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2010 Red Loeb THP 150
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hill_bill10   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 11:48am
Member No: #27235
Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 Sorry this might be me being a bit dumb but whats a CG lock?
BigJohnD   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 11:58am

Member No: #82
Joined: Jan 22 2007
Location: Hoylake
 A device to keep an inertia seat belt tight, so it's like one on an aeroplane.
hill_bill10   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 12:37pm
Member No: #27235
Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 ah i see, never heard of one of those thanks John
Citroening   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 12:49pm
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Joined: Feb 04 2012
Location: Cambridgeshire
wozza wrote ...
Might be worth looking at a modified specialst Franklin.

Should really cost no more than about £30 to add springs.

Unfortunately it's nearly triple that Tom...! My age goes against me for insurance, but hoping to move to a more modification friendly specialist when my insurance is due for renewal in about four months time... Fingers crossed another years no claims (touch wood) and being a bit older will help things along...
wozza   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 12:55pm

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Joined: Aug 12 2006
Location: Manchester
 It basically locks your butt to the seat. So you don't move around as much, your upper half will still move but you aren't fighting yourself to keep up straight in the seat. So lets you concentrate more on the way the car is feeling. Makes a big difference on track days if you can't go all out with a proper harness.
FakeConcern   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 01:25pm
Member No: #24127
Joined: Feb 05 2012
Location: Bexhill on Sea
Citroening wrote ...

wozza wrote ...
Might be worth looking at a modified specialst Franklin.

Should really cost no more than about £30 to add springs.

Unfortunately it's nearly triple that Tom...! My age goes against me for insurance, but hoping to move to a more modification friendly specialist when my insurance is due for renewal in about four months time... Fingers crossed another years no claims (touch wood) and being a bit older will help things along...

Don't wish your life away Franklin!
wozza   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 03:00pm

Member No: #2
Joined: Aug 12 2006
Location: Manchester
Citroening wrote ...

wozza wrote ...
Might be worth looking at a modified specialst Franklin.

Should really cost no more than about £30 to add springs.

Unfortunately it's nearly triple that Tom...! My age goes against me for insurance, but hoping to move to a more modification friendly specialist when my insurance is due for renewal in about four months time... Fingers crossed another years no claims (touch wood) and being a bit older will help things along...


Try the usual ones, but seriously get a quote from need to insure. Few of the Monaro lads are insured with them. No issues with modified cars and they were half the price of my next lowest quote. Little over £600 with mods on the Monaro. I used to pay £900 for the C4! That's after my accident, with less than 12 months experience with the car.
Citroening   
Tue Jan 21 2014, 03:15pm
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Joined: Feb 04 2012
Location: Cambridgeshire
 Thanks Tom, I will certainly look into them as sounds good...!
hill_bill10   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 09:02am
Member No: #27235
Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 So.... i fitted them today and i have to say. im VERY impressed with the outcome











hill_bill10   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 09:07am
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Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 will try and get some better pics when the weathers better
wozza   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 09:40am

Member No: #2
Joined: Aug 12 2006
Location: Manchester
 Should settle down a little more after a few weeks.
FakeConcern   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 10:22am
Member No: #24127
Joined: Feb 05 2012
Location: Bexhill on Sea
 Looks great, how's ride & handling?
hill_bill10   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 11:19am
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Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 feels good so far, not had much chance to fully test it out cos the weathers really poor up here. will let u know more when the weather sorts itself out and can really push it
Citroening   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 01:52pm
Member No: #24121
Joined: Feb 04 2012
Location: Cambridgeshire
 Looks great!

With some hubcentric spacers that'll look even better too!

It looks great as it is, but just pushing them wheels a bit further out will finish it off I think.
hill_bill10   
Sat Jan 25 2014, 02:14pm
Member No: #27235
Joined: Aug 29 2012
Location: Lancashire
 ye i totally agree! ill look into getting some
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