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Clio 172 Cup



Daz...

ClioSport Club Member
  Inferno 182 Cup
Time to strip the rears down and see what’s going on.

Always has me second guessing when a garage I haven’t used does something on a car.
 

Ant1

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
Time to strip the rears down and see what’s going on.

Always has me second guessing when a garage I haven’t used does something on a car.

Not good is it.

Either they haven't been torqued correctly or the spacers missing. Probably both.
 

Krarl

ClioSport Club Member
I nipped the camber bolts up with buzz gun but didn’t tighten by hand afterwards. They weren't tight enough so moving around.
This car had new rear discs fitted a few months ago by a random garage. If they haven’t fitted the spacers behind discs, would this create noticeable movement in the hub that would cause alignment to be out?
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Ant1

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
Well no spacer fitted to the side with wheel wobble.

Surprisingly when nipped back up with spacer it rotates nice and clean. Will change anyhow as it’s going to f**k itself it some point.

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Otherside had spacer but fitted the wrong way around. Joy of joys.
 

Ant1

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
If the bearing feels fine and goes together alright just send it Andony

I mean what's the worst that can happen, you get a wheel bearing noise in a few thousand miles (if you still have the car by that point)

Fair
 

Ant1

Brembo! Brembo! Brembo!
ClioSport Club Member
Powerflex purple outer arb bushes arrived today. Got a new set for £37 delivered.

Rude not to.

Whilst wheels were off i re torqued everything i removed, all good.
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