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When I bought my car I noticed the same thing. I have been told (rightly or wrongly) that this is a characteristic of the way the car is weighted under acceleration vrs deceleration. The power moves much the weight of the car to the rear so when you decelerate the weight moves forwards again. You will probably notice it mostly in a sweeping corner situation. Hence they say that you should never "lift" in a corner as it destabilises the car quite considerably. I recently did some driver training and they were very insistent that the car brake in a straight line and always have power in a corner to keep the traction on the back wheels. (thats why they are so wide!) Another thing to check is tyre pressure in the front.
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Thanks for that, Fantastic Illustration!
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Thanks muchly - I forgot to mention I am in New Zealand so aussie may be a better bet re new lamps. Here they retail for about 2500USD, hence my search for used... When you mention both front fenders - what parts are these? The front as I know the car has the main front bumper with a splitter at the bottom.. I have attached a picture Cheers Sorry, Disregard question - I understand now what you mean.... oops :lightbulb:
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Thanks muchly - I forgot to mention I am in New Zealand so aussie may be a better bet re new lamps. Here they retail for about 2500USD, hence my search for used... When you mention both front fenders - what parts are these? The front as I know the car has the main front bumper with a splitter at the bottom.. I have attached a picture Cheers
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Hi all I am newbie here with a lovely GT3 Mk1. I have enjoyed reading through some postings and am pleased to see some very well experienced GT3 lovers out there! My car does not have the xenon light kit and I would like to upgrade to it. I have found a GT3 RS about to be wrecked in Aussie and it has some lamps. However the RS is a Mk2. I understand that the lamps from this car will not fit a Mk1? Is this correct? If true, if I purchase the front nose bumper as well, will this fit on the car all ok?? Any help most appreciated! Cheers, Angus
