It ummm limits travel in the rear mount ;)
I leave mine loose as it's an auto so doesn't shock the driveline hard, manual I used to tighten mine to help stop the shaft hammering up and down on changes.
It's a trial and error thing.
Centre holes are the wrong size
The Mk3 hub won't fit into the Mk4 front rotor without it being machined (and why we're using the 350 track rotors)
Calliper holes are wrong spacing on the rears
I run Mk4TT DBA Rotors + AP Racing callipers
I'm doing a BBK for a friend that's Mk4 Callipers + Nissan 350z Track Rotors soon.
The Mk4 Callipers are DAMN heavy compared to the AP's.
You need to hold pressure on the Coil so it can't seperate and skip a groove as it screws into the tapped hole, the last coil end is what prevents the Coil unscrewing with the bolt but Loctite can't hurt.
You can also buy different length Coils for deep threads (better than fitting 2 coils...
2J Buckets Valves and good quality Duals might work out after machining the head to take the larger buckets but Chev outers are HUGE so I can't see them fitting.
Rich: Cool should work well!
My curiosity was for the different rates of expansion between the 2 materials!
Man that would have both blown and sucked to cut by hand (I :love: my CNC) ;)
You aren't being "flammed" you info is incorrect in this particular case.
You obviously don't grasp the concept of "area" and it's relationship to Turbine housings so shouldn't be giving "advice" in this instance.
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