sandwich plate is fine if you are just looking for somewhere to fit the pressure sensor BUT depending on the size of the pressure sensor you may need to buy an extension pipe (like a rad extender) to put the sensor in a sensible place as it is tight under there ( I had to fit a 2" enxtnesion to get it out of the way) ahh I have just seen you are fitting this to a bugeye...... If you are using a pos to replace the clock the easiest wiring you can use is the clock wiring, it is plenty hefty enough and it has all the connections you need.

Welcome to Dj Skit and Bob1 Enjoy your cars lads