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Its been done as i've read but the timing seems to be a grey area? I.e needs some fiddling to get right. Least with o.e or RS specific after market jobbies its bang em in, time em up with the tools, done.
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Nice that chap, big fan of the o.e cupped rims, look excellent in black. Some new silver bullets and that would be perfect for me!
Nice plate too ;)
Re: CLIO IV RS for 2013, Last news
Mussent grumble. I REALLY hope its not flappy paddle only (seen a quote on the RS forum saying there will be a manual option....) Car has a good base to work on for RS form, but for me, it must be manual
I've ran spacers (16mm eibachs) and hated them. Made the car nervous especially under braking. Thats with me adding them to H&R coilovers which were ran a good 12 months before i dabbled with the eibachs. Personally, I think 25mm is way too much, look a bit odd from the rear too. I'd also throw...
Bob that mate :)
them v1s look quite low at the back (lower than mine go)? You running custom springs/adjuster rings removed or anything??
Don't get the 200 diffuser on 197s, its a step backwards imo
...f**k me £55m it cost me 70+ to fill it up the other month
Anyway, i've not had to replace anything other than consumables on both my 197's.
I'd only ever go back to a MK2 for financial reasons tbh, they really feel historic compared to the Mk3
Do come up second hand but budget around 1k.
I'd buy it then, bide your time. The standard seats look a bit poor but actually sit you lower and offer loads of support.