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How easy is it to change the crap liquid gasket on the F4R i know it forms the camshaft caps but is it somthing that cam be removed resealed and then replaced or will it disturb the cams when removed?
Agreed I could a far better job than the stupid Renault monkeys or the majority of garages for that matter, but for future resale purposes I need the service history. I suppose you could keep the receipts as to prove it’s been done. I have done this in the past with older cars but I think that...
the resisters are sh*t use a turbo zet http://www.rse.co.uk/turbozet.htm, these are far better i run 2 on my 172 and i blew away my mates 1000bhp skyline the other day that only uses the resisters.
its axle tramp, nearly every fwd car ive ever driven does it just more evident in a 172 etc due to more power even my 65bhp renault kangoo does it!!!! (well just about!!!!)
How the hell do you know, perhaps they would of been able to steer around the truck if they had it rather than locking up and then bang!! or perhaps they didnt quite have time to cadence brake LOL
prob his sons, i remember at my old office one of the designers an oldish well respected chap used to borrow his sons car whenever his was in for a service, it was a well chaved up 206 with a seriously loud exhaust
If you like to drive get the 172 its a really comfy car leather climate xenons, get the cup if you want to be a racing driver on the roads or you do track days
Brakes, try stripping your brakes clean the points where the pads sit, mine did somthing similar to this and the pads wernt releasing properly so when i took a left hand bend the disk rubbed on the pads causing it to make a grumbling noise.
Well for the past five weeks ive been driving around in a kangoo dci70 van as i have just taken on a new contract which they lend me a van, which is nice, saves the miles on the clio!!
Well yesterday I thought i'd take it our for a spin as i hadnt driven it for a while and i was also wearing...
I'm after a set of standard pads for my 172 pretty rapid does anyone know of the cheapest place to get them from as they wont be on for very long i just need somthing to get me by for about a month
Why were you putting octane booster in with a standard lump??
Stan why would knackered big end shells cause a drop in compression? surely the tolerance being that far out to cause a knock wouldnt cause a drop in compresion also, would it?