Technical Shocks

[Brooky]

Consider that people have lowered Cinqs to lunatic extents and put huge brakes on without ever touching the hydraulic compensator.

Ill be removing mine, but thats only because ill be running four pots on the front,hopefully 2pots on the back,a hydraulic handbrake and im having a proper bias valve.

I even wouldnt bother removing them if i was running a normal setup, or PGT/UT setup

 

[nmrmak]

where did you get that image, from what manual?

 

[fingers99]

It's from the factory Sei Manual. You might find it on one of the Peer to Peer networks (Shareaza, Limewire, etc.) as Seicento Technical Service Manual. (Wonder who put that there?)

Otherwise the CDs come up on eBay from time to time, but it's impossible to tell whether they're the early ones (SPI cars only) or the late ones (everything).

 

[nmrmak]

Thanks!
Is it somehow related to the famous Haynes manual (that i've never seen, i doubt they sell those here in Serbia anyway )

 

[fingers99]

No, no. This is the real one -- as made by FIAT but never officially sold by them.

 

[nmrmak]

Ah, a true service manual. They probably have them in garages and stuff. I wonder if the haynes is downloadable too...

/me clicks.