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That's good to know as I've only heard good things about Jack & Royal. Do you think its a quirk of the wheel (not familiar with the mk3) or maybe a Friday afternoon job/oversight?

Just for the sake of conversation, what's your reasoning for wearing top but not bottoms? I was thinking the opposite, as the fire generally comes into the footwell in vids I've seen.

You don't need someone else telling you the same stuff again, BUT how about buying a not-perfect 182 and reshelling it with your 1.2... Similar idea but then you're still keeping your car, but you've got all the bits to swap across, such as suspension, wider wings, gearbox, rear beam with discs...

I was having this conversation in my head the other week! Currently I've got a single bucket seat and harness, the passenger has a standard seat & belt. I rarely take passengers on track, but I do get tuition. I wondered if having better gear for myself but not the passenger was a bit of a dick...

Underlayer is a really good idea actually, and will stop me looking like the Michelin man. Or at least more like him.

Would you folks say that its still worth getting one even if you don't have other safety gear such as fireproof clothing etc? Its a tricky one as its almost like you're choosing how to be injured. But I'd say my car is more likely to go into a wall than go on fire, but you can never really tell...

Another bargain hunting victory for me and my fellow big lads!

Seen a couple of beauties this week just passed. Both were pretty much on the same stretch of road, M8 where its a contraflow now, near the Heart of Scotland services. Wednesday Evening - A lovely Trophy. Looked in good condition. I was driving East, you were driving West. Sunday Afternoon -...

It did cross my mind to track it for a laugh!

I'm tempted but all my free cash is going on the Merc at the minute and the Clio isn't sorted yet.

Good writeup! Looking forward to reading the rest (and passing you next time at Blyton!)

More pics on my build thread, about 1/3 way down this page: https://cliosport.net/threads/jims-black-ph2-172-just-like-everyone-elses.788788/page-2

I looked into this when I got my half cage, and the general consensus is that the Clio has a particularly strong A pillar/roof, and that in a reasonable rollover you would be okay with a half cage. But for me, I got offered mine for cheap from someone that was upgrading. Another vote for SW...

I could knock you 4 up out of mild steel but I've not got the material otherwise, soz x (y)

Might be able to help as well

Not the same application, but when I bought the BCs for my Lexus the preload was set from the factory. But that didn't have a conversion element to it.

Don't see many Sunflower yellow Ph1s! 🥳:ROFLMAO:

I remember seeing some with a bottle jack under the flat section so you could really increase your chances of injury.

I'm reading that link as £28 each, is that right?

Looks like it!

Power steering pump is definitely too noisy to risk a trackday with, so I've ordered another. It's my own fault really, the course of events was: Overheated the pump and boiled the fluid, running the reservoir dry and shagging the pump. Had the pump replaced, fresh fluid, and presumed I'd be...

Ordered that pump. Will report back. To keep this as a useful comment, here's the link to my build thread post where I fitted the cooler: Clicky Link

Yes mate, well, technically no. Where the low pressure line changes to a hard pipe for about 12” behind the rad I basically binned off the hard pipe and put my cooler lines in there. I think I’m going to go for that pump you shared. It’s got the same chance did being shite as the others but...

I have. But I killed the second pump before fitting it.

Thanks for the headsup on that one. Don't worry I won't be pointing fingers if something goes amiss.

Is there any foolproof way other than sourcing a NOS pump at the cost of about £300?

Ah b*ll*cks. Trying to get it sorted this week. So is eBay recon better? My head is spinning with options. This is the kind of stuff that's starting to get on my t*ts with the Clio.

Thread bump as I think this is a pretty damn useful thread, and want to keep the info in one place... Right then, this time last year when I looked there were next to no Nissan pumps out there, however now there are! A lot of them already have a single piece pulley pressed on, as opposed to a...

Love these. Can see myself in a 530d in the future.

Defo think its a 2 box Piper when I change. I've just got to fix the perpetually broken power steering pump again.