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I have this clutch since 2009, covered about 25-30k with it so far
I'm curious how they generally feel, mine is stiffer than standard, still creaks (will change the clutch cable soon and see if that will help) and aparrently has a shorter travel than the original- or my pedal assembly is messed...
I don't get it, I know that on a non cup car there will be a little more camber due to the bolt spacing being shorter but nearly three degrees negative that's insane!
did you solved the problem mate?
I'd like to see a pic with the mounts assembled to the struts(if you have one). I also have gaz coilies but k-tec solid mounts and thinking of going to ast mounts in the future
no, you don't have to loosen that. It's only for setting the dampers harder or softer, depending on your preferences, nothing to do with the dissasembly of the strut.
Looks to me that you are in the same difficulty that I was. I'd get myself some kind of a claw puller to get the top mount off...
yeah that's the damper adjusment nut.
looks pretty low that second pic although hard to tell from that angle.
from your memory, was it lower than this (judging from the gap):
as above really. avoid rear OEM shocks, my last set lasted 15-20k and then started to leak. front ones were ok though
don't know if 172 rear shocks have the same reputation, mine were 182 cup ones
don't know how they compare to the OEM renault ones but when I was on the original pads, after about 10 mins of spirited driving they begun to give up a bit.
take a pic of the nut, I'll help you but first let's make sure what we're talking about :)
thanks for taking that measurement for me. one more thing, if you have a side pic with your car with this suspension on would you be kind enough and post it? just curious how it stands
I'm at the point where I don't think coilovers offer that amount of adjustability without compromised handling- riding on the bump stops if too low for example
you can read my post if curious about my experience(this may be helpful)-...
get some wd40 on the adjusters and get them lower on the strut, you will de-compress the spring and there will be no need for the compressor.
And yes, you can get new springs from gaz or gaz suppliers. For the top mount you may heve to use some kind of extractors. I remember it was a pain for me...
lol I see that my case may have stumbled you :P
I still feel the need for a last cry for help
First question:
does that seem right?
that is a pic with the wheel off and the car in the air. you can see the travel available-85mm like I said before
this is the car still in the air with the wheel...