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It really does sound the same as what happened to me mate and using the correct stuff solved it but likeI said I dont want you wasting your money.
But I very much doubt its the clutch cable youd be better off spending the money on the castrol IMO
Aftermarket belts just seem a bad idea I bet whatever you do will never be as safe as the stock ones hence renault spending thousands getting the setup just right. But if your tracking it i suppose you dont have a choice.
I wouldnt say its a great idea thats what lockers are for lol!
It would be nicer to have another plip key like you get with the 1*2s no point writing though your just wasting time your ink and precious trees.
yeah thats why i didnt jump the gun matey, but you realise if you need the box rebuilt the oil will be drianed and chucked anyway
like you say you could always keep it. This was the first time you'v changed the oil init?
Cheeky f**k im only 6ft1!!
You wish your c**k was as lanky as mine though ;) haha
Anyweay yeah I dont have a problem fitting bits I just need to know what bits to buy!!
ta muchly :)
Sourced some Cobra bucket seats, just cheapy ones as I'm not serious about racing or any of that!
But anyway I'm new to all this can someone please explain what ill need to mount them? Or just poke a hyperlink @ me.
Iassume Ill need a subframe?? (Is this the thing with the runner on?)
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In my experience yes, But the boxes arnt to good anyway so perhaps its going to need some tlc.
But id try the castrol stuff first its only gunna be 25 quid or so. I reckon itl make it quite a bit better. (it did mine anyway)
I believe its because the variable timing isnt activated until the coolant reaches a certain temp. A remap can change this so its activated from startup.
Its measured in two different ways matey (I believe)
hot and cold viscosities are different its hard to explain what i mean
you know you get like 5/40 engine oil
5 is the cold viscosity
and 40 is the hot visclosity its 2 different scales
Do you see what I'm getting at?
Where oilman...
I have never used 75-90 so I cant comment how it feels...
I'd hate to watch you go and waste a load of decent oil for nothing so I cant say for 100%
But the correct oil (viscosity is a must) Havn't seen a fully synthetic 75/80w before though... Mineral seems to suffice.
I mean did it...
He has a point though, people on here dont search hence the repeated topics which are posted day in day out. Not aimed at you bud but but he is right.
Induction kits are ussualy a favourite.