well ok its stupid name for thread, yes things can get worse. but lets hope not yes?

I had to delay my skoda project! due to engine major faults with the car.

I need a new clutch and timing chain but just recently I find a new problem.

my sterring wheel starts shaking terribly,

and it stops at 50Kmph and starts worse at 90kmph

I think it is my bearings at the end of my half shaft which connects to my Brake disk.

I also found shear of metal and that the rubber seals have dissapeared.

but on the bright side... I hopefully get my Body kit for my skoda in febuary, and all these fixings will make the car less to worry about

What's the tyre pressures like? If they're a bit high try reducing them, that might help prevent or reduce the wteering wheel wobble.

If the car isn't that great, and these cars are relatively cheap in finland, like they are in the UK, you could buy another, hope for better luck with that one, and use this as parts donor before getting the scrap metal value out of it? (If that could be value for money). Would help save cost of getting all those bits replaced.

After a long hard check, I found today that it is a 'CV' joint broke on car.

and will cost me 80euros for the repair. not so bad,

How can i increase the power of the car?

Im looking to take the car to festivals around the country,

so im hoping to purchase body kits etc.

so i was thnking increase power of the car.

thanks

air intake, exhaust, cam.

try Welcome to our tuning page

I have both air intake and exhaust they only increase power so little.

thanks

Its not more power you need, its a better power to weight ratio. ie loose as much weight as you can, take out rear seats, carpets,rear wiper motor/mechanism, swop side glass for plexi-glass, etc etc