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I've used them for mechanical work on my Clio, but not mapping. I have seen a couple of Clio's they've mapped. They also support 90% of the Scottish Clio's doing SLS and Gaz is a former Renault Tech
I'm about to order a pure exhaust for my 172 track car.
Is there any real benefit to doing the 182 manifold at the same time on a car thats only ever being used on track? The fitting issues don;t bother me, I can quite easily pull the engine or remove the subframe, its not the end of the world.
TIA
Imagine that same situation, but with a knackered rear passenger shock, and an incorrect rear drivers shock (too long) and you'll can imagine how mine handled until recently :dapprove:
Depends on the garage I'd imagine. Theres a place local to me, and if the guys who do the strip down break any parts, then the cost is taken out of there pay. I'd imagine those guys will leave as much as possible on the car
Exactly, and just because one place quote £5k to do that, doesn;t mean another place quoting £1k wont also do that.
I've seen £750 paint jobs that look better than £2k paintjobs. Best thing to do, instead of asking on the internet, is go into a few paintshops, ask for a price, see some work...
I recently bought a cheap 172 to run about in for winter. I've had a couple before and always thought they were fun.
I didn't pay a lot for it and it shows in the bodywork. Mechanically, it's very good. 100k, belts just done, full history.
It needs a rear shock for its mot (amazed how bad it...
I fitted one to my girlfriends old dci. Was it worth it? Course it was.
Abs sensors were the bit I had problems with. Not sure if the 1.2 is the same but I could never get the abs working properly, no matter which sensors or rings I tried