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  1. 03-08-2006, 09:46 PM #1
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    Default Tight rear..not that type LOL

    Had my car up on a ramp whilst going thru the MOT test and ther rear is is the tightest I've seen. I literally moved one whhel and there must be about an inch play before the other one goes. Is this just the type-R, or is it normal or is it modified?

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    Ary,

    Sounds like you need Darren to pick up on this one for you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Senninha
    Ary,

    Sounds like you need Darren to pick up on this one for you!

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    Yes awiting NSXGODSON'S answer!
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    Quoting Ary,

    Yes awiting NSXgOSON's answer!

    Looks like the wines been flowing tonight my friend :lol:
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    You got me, I've tried to correct but was too late!

    Barolo is to blame.

    LOL
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    I trust its of a good vintage? I prefer the fruitier offerings from the Tuscan hillsides.
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    Is a nice 1997 Barolo Riserva courtesy of my cousin in law.
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    AR,

    I have a vague recollection from seeing an advert for your car a long time ago that it has Mugen gears and LSD fitted.

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    Mmmm... Barolo......

    anyway, where were we?

    sorry - not quite understanding the question, could you clarify?
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    Darren,

    With the car jack up on a ramp ( by the supports ) if I move one wheel foward it only goes about 1 to 1.5 inches maximun before the other one follows.

    How does this compare to normal cars?

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