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Just from their use in Motorsport most rally car’s use Helix, i have had 2 of them in road cars and they have been unreal. One of those used was to replace a Sachs Organic that couldn’t cope Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you want an uprated clutch you buy the best. You buy a Helix

Bought the car June 2020 before the massive inflation of car prices Mods so far Romac Venom 18” in gloss black powdercoat. Just had this done as the missus turned them into 50p pieces (she now has her own car phew!!) they were matt gunmetal Genuine Audi non-sline line sideskirts these were...

Its a bit of blue sponge or something from cleaning, get it pulled out

It will be sound just take a decent run once a month or so

I’m not sure that is correct, i had a SEAT Leon FR with LED’s and the beam angle was handed for RHD (higher on the left hand side with your bum in the drivers seat) check for youself next time against a garage door or such likes.

I recently got these from Audi they are optional extra sideskirts for the non sline / RS3 8V i have never seen another set fitted and even when i asked Audi they had no pictures of them fitted to a 5 door. part number is 8V40716859AX they weren’t cheap, £310 for the skirts alone, then i had...

Yeah thats what i was worried about. i certainly wouldn’t a) want to dazzle other drivers b) have to re-fit standard lights every 12 months for MOT i have an s-line bumper but still have the halogen headlights and it looks naff.

Everything is made in China anyways. Your genuine ones are probs also made in china i was looking at these but i was unsure if they were suitable for RHD cars

I could not be bothered with that faff on. could you just imagine trying to do that every day. The world would grind to a halt pure EV is not the future

Profile is not in mm it is a percentage of the tyre width so 225/40/18 the height of the tyre is 40% of the width of 225 so 90mm 235/40/18 is 40% of 235mm so 94mm Have a look at this website and input the information and it will give you how much the speedo will be out...

Handy table at bottom of this page https://www.tyresizecalculator.com/charts/tire-width-for-a-wheel-rim-size-chart

All 235 wide tyres will give you is a higher purchase price the extra grip over 10mm will be negligible. Stick with the 225’s as they will be cheaper

I went the other way I went from a 1.5 TSI 2018 to a 2.0l TDI 2014 car My feelings are the opposite, long term MPG was 37 combined on the 1.5 TSI (over 13k miles) and on my 2.0l TDI it's 43 mpg (over 8k miles) thats not a biggy though 6 mpg is neither here nor there especially when diesel is...

Turbo power n/a diesels were horrifically slow

Electric cars need to become affordable before people will buy them. 30k for a corsa e no thanks to that one

Would have to delete the RS3 badge imagine having a diseasal adorned with RS3 graphic. sacrilege

Tyres shark toothing means the shock absorber on that corner is dead

Looks perfect that

I used one on my 1.5 TSI it’s a compromise from a full blown remap but not a bad choice if you want to keep your warranty in tact. the stuff they supply is of decent quality and the looms supplied use OEM connectors. no experience of how easy it is to hook into a 2.0l though. Some of the...