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yeah when i did the bump strips, it took days for the primer to cure, then the paint then the laquer, but seeing as it was sooo hot yesterday , i managed to get it sanded, primed then after about an hour i colour coated it, then left till this morning
open glove box...start on side closest to the door and pull it from the bottom..
they come out horizontally though, so basicly pull them towards you
painted mine yeaterday :D
Hi guys, just been giving the clio a pre-MOT checkover...and i have no VIN sticker on the inside of the door (and hasn't since ive had it)
took if to renault and they had a look all round and cant find the VIN or engine number :dapprove:
the car is in a pretty good condition though..hasnt...
http://www.aceparts.com/all-led-bulbs/led-indicators-tail-bulbs/chrome-silver-581-bau15s-21w-amber-indicator-bulbs-pair.htm
^^^ simples..) nice and cheap and a 6 month warranty!
using a fuel with a higher octane rating reduces the number of molecules that auto ignite when compressed by the piston...this reduces engine "knocking" and puts more of the fuel to use in pushing the piston back down again rather than auto igniting as it is compressed..i could go into more...
how was it ?
my poor cousin spent the whole day before cleaning his car (rather thean revisinf his Alevels for today) then turned up and it got covered in sh1tty mud!
As above, sorry to have another of these threads, but ive seen some places that say ET35-ET38 for my 1.2 16v , and others such as alloywheels.com that say up to ET45
what i need to know is, will ET 40 wheels fit without any modification?
cheers
Ben
can someone confirm the offset for definate, too many different numbers flying around, also are all OZ f1 off ph1 172 the same offset?
suitable for a 1.2?
CHEERS
ptfe polytetraflouroethene , is teflon , the non stick stuff in frying pans, is very resistant to corrosion etc so will last longer...plus othere mechanical reasons i dont understand (a level chemistry FTW)
yepp nightbreakers are great bulbs, had mine in for ages and no complaints, you see an instant difference, brilliant white ...just dont expect a blue tinge