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Looking good fella.

Here you go mate, in stock and good to go same/next day. viewtopic.php?f=32&t=28625 About a 1 hour job and is a DIY if you are handy with the tools. Let me know if I can help you further. Cheers, Alex.

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Have a look in the link below. viewtopic.php?f=38&t=32894

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Fantastic bargain for someone Great price Paul.

Really not worth all the hassle mate IMHO. I have the facilities to manufacture these but there is much more to the Motordyne kit than just the spacer. If it had been cost effective then I would have been producing these. Cheers, Alex.

Colin, it will fit the RHD model so no more excuses

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Hi Kenny and welcome to the forum You will have to get your TT down to Knockhill mate and put it through its paces.

Hi Alex - hope all is well with you. I am going to take Mark up on his offer for the short term - but am thinking of getting coilovers soon - I have been looking at the BC racing ones - can you get hold of these? David Edit: oops - I could have sworn I pressed the pm button then Now the world knows Give me a shout when you are good to go mate and I will quote you on a new BC set up.

Ouch! but could have been much worse

Checking for movement on tie rods, steering rack or track rod ends etc. Like you say with engine off and other wheel on ground doubt if you are moving the steering unless you have been going to the gym every night

There should be no movement. Are you sure that it was not the steering that you were moving when pushing and pulling at 9 and 3 ? Get some one to help you check this, one to rock and the other to look for the movement. Alex.

Plenty OEM stock rear shocks and springs available. Drop me a pm if I can help you further. Alex.

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I have plenty spare studs that you are welcome to but I guess that is not your main concern. Is the stud broken in the manifold or the cat ? Alex.

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Very easy DIY. No requirement to remove the bumper if fitting with pop rivets as per the OP image.

viewtopic.php?f=38&t=31540 I also have all the hardware that you will require. Drop me a pm if I can help you further.

It will do the job.

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