Hi Guys,
Ok, I need some advice. Having recently taken my R32 around Rockingham, promptly cooking the breaks on two seperate runs, it became apparent that the stock R32 brakes (albeit combined with brand new Endless pads) just aren't up to the job on the track. Whilst I ultimately want a big brake upgrade, at present this is financially impossible, so can anybody recommend any good quality, low cost alternatives that can see me through for a while? Would simply fitting bigger disks make an appreciable difference?
Secondly, living in south east London, I have the joy of being surrounded by roads that contain the most speed bumps and pot holes in the world. The suspension as it is is, quite frankly, bloody hard. The R32 crashes and bangs around to the point where if I go to buy some eggs, I get home to find an omlet in the boot! My wife, normally pretty good with my love of sports cars, says she hates this car, and it's purely because of the ride. As I want to be able to use this car on the track as well as on the road, I need a solution for both. From what I can see the Tein Super Street is the best option, but it isn't cheap. Again, is there anything I can do in the short term to alleviate the problem, or is fully adjustable suspension my only option?
Any advice would be great guys and gals.
Cheers,
Ben
Ok, I need some advice. Having recently taken my R32 around Rockingham, promptly cooking the breaks on two seperate runs, it became apparent that the stock R32 brakes (albeit combined with brand new Endless pads) just aren't up to the job on the track. Whilst I ultimately want a big brake upgrade, at present this is financially impossible, so can anybody recommend any good quality, low cost alternatives that can see me through for a while? Would simply fitting bigger disks make an appreciable difference?
Secondly, living in south east London, I have the joy of being surrounded by roads that contain the most speed bumps and pot holes in the world. The suspension as it is is, quite frankly, bloody hard. The R32 crashes and bangs around to the point where if I go to buy some eggs, I get home to find an omlet in the boot! My wife, normally pretty good with my love of sports cars, says she hates this car, and it's purely because of the ride. As I want to be able to use this car on the track as well as on the road, I need a solution for both. From what I can see the Tein Super Street is the best option, but it isn't cheap. Again, is there anything I can do in the short term to alleviate the problem, or is fully adjustable suspension my only option?
Any advice would be great guys and gals.
Cheers,
Ben