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Thats one big attendants list! I would like to pop along, seeing as I missed last weeks C&F run. Persides i can show off my new rims, totally different to anything you've seen before :P
The one in Manchester wanted £274. I've had some powdercoated before on the type R for £100 and i wasnt impressed with the quality. £172 all in wasnt too bad i thought :S
The pack leader shoots off into the sunset, jumping amber lights, overtaking on blind corners. Us sensible drivers get left behind Mick... and then lost :D
Think i might try and come to this one, looking good. If i'm welcome
1. Chris
2. Jonff
3. Mike
4. Bloooor
5. Gray
6. Brett
7. Jord
8. Pablo
9. Luke
10. Dave
11. ste (if back from Germany in time)
12. H182 (providing I've got my exhaust sorted by then)
13. Arran_182
14.Jonno
15...
I've had this problem everytime i've changed alloys. The tracking isn't altered when you change the wheel, the new wheels your putting on may not be balanced right. Always sorted out my problem of the car pulling to one side when the steering wheel is straight.
Problem solved. The slam panel slots down onto the subframe, then two bolts are nipped up to secure it. I had the panel sat too low, just pulled it up slightly and tightened the bolts :D
The nuts were on mate throughout the week, i have taken them off today to do some messing about. Got a piece of pipe in there now to stop it rubbing :P
During the week i stripped down the front bumper and top slam panel in order to fit a new air con rad. The problem i have now; the Air con pipe shown on the picture rub's on the slam panel. It's very tight! Have i fitted the panel correctly? The bloke came today to re-gas the system and noticed...
Looking at his profile, his car is a 1.2 16v, chances being having the 15" dynamique wheels which have a center cap held in by one bolt. The bolt head has 3 notches, which is removed using the three stud key supplied with the car. Or by purchasing another one on ebay..