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I never bother with this. Just use a G-clamp and it pushes straight back in,

23mm ring spanner for me. Could probably get away with an adjustable one too,

Front ones are ten mins work. Wheel off. Use a 17mm spanner and a 13mm ratchet spanner/socket to undo the bolts that hold the caliper to the yoke. Only loosen the top one. Remove te bottom one. Fold caliper up. Remove old pads. Replace. Install in reverse order.

LOVE 309's.

Also. Might well have an uprated gearbox one, you just can't see it unless you remove the battery.

If you're driving it on the road, get it swapped for standard and make yourself some money back.

Buzz gun FTW. Always spins them free. In terms of removing the rounded one, I'd be hammering a six sider over it.

Lol at tweezers for a few hours. Blowtorch/lighter and that would have been sorted in 2 mins. Tempted to leave my dog locked in the daily for a few hours and do a video of the hair removal. Lol

Car looks bloody lovely there mate!

Looks identical to every other pic I've ever seen of it tbh.

Re: E36 Track Day Hack (v2) Coffee table time. Lol

Awesome work. Attention to the smallest details are fantastic!

Just break it off. Bolt isn't needed there anyway as the clips are strong enough

My advice. Limp it around until it breaks, then sell it on eBay. Will make £500 broken, so you've not lost much.

LOL. exactly my thoughts. Looks great that.

Proper bargain if you're after a cheap shed, that.

It'll weigh in for the best part of £100. Trouble is finding someone who actually wants it!

Underside of the shell is all under sealed well enough anyway. Waste of time. Rear beam etc could be done if that's your thing as they surface rust. Never seen one bad enough to worry about it though. Also. Most Renault's have leaky gear selectors, and over ten years or so, the gearbox oil...

I use Lancaster via Footman James, the E30 costs me £120 a year to insure.

Will check mine tomorrow mate. See if it's got a return line

Love this.

Sure is!

Few highlights of LM for me over the last few years...

Bolt the ball joint to the wishbone. use the pressure of the ARB to push it in...

Depends how different the two parts are mate.

I've got a box from a Ph1, which has been rebuilt by Agency less than 10k miles ago. Drives perfectly. No whines or crunches.

Yep, more than possible. It's a 50/50 balance tbh, whether you want to drop the subframe and take it out the bottom, or strip more up top and remove it out that way. I've done it both ways, and prefer to take it out the top on the driveway, but know a lot of the specialists prefer it out the...

Awesome sheds all round!

Looks 197-esque. I like it.

Awesome shed.