Value for money, in that it is a lot of work and metal for your money, yes. Value for money with the improvement to driving, well maybe not. It does reduce the vibrations and noise a fair bit but I think that the better tolerances of the replacement Bevel Box I had fitted at the same time may have had some influence on that as well, hard to say. I had it done as my car was at the factory for a week getting a number of warranty and "upgrade" jobs done. As the BB was being replaced and the engine was coming out for the new Centa drive to be fitted it seemed like a good time to do the NVH mod as well. With those jobs and the Urban Cooling Kit plus my recently (self) installed Empire Kit, I now have a car that is a joy to drive, which it certainly wasn't before but it all came at a price. I think others have been through a similar scenario recently, spend some more to get the car you thought you had bought in the first place or cut your loses.
