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yep its the SC 1.. yeah its in good nick for a 52 plate im not soo sure on the chequerd flag on the front wing tho tbh.. been toying with the idea of a smaller charger pulley and a few other bits. also lucky enough to have 1320 automotive just up the road from us
good little cars.. we have 1 in our house as a 3rd vehicle.. love the colour of yours ours is british racing green.. completely standard but il try post a pic up in a little while
same thoughts as me then.. bloody french heap of s**t that i was quite ready 4 smashing up lol.. orr yea also 4 got 2 mention it locked its self with the engine running so tried 2 get in through the passenger door lock and after no joy in about 20mins the solution was a hammer through the rear...
i know your pain.. mine obliterated a drive shaft so got that fixed and 2 weeks later spat the new shaft so me and a mate had a look and it was just the circlip so fitted it agin and all was fine 4 another 4 hours and then done it again so i ended up putting a box on and new clutch kit. since...
hiding quite a few little secrets then... glad i posted on here now as i was actually gonna mention it 2 a friend of mine as shes after a 172 and it looked a nice example
yep where they have split apparently it doesnt move freely throught there hands and on the fail sheet it states
steering wheel in condition likely 2 cause injury to the driver... needless 2 say i laughed at him n told him what he could do
not as much of a joke as my most recent MOT.. failed on
Steering wheel- just the usual thumb grip wear
play in track rod end
Tyre been mounted on the rim in correctly 2 the walls directions-the outside edge is on the inside and vice versa
seized load sensing valve
other than that my cup was ok
yeah iv got tar remover and such products from AG and i use the 2 bucket method every time it was just something 2 assist in the removal of deposits as i didnt want 2 scrub and scratch the car
thaks for the info
sounds like youv got a similar problem 2me fella which is a seized rear caliper... its easy enough to change the rear discs over as iv just done new pads and dics all round on my cup and its the 1st time iv ever tackled the job. just abit of a b**ch if your bearing decides 2 split so only half...