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Use the USB cable to connect it to your laptop.

looks stunning.

lovely engine bay but the rest of the car is ruined.

Kidlington (Oxford) Renault have been brilliant, I didnt even go in to try a 220 but chatted about renaultsport and the guy in there was almost begging me to take it for a drive.

Going to preorder this tonight. Has anyone spotted any good deals?

@RyG bought some that were good.

Revlimit tuning who are a trader on here are brilliant. @RevLimitUK They are pretty close to you. Stay away from clioturbo.

Definitely looks like it. It is very very common on 172/182 engines.

Excellent progress being made. Would recommend you take the pins out of the calipers before you paint them, from just looking at the calipers I think you may have a challenge. A suitable punch and a big hammer (@jaswalker24 - what hammer would you advise 😂😂) should do it...

Another update to this thanks to @Louis' Proplates have actually stopped making the thin and flimsy plates as above. They are now made of High Impact ABS acrylic, 4-5 mm thick, BSAU 14d Class A, reflective, 3M glue. This is exactly the same as normal number plate thickness. They have now...

http://www.cliosport.net/threads/ly-clio-197-f1.804764/

Ideally you want vapor blasting using ceramic media. This will give the best finish.

No, its not essential. as long as the old bolts still work then you will be fine. RPD sell the bolts on the website if you need some though.

Your car looks so so good. absolutely stunning.

You would regret selling it, I can guarantee that Marc. Im sure that come summer time you will fall in love again.

You will need to give them a good work out, and bleed them , will probably need to do this a few times. Other alternative is to use Clip to open the ABS whilst you bleed.

Looks absolutely stunning. I love the stripes. Can tell its been sprayed at there should be a black sticker in this bit. Renault sell it if you are fussed. Hilariously expensive mind.

Cheers George! Just spent a few minutes researching what UV coating was. Pic below for anyone else thats curious. Will be in touch nearer the time.

Im wanting to take my subframe off to have it plated or powdercoated. Is it possible to take it off or does the engine or gearbox sit on it. Will also be changing wishbones and pretty much everything in the front arches. Will I need to support the engine or anything. If anyone has any tips it...

Damn, they look so good in the pictures. Will stick with Brembo discs then.

Im wanting to get some new discs. I have the Brembo conversion and need 300mm scenic type discs. There are a few options so thought I would ask for opinions. First up is the usual 300mm Brembo. These are just plain ordinary HC discs. Second option are discs from Mtecbrakes You cant get...

You will never get a scorpion to sit right. They sound lovely but fitment is a shambles, so is the centre section without flexis. I gave up on my scorpion and wont buy another.

Nope, you will be fine - the ticket doesnt have the plate on it.

Lovely car and I know this one has been looked after if it was MarcR's. He lives next to Edinburgh airport, I was lucky and was able to catch a plane when I went to collect my Clio 200 off him.

Just checked and sure enough I had one too. thought it was a forums alert so must have missed it.

I know what you mean, they really need to go a bit faster. MCM did an awesome Mini build too although not in so much detail but atleast the pace was good.

Are the tickets going out soon? Has anyone had one yet? Im probably going to go straight to Combe rather than meet at Chievely services. Probably meet @Pink-182 at Oxford Botley Mcdonalds for a quick breakfast before though if anyone fancies tagging along.

I wouldnt mind donating if they hurried up a bit with their episodes but paying for one every 3 months is just silly.

type c:\ you then need to cd to the folder with the software you need to run. Id advise reading up on DOS command basics. or type help EDIT - I didnt read the screen. you need to mount the folder which you want to use as a C drive and then do the above.