Hi,
Quick question. I currently sourcing a replacement PFF7 wheel as I have a crack in one. I've found a
dealer but he wants to confirm the PCD\offset I require. I have no idea, can you help?
2003 WRX STI Type UK
Thanks
Aren't they just replacing a faulty part with a faulty part? Once your out of warranty you'll have to go for after market shocks to cure the problem for good.
I flicked through the copy I received yesterday, not had a chance to read it yet.
I saw the Gathering pics and they look good, but there was no picture of the world record to be seen which I though was rather strange.... Maybe that's covered in the article.
If you don't register your registration with the organisers you wont be allowed access to prodrive.
I suggest reading through the mcrae gathering website.
LOL I have exactly the same set.
They caused pedal and wheel judder under braking at high speed from the moment they were put on.
I took my car to a specialist for their opinion and was told it was all in my head, that was what high-spec disks did. I wasn't convinced but that gave me enough doubt to look elsewhere for the issue (water in the tyres etc...), but having changed most of the front end of the car the issue is still there and I'm pretty sure it's the brakes.
I decided to save for an AP kit.... not sure if I'll make it but that's the plan now.
I have GS 2 piece disks and the left one is warped, as you said, only noticeable under hard braking.
I was to lazy to change them and have lived with it.
Although to be honest, because it's only under hard braking I have wondered if it was something else but I have changed the suspension and wheels since then and the high speed wheel and pedal judder is still there under braking.
I don't know if this is useful to you or not but this is what I think the route looks like via google maps including petrol stop and Premier Inn (Banbury):
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&hl=e....85144&z=10
A = Lanark & A70 (Depart)
B = M74
C = M6
D = Fuel Stop
E = M5
F = M40
G = M40
H = Premier Inn
I = Prodrive (Banbury)
J = Prodrive (Warwick)
If anyone want to modify the route (ie where we go through Lanark) feel free
I have Te4in Super Streets with the EDFC controller fitted as well.
I like it a lot. The EDFC allows for a soft(ish) ride when cruising around and at the press of a button and the car stiffens up for a blast on the twisties :up: