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Harro, (please note, this is not a sponsored review and I do not have any affiliation with MCA) So I did a quick search on SAU but there really isn't any proper discussion and/or review with MCA coi

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Alrighty.. 13 days to go till I see Wakefield Park again! Just in the process of moving my oil cooler to the driver's wheel arch to promote cooler air flow to the radiator. I find the sandwiching of

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Johnny I'll be surprised if you aren't impressed with your purchase. The design engineering behind these shocks is punching well above the price point. I'm running MCA Red series with pretty good resu

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a mate's mate in a pretty stock-ish WRX STi was doing consistent 1m6s all day... another Golf R with just lowered springs, reflash, exhaust and Nitto NT01s was doing consistent 10s till I told him to soften his ARB at the front and he managed a 9!

Man, new cars are just too awesome.

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1.09.6 compared to what earlier efforts?

And did you lay down a few laps in that range or was it a banzai one-off?

Sounds like you're happy with the car and what it's doing though.

Post up some youtube links, always good to see a Skyline going fast on track

 

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Was managing flat 10s then did 2x 9s but most of the day were 10s and 11s when no Hondas came off and held the track up. 

Unfortunately my go pro is cooked, however I wonder if the dash cam footage is any good so I'll trawl through that soon enough and post it up :)

Prior to that I was doing 1m11s at an earlier track day. This time round all that was different was a GTR wing 

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