[Danosborne6661]

Stu,

One thing I will suggest is don't change too many things on the car at once. If you change one thing between rounds and race meetings, you have a much better idea on how that change made your car feel different and you'll be better off in the future for it. If you change LOADS of things it's difficult to know what improved it.

Seeing as you have just purchased the low roll centre and the individual front end, I would recommend trying the new low roll centre first. You'll immediately see the difference and you'll have a much better understanding on how it effects the car.

THEN change to the individual front end. When you next put it on track, you'll know all the differences will just be that new front end assembly.

Real glad you're getting on better with the car by the way.