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get someone to make sure the linkage is adjusted correctly, but its probably going to need a clutch in reality.
£300-400 fitted, make sure its a valeo clutch thats fitted
They Won't fit
172 cup = 54 MM hub bolt spacing
182 cup = 60 MM hub bolts spacing
These are the ones you need
Front
http://www.renaultpartsdirect.co.uk/product/renault-clio-172-shock-absorber-front-cup-version/
Rear (ignore the 2004 onwards bit in the title) they are they right ones to match...
The car is looking great Dan, any closer to finding out who hit the back wheel?
Hope all goes well this weekend at CSF.
And everyone look after him
Wheel nuts - 85 ft/lb
I wish It wasn't on my race weekend, otherwise I would have been all over this,
f**k it I'm going to have 10 stella's and sleep in the car tomorrow just so I feel a part of it.
Have a great time everyone:up:
Start at 32 psi front, 29 psi rear and tweek the up and down a couple of psi either way to find what feels best,
A strong sidewall tyre like a track tyre or XL rated will run very slightly lower pressure.
top it up again,
set the heater to hottest setting,
open the bleed nipple on the thermostat housing until coolant flows, (in the picture)
close bleed screw again,
run it for 10 minutes,
leave to cool down for half an hour,
bleed again
Yeah nice to meet you Steve, sorry for the boring lecture on the benefits of the mk3 front suspension,
My rear axle was out, 40 minutes camber right rear, could feel that through my backside:wink: