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Be sure its the crank seal and not the sump. The end caps have to have sealant applied and if the frenchy was being stingey with it they leak from there and looks like the crank seal.
Will come on slow speed with the AC otherwise when the coolant hits 98c iirc. Which will take a while, leave it idling for long enough it will come on eventually but it'll take 30 mins+.
Oh right, i've only experienced them on cars with cup dampers so they must be better on normal ones I guess. The cup suspension itself is pretty harsh to be fair.
F1 will already be on a cup chassis. So it's coilovers full stop really, Eibachs won't drop the car any and the ride is worse.
V3s are the shiz but not cheap!
On a non cup chassis car I'll let you have that one :p. On cupped cars they're worse (IMO) more crashy too.
H&Rs are just like riding on granite wheels.
Big big difference that isn't worth doing conversion wise, 197/200 uses steering axis independant suspension like the megane. Whereas the normal cooking normals are a conventional setup.
So it'd be new struts, hubs, hub carriers, wishbones, stub axle the list goes on.
How does it? Unless i've missed the point where an insurance company have payed out for a total loss on the VRM? A Cat D in this case would be stolen recovered but the insurance company have already payed out to the (now previous) owner.
This one will be just flagged as stolen, won't be on the...
As wonderful as it is it'll be s**te to drive in the real world (as that video shows), great dyno queen though none the less. And looks very well done.
Don't panic! That was done by a dealer (yes really!) as an official "fix" to the strut top knocking issue even though they already new how to fix it. Its not strutural or load bearing so don't loose sleep over it its purely cosmetic.
Either get 2 new strut top mount kits which should hopefully...