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Looking good Andy, when's next outing for it

Welcome along mate

Welcome along mate, looks tidy that

Welcome along, good choice with the Trophy

Welcome along, looks smart that

Ha you knew what I meant Sure you'll be fine!

Will be worth it when you use it in anger for first time though after recent changes I'm sure

Looks great that mate

Welcome back mate

Also a decent guide in the relevant section on here with photos if you're struggling

Welcome along Looks great that Renault Wakefield by looks of it aswel

Welcome along mate

Welcome along mate

More than likely mate Picture of what the rear disc washers/spacers look like in this thread: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?736586-172-Cup-Eating-its-way-through-rear-wheel-bearings-Help-much-appreciated

Glad you're liking them Rhys, get the fresh fluid in and bed the DS2500 properly and they'll be even better

Welcome along Glad you're enjoying it When you become a member you'll be able to get all the parts/work you're after from the Traders section on here

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Welcome along mate, looks very nice that. Weather doesn't look too bad either there

Welcome along mate

Awesome shots mate

Cage looks good, the 197 looks tidy aswel :approve:

Looks superb, great colour House doesn't look too shabby either tbf

Welcome along mate Did they say were the cambelt and dephaser were supposedly done, may be able to ring up with reg and check but if I'd just spent a few hundred quid on a big service I wouldn't have lost the receipt easily...

Welcome along mate Looks a very tidy example you've got and your previous Rallye's look great aswel :approve:

No problem at all Rhys, you're welcome mate. I like to get brakes out asap :approve: When fitting the front DS2500 pads, they may need a bit of paint filing off the ends of the pads backing plate. Nothing to worry about but just make sure they aren't wedged in too tight and have room to...

Looks well that mate :approve:

Looks superb that :approve:

Good stuff, yes they can squeal a bit at low speeds but nothing to worry about imo. Nature of the type of pad, as long as they have room to expand when hot you'll be fine Always nice to know you have good strong brakes on your car. No worries will pm you now mate

Good to hear Dan, :approve: bedding the DS2500 pads in properly is important I'd still look at the brakes or get it looked at if you think it's pulling to one side or got a sticky caliper. Then you know they're sorted

Couple of Renault dealers on here in the Traders section tend to look after people on here with prices