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Is this normal?

it does it when warm too Just went to double check http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn2/G_2500/?action=view&current=WierdrevsWarm.flv

any1?

Any ideas how to fix it at all?

Video http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn2/G_2500/?action=view&current=Wierdrevs1.flv

It also dose'nt seem to want to go into 1st gear first time when stationary... P.s its over due its 5year aux belt change which i'm hoping to get done Saturday or next week

Is this normal, Sometimes the car revs weird between 1000rpm and 3000rpm kind of glitchy like when trying to keep a constant speed... Say for example, If I'm in 1st gear and moving in slow traffic the car judders slightly... iv got a video from my phone but don't know how to upload it!

haha, cool cheers...

Oh, think i heard of him... Does he do good prices?

Do you have a number or link to website at all?

Hi, I have a 53 plate Renault Clio 1.2 EXTREME 16v. Engine:1129cc. Registration date 11 November 2003. I bought the car with 11,000 miles on the clock. It had its last service on the 22/12/07 at 23,471 miles which i think was a minor service (Sparck plugs, Oil and filters) Its now on...

i only lowered it because it just looked wrong otherwise

read that the ride quality isnt is not alwas a hell of a lot better with coilovers

thats cool Alex_X93

But yeh... back to the question please... any1???

plus its not like i can take the suspention from car to car... like my parrot kit, ice, navman etc... the suspentions different for every car and i wout see that cash again when it comes to selling the car eventually

yeh but im not willing to spend £300+ plus on my first car just on suspention... only going to have it anothere 3 years min, will be 5 years driving then and could get any car as the insurance will be jack...

My shocks are gone... was thinking of gettong some new ones shortened before putting them on the car

Would this be correct in any way...? Replacing the standard springs with spax 60mm would have only lowered the ride height by 60mm which in turn leaves the shocks compressed an extra 60mm shortening the distance allowed for the compression cycle. The shock absorbers being compressed before even...

I replaced the standard springs for some 60mm spax ones 2 years ago with the standard shocks.

As title says... Is it possible to get standard shock abrorbers shortened? if so dose anyone know were i can get it done in the birmingham area and how much it may cost?

found these but the front ones say (excl 1.2 & 20 16v) http://www.pi-suspension.co.uk/p1260082.htm http://www.pi-suspension.co.uk/p1260083.htm

should i go for some 60mm drop pi shocks??? went on the pi site and found the 60mm pi suspension kit with shock and springs http://www.pi-suspension.co.uk/p1320147.htm only i dont need the springs and cant find just the shocks on their own... (im sure they used to be on there before they...

Would i be correct in my theory... replacing the standard springs with spax 60mm would have only lowered the ride height by 60mm therefore compressing the shock absorbers also by 60mm... its the shocks whick dampen the force from bumps in the road not the springs.. The shock absorbers being...

sounds a but much just for just to put 172/182 shocks on...

cool didnt think they would but thought i may aswel ask incase... cheers

anyone?

I have a 2003 1.2 16v Extreme and was wondering if standard shock absorbers from a 172,182 0r cup would fit??? I think the bolt spacing on my shocks are 58mm but not 100% sure. I replaced the standard springs with some spax ones which dropped it by 60mm with it still on the standard...

The head unit was still cutting out so i hooked up a red 8AWG power cable direct from the battery to the yellow permanent live from the alpine head unit. The head unit hasnt cut out since. Thank you everyone for your help, much appreciated.

The head unit was still cutting out so i hooked up a red 8AWG power cable direct from the battery to the yellow permanent live from the alpine head unit. The head unit hasnt cut out since. Thank you everyone for your help, much appreciated.