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I tried with a hammer too, ending up slipping and smacking me in the face! Where's the best place to get these 'pullers'?

Quality work as always. How long did it take you in the end?

Not kerbed then yet lol

Good shout, need to get a bbq going sometime!

Re: Not bad for a 5 year old But things were so much easier when you're younger, no worries...

Re: Not bad for a 5 year old Couple taken in Irvine and then Troon harbour

Do all the washers work off the same pump? My windscreen washers have stopped working but the headlight and rear washer are fine

Re: Not bad for a 5 year old What can I say about my maths, I ran out of fingers to count on ;) Just Sportlines, could do with being a touch lower With difficulty! Looked forever trying to find ones the right size but failed so made my own. Sanded the Oz ones down, sprayed them and then...

Re: Not bad for a 5 year old Only editing was done to them was to cut down the file size to upload, otherwise straight off the camera mate. Credit to the lens, focal length is a little long but it's still my fave cause the images are are so crisp.

Re: Not bad for a 5 year old I got a B for Higher maths honest :o

Considering it's 5 years old and piling on the miles, I reckon it still scrubs up nicely. Only had my 50mm with me but thought I would grab a couple of quick snaps while it was clean.

Slice it - to get your brain working

Yeah the bolts do snap grr! Best to pack the mounts, I got them from NWP and started to sag again after 6 months

Nice pics, where abouts is this?

I'm in but dont reckon I'll get there till 745, give you boys a heads start on the ribs ;)

Standard wheels actually look ok now that it's low

Stunning, why didn't more people get this colour?

This thread makes me sad :(

Hi and welcome

Really 25k for a Clio?!?

Tap that metal bit out and the pads will come out

f**k I'm catching the bug!

Noticed that the newer Clio's come with a shorter aerial

Pretty sure the part numbers for the cup pack rear shocks were different when I ordered mine, can grab the number for you later on if you want

I like 3 way panning heads as you can be very precise with them but nothing beats the pistol grip for sheer speed

Yes I have the pistol grip head, you can't see in that pic but there is a groove cut which lets you tilt it back. Only criticism of the Red Snapper heads is the camera mount is a bit chunky, I'm used to the thin metal one you get on the Manfrotto. Current discount code is: RED10 (Only for use...

Only trouble I had was getting enough height to get the old exhaust out, will be a lot easier if you can cut it in half and won't need to drop the rear axle. To drop the rear axle you just remove the 2 bolts at the bottom of the rear shocks anyway. Might need to replace the clamp that holds it...

I can tilt it all the way back, I have the pistol grip head on mine so would be able to tilt it horizontal for sky shots.

I have the Redsnapper, you can't mount the pole horizontally so might not be for you.

Manged to shear a couple of bolts on mine too. How much is this? Also what size are the bolts so I can replace them?