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I have decided its time to sort my brakes out and see that i have two main choices.....
1. Uprated pads, discs and hoses from Yozzasport, or
2. Willwood conversion from GDI.
Really i just want some good brakes for fast road driving.
Any advice anyone?
I have removed my rear seats on my 172 cup and want to remove the seat belts but they have the dreaded pre tensioners fitted. I've heard you can fool the system with resistors and was just wondering if anyone had done this and what resistance i would need to fit?
Just wondered if anyone can help. I used to be the owner of a tiny stumpy black ariel, about an inch long, until some thieving little tosser stole it at donnington! (world series) Originally i got it from ebay but can't seem to find another. Anyone know where i can get one from?
Not too bothered about the cost, my original one is starting to sound very rattly so i guess it'll be a good excuse to upgrade.
Is it worth putting a sports cat on at the same time?
Looking at upgrading my standard exhaust but i don't want anything too loud. Had one on my old car that just annoyed the hell out of me on the motorway. Anyone got any recommendations?
Ive got about a grand to spend on my 172 cup. It's standard ish apart from an induction kit. What should i buy? Was thinking about the suspension perhaps or would i be better off spending it on the engine? Any ideas appreciated.
Don't even think about putting them on cause they do fade after a while (mine did) then look poo! They are a right pain to get off. Takes absolutely ages. They do look good when new though.
Is this the truth? From panel of experts on renaultsport site.......
'Acoustic Valve on Clio Trophy's Induction Cold Air Feed'
'Can someone with an intimate knowledge of the design and manafacture of the 182 please explain exactly why there is an electronically operated valve in one of the...
On my cup i managed to get the cables through the rubber boot with the rest of the wiring, just pushed out four pins in the plug that weren't being used. didn't take that long.
i had my steering wheel replaced when the car was eighteen months old. They also managed to break my indicator cancelling thingy so had to argue with them about that til they eventually replaced it too.