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  1. 40 minutes ago, Lauren said:

    Good stuff. I had the same, though opted to ditch my non-res Milltek as I was worried it would be too loud and went for a TD resonated system instead with a decat pipe to mate to my Milltek overpipe. Mine comes in at 90Db average tested at a fair few circuits now. Yours does sound good if a little loud for my taste, but 95Db is over twice as loud as mine.

    I need to have a listen to yours at Japfest Lauren, I supposedly have the same exhaust as you and I swear to god it comes in higher than 90Db.


  2. 20 minutes ago, adamj29 said:

    Very good idea! Love it. Haha you're rates are extremely competitive. I may be away with work during Japfest but I'll see if I can rearrange. Because that's a cracking plan!

     

    @Paul I'm not with Tuned UK anymore mate. Sold it on. But a good idea non the less :)

    Oh, didn't know! Hope all is well and whatever you're doing at is paying the bills and keeping you busy. 


  3. 2 hours ago, Cerastes said:

    Put it near the front of the GT86 stand if others don't mind. 1. It will attract more to our club. 2. It will be seen and more people seeing it then there is better chance of someone feeling crazy and putting in an offer/going away thinking about it. 3. Also with these youtubers etc when they do these walk around videos of clubs, they will notice it and probably mention it on their youtube channels ;) "look at this one, it looks awesome... oh it's for sale" 

     

    I'll only take 1% commission lol. I'm cheap 

    Very good suggestion. Maybe bring some TunedUK placards or whatever so it doubles up as advertising for the business? 


  4. 1 minute ago, Test Drives Unlimited said:

    I got the HT Auto Kit although no longer have the Front Splitter as I snapped that in half on my last Track Day !!

    A word of warning if you put a Splitter on the front of the car, you will be forever hitting Pavement Kerbs, Grounded the front of the car on steep inclines and having trouble getting over speed humps in the road.

    My car isn't even lowered !!

    My car is lowered 20mm on coilovers, my HT Autos lip does occasionally meet the tarmac over larger speed bumps but very rarely.

    Steep multi-storey ramps are where the problems arise...


  5. 1 minute ago, McDude said:

    Just forget you have a left foot! Unless you’re confident left foot braking. 

    Bury your right foot as much as traction will allow and don’t lift during paddle or automated gear changes up and down the box.  You’ll only make changes jerky and make the car unstable. Doesn’t matter if they are slush boxes, single or dual clutch, the engine management will sort it all out.

    It really is a piece of p1ss and you have nothing to worry about. 

    Thanks, really appreciate the response. Knew I was probably overthinking it but given the cars involved figured it was better to ask!


  6. Ok, so here's a rather embarrassing revelation, I have no idea how to drive an automatic transmission.

    I've only driven an auto twice. The first time was 20 mins in a  Lamborghini Gallardo and I was far more focused on not crashing into a ditch than learning how to drive the damn car. Second time was the RRG Macclesfield Yaris which I drove pretty much like a go-kart, ignoring the paddles entirely.

    So why is this relevant?

    On Friday I'm doing a Supercar day at Dunsfold which involved driving some pretty serious machinery, most of which have automatic transmissions (or flappy paddle gearboxes, which I'm pretty sure are the same thing?!). To get the most out of it I'd really like to have a bit more understanding of how to change up and down myself, how to read the car etc. Mostly I'm curious about whether I need to do anything with the throttle as I change up or down, obviously as a manual drive my instinct is to pull off the throttle when changing gears but I'm not sure how that works when changing up/down manually in an auto?

    Be really grateful for any tips people can give me.

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