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What is the year, mileage and model of your car ? Any recent upgrades ? Also what is the service history ?

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Low on oil should not stop the car from starting. How much oil did you put in ? What brand and grade of oil did you add ? What is the oil position showing on the dip stick now ? This is weird as you say the oil light did not come on

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Open Pit 11 am - 3pm Saturday. 21st November. Any one else going ? http://trackdays.kno...ay-open-session

No fitment differences between JDM and UK.

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PM received and replied to. In stock and good to go same/next day.

The throttle body OD is 80mm.

I have pre owned and brand new GT4 wheels in stock at the moment. Drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.

Not to bad a job, just a bit time consuming as you have to drop the diff. Swop out the diff ear bushings at the same time.

Fuel damper noise is very common. As in my post, remove the front inspection cover and check the tensioner, which is a 5 minute job.

(1) Check your oil from cold. (2) Check the fuel damper (3) Remove the inspection cover and check the chain tensioner. Alex.

As above, the only time this happens with me is if I have entered the email addy incorrectly. However some of the IT gurus on here may have a more technical fix.

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You will be fine with the Carbotech XP8. I would run them with the OEM rotors and see how you go. Your XP8s with oem rotors will solve your current issue. However braided lines and proper fluid will help with other potential issues. Perhaps upgrade your rotors at a later date if you become a track day warrior. No special tools required and ok for daily use, Read the compound chart on the previous link that I put up. Alex.

The leaking diff bushing should not be an MOT fail.

Blue stuff work very well on track, but are not rotor friendly.

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http://www.carbotech-europe.com/

I never said Stoptechs:

Carbotech is the way to go. However, select your compound with care and marry up to a non to aggressive rotor and you will be fine. I run Carbotech on my track R35, 10 on rear and 12 on front. An 8 would be my starting point with a stock 370.

The bearing is part of the hub Dave. I have low mileage, fully working, pre owned in stock. Just drop me a PM if I can help further. Alex.