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Lets put it like this. ​They are not on my road car.

I have a picture in my mind of you , 'using your car vigorously'.lol. If you want to use camber bolts, then fine. Not really needed, but you can make those finer adjustments if you so desire, for reasons mentioned in the 50,000 posts above. ​They won't cost a fortune, so crack on.

Still not joined then. Pah!!

This is me atm :quiet:

Front bumper must actually weigh a ton now, got about 20 layers of paint on it! But yes, the time we took over detail building it has paid off now, show it the spanners, and it's done. Thanks.:)

Not long.

£12 is a bargain, can't even think why you would hesitate to do it really.

They are an absolute arse to do.

More likely yes.

Why would you want to move the bumper??

Do the usual, cable ties and an old socket in the mounting, pretty standard procedure on about 80% of Clio exhausts.

Yes.

need camber bolts.

:rolleyes:

Last weekend to check the car over before Cadwell. Refit rear end of exhaust. Changed rear n/s light cluster, as this had melted. Got the rear bumper to fit a little better, after being heavily nudged at the hairpin at Mallory lol. Resprayed the front bumper, and tried to get that to fit a...

Pesky kids!! ​Glad you had a good time.

Looked good yesterday Nick.

Still spaces at Llandow next weekend if anybody fancy's it.

I very much doubt that a garage would use genuine discs etc. They just seem to phone gsf or whoever are the cheapest at the time. You should be able to tell from the invoice you had. I would never fit anything else but Renault stuff, for the very reason you have above.

If all goes ahead, then yes. They will be out with us.

Still telling me it's full. Anyway. Three of us spent a lot of time yesterday, going through the regs for the proposed production classes, trying to cover all the bit's and pieces. Haven't started on the main series yet. Steve keeps changing his mind about stuff, driving me mad!! But we'll...

Gerrards :(

Dave clear your in box, it's full!!

Not bad Adam. Annoying BM though, 57's with him holding you up.

You might end up drilling the screw out, never had one come out yet.

Yes Ian.

Last time I did one, it was a hammer and screwdriver job!!

Glad I don't have a pressure gauge, don't worry about it then. ;)

Not a clue, I just sort of remember it being something like that.

We use loads at work in our degreaser steam cleaner.