Whats there to say really, BigDave popped round Saturday morning as a mate of ours was fitting ktr/vibratechnics uprated engine + gearbox mounts and a powerflex dogbone so while they were doing that i cracked on with getting the sachs back on the trophy and fitting the sportlines, turned the...
You'll appreciate it so much when you get it back!! I've been rolling on cup suspension for 5 weeks now and cannot wait to get sachs'd up again!! Hope you get it back soon mate!!
So my nearside shock failed a few weeks ago and got sent off to Simon st cornering force for a rebuild + powder coating.
I decided to go for yellow to match the rear konis and also got a set of sportlines to go on them, so I googled the colour code for the konis and passed them on to Simon...
Mine was making a very similar noise, was the bonnet rattling so I wound the adjuster out half a turn and it went away! Also as above check the carbon canister!
Mark fish gets his own springs made up, they sit lower and are a lot firmer than sportlines, people have speculated they may be made my faulkener! If they're eibachs they'll say eibach on them and I believe the mark fish ones have markings to identify them too! Just look at the rears or take a...
Just for reference eibach springs and mark fish springs are completely different so you may want to confirm whether its an actual Mark Fish setup or whether its merely riding on Eibach Sportlines.
There can be codes stored that do not display a warning light on the dash, for example we had a misfire on a 55 plate 1.6 dynamique and the code reader showed a misfire on cylinder 3 but no warning lights on the dash at all.
Savage mate, at least you are alright, just think it could of been a lot worse!! Wishbones are easy to change as well, subframe might be bent but even that's only a few hours job, hope you get it sorted quickly man!!
KTR panel filters are identical to the ITG, I've had the KTR in mine and now got a K&N panel filter, can't tell the difference over a standard filter tbh
From what i gather Simon at Cornering Force depins them so he is able to dyno them both up to be a matched pair, he then threads the hole where the pin would be and uses a grub screw to fill the hole / secure the adjuster in place. I can't see any harm in depinning this way.