Terrybullwon's Racing S2 coupe

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  • terrybullwon
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    Thanks to Carsten of Wagner Tuning for this little beauty.

    I'll post some pictures up later in the week of it fitted.

    Weighs 30% less than my original and well the core looks so so so so much better!
    Flow test makes my old one look like it was full of sand.



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  • s2_bo
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    Originally posted by terrybullwon
    Got alittle press from the speed hunters



    Videos to come
    Great article James

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  • europeanme
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    Originally posted by terrybullwon
    Got alittle press from the speed hunters



    Videos to come
    cool article matey....and you can't beat a good dose of gusseting!....

    just remind me I thought you were looking to run a different brake set up.....

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  • K Simmonds
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    Originally posted by re2500
    I have to say that bracket looks tasty, the OEM bracket is decidedly wobbly, i am a little worried, because i am using delrin rod end bushes combined with the bending force it receives on full lock, that the little OEM bracket is going to succumb to fatigue at some point??
    I've had the same concern myself since I installed the delrin inner bushes, guess the bracket is designed to flex a little but I'll avoid turning the steering lock to lock unless the car is moving or off the ground.

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  • re2500
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    I have to say that bracket looks tasty, the OEM bracket is decidedly wobbly, i am a little worried, because i am using delrin rod end bushes combined with the bending force it receives on full lock, that the little OEM bracket is going to succumb to fatigue at some point??

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  • terrybullwon
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    Tweaks sell them i think***

    On another note bracket studs are done and its back in the car again

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  • Christophski
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    Looks good. - On a side note, where did you get the scoops in the rear windows from as my mate is building a car and needs some cold air feeds for his rear windows.

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  • rynaqui
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    Been waiting to see videos of this for some time now Chefe

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  • terrybullwon
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    Got alittle press from the speed hunters



    Videos to come

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  • Mcstiff
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    Originally posted by Puglife
    Hi Andy,

    Don't take this as retail but I've estimated it to be around the £300-350 inc. VAT figure. That's bracket, new bolts, the custom studs and support/shear plate and misalignment top hats all as a complete kit. Takes M12 rod ends. I may do a road kit variation which would be slightly cheaper and could accommodate rubber bush standard track arms.

    Regards,

    Jay
    Originally posted by Error404
    I think a road version would be more suitable for most people, accommodating the stock track rod ends.
    Post a thread up then Jay, when appropriate
    Would go well with some upgraded bushes

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  • Error404
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    I think a road version would be more suitable for most people, accommodating the stock track rod ends.
    Post a thread up then Jay, when appropriate

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  • Puglife
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    Originally posted by AndyP
    Ballpark cost?
    Hi Andy,

    Don't take this as retail but I've estimated it to be around the £300-350 inc. VAT figure. That's bracket, new bolts, the custom studs and support/shear plate and misalignment top hats all as a complete kit. Takes M12 rod ends. I may do a road kit variation which would be slightly cheaper and could accommodate rubber bush standard track arms.

    Regards,

    Jay

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  • Mcstiff
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    Originally posted by AndyP
    Ballpark cost?
    I'd love a pair but quite budget constricted.

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  • AndyP
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    Ballpark cost?

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  • terrybullwon
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    Thanks Jay

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