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Get yourself to your nearest s/rs specialist and get a box map.
The s4 is s tronic rather than tiptronic isn't it? So it's dual clutch rather than auto?
Just whatever pressure you roll up with. It doesn't matter tbf. The point is to get the tyres hot (working temperature on track) then set the pressures so once they're up to temperature they're the right pressure.
If you have too much undeesteer, less front pressure, more rear.
If you have...
You'll love it
Do a couple of hot laps, come in and immediately drop your tyre pressures to around 28 while they're still hot
Check your wheel bolts stay tight after the first couple of outings.
Don't leave your handbrake on when you're parked up or your pads will weld themselves onto the...
It's behind the centre consol on the passenger side. It just pulls out.
See if there's a part number on yours. You may not have you pull it out if he number is visable
Here's mine. It looks to have a different part number to the one you linked.
I can't imagine Renault changed the handing of the calipers from the 182 to the 197 though
It starts at 2000?!
The first time I did headlights I started at 1500 for fear of damaging them but that took forever.
This is by hand by the way, not with a sander
This is a decent watch, the buyer is infinitely more bearable than Brewer.
I wish they wouldn't call it a turbo. It's grown to grate on me after the guys in work became adamant that the turbo was called a turbo Gordini and the gt turbo was called a turbo lol
Yeah that piston doesn't look wound back enough.
Actually, do you have a pic of just the disc. Because even if you wind the calliper back, the disc looks too far outboard to allow the calliper back into position.
I swear these used to be cheaper! Must be because it's the new model
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing-machines/das-6-v2-dual-action-polisher/das-6-v2-dual-action-polisher/prod_519.html
But here's a silverline rotary...
Omg! If tooth paste did that to headlights, how can we use it on our teeth?! Dentists must be laughing their arses off!
I'm off to Facebook to spread the word!
Silly wabbit, quixx are for kids.
Invest in a cheapish da, some wet and dry and G3 scratch remover and you'll never have to shell out £15+ every time you want headlights doing.
And you'll get better results