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You could argue it's a complete waste of money, it's not like anyone has ever said the 1*2 is underpowered, furthermore it sounds like you're relatively new to Clio ownership yet you're chasing more power already. My advice, enjoy the car for what it is in standard form, there are plenty of...
Chris Powell made his own brackets to fit 197/200/225/230 Brembo callipers with 280mm discs and 300mm discs, the former needing 5mm milled from the brackets in order to fit under some 15in wheels.
Loads of effort gone into trying to sell that car - took all of 5 seconds to read the ad.
If you can find out the number you might find some more info on the Owners Register of the Trophy forum (cliotrophy.co.uk).
Not too many on an 05 plate I don't think, not that that means much - buy on...
It's a shame if it's your car but other than that I don't see it.
There's no doubt it's a very special car, but I'm not precious if one I have no emotional attachment to gets binned or broken. At the end of the day this Vee might result in a handful of others being 'saved' or remaining...
A pal of mine is selling his Meg:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-Renault-Sport-Megane-225-50k-Miles-New-Belts-Brakes-Wheels-Tyres-more-/371593376892?hash=item5684b0f47c:g:Q~gAAOSw~OVWx6zD
Nope, I didn't see it this time round, which is a shame - that was a seriously quick Skoda.
I couldn't work out what the sound was, clearly it was the diff!
Kept getting an error message so re-attempted purchase time after time. Now I'm getting email notifications saying the payments have failed, and some successful ones.
We're only expecting one baby but might end up with a handful of baby seats :(
I've just got back from a weekend in Wales - write-up here. During the trip the car clicked over 60,000 miles and the whole weekend it performed faultlessly, but now it's time to get all the jobs that need doing done. I've got everything I need for the belts etc so I'll take it all down to MWM...
Take with you a decent tyre pressure gauge and a compressor that runs off the cigarette lighter. Reduce pressures to 25/26/27/28 and do a few laps, come in and check pressures as soon as you can. Adjust if necessary. Go out again and repeat.
Don't forget to reinflate at the end of the day...