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Record an action to do it. Open the action window, select record and then apply the changes and save instructions to one of your images. Then press stop. Then select the folder and the action in File > automate > batch. Or just press the play button for the action and work on a file by file basis.
The 172 Stealth is a recent development and is held in stock all the time for rapid delivery - they were having many enquiries from people who had the standard Renault system rotting through at alarming intervals! Hence the need for an exhaust for the same price as Renault, same delivery as...
Looking good. A sealant like FK1000 on top of the white diamond would give you a couple of months of protection. FK1000 is cracking value and lasts forever. http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,52,toView_402.html
Common problem and one I have only just fixed. Discs don't warp - it's a old fashioned term for changes in the disc metallurgy caused by runout of the disc/hub. If there is runout present on the hub or disc (or both) it causes one area of the disc to touch the pads more often and changes the...
Don't think it's possible due to design of a straight through silencer. Apparently the Yozza is a touch louder than standard - it uses a smaller tailpipe bore to reduce the sound level. Next we have the BTB stealth (www.stealth4clio.co.uk) which has a deep sound to it - no rasp, just a deeper...
I bought some second hand ones and sent them to biggred for refurbishment. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=458400&highlight=biggred then swapped them over.
The BTB certainly won't annoy or embarrass you! Mine is just a deep rumble. The videos on the www.stealth4clio.co.uk give an idea of noise levels. Whilst it's never going to be OE noise wise, it's a well built, sensible option for those of us who like to keep things quiet. Does take a few miles...
I remember when I had mine first fitted. The noise seemed to peak at different rev points if that make sense. Now, as you have seen in the videos it's a lot quieter and consistent throughout the rev range. This is typical of the many BTB exhausts that I have had over the years on different cars...