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Lol that's the equivalent of bolting on a Mk2 1.2 Clio engine on top!

Try lifting/dropping the back end of the polisher with your hand that's holding the back of the polisher. You'll find if you lift the end, it'll want to pull one way, if you push the end down, it'll want to pull that way. Obviously only subtle movements. Practice and you'll get the feel of it...

Mine are mounted using the brackets Jenic listed: The other side is mounted with the same bracket but using the bolt that holds the lower seatbelt mount (on the side)

If you've got contact details for the person you crashed into, can you got ring them up and say look what's going on, you were fine after the accident, threaten that your going to fight it all the way to court, might scare them enough to drop the claim?

Very helpful ^ . If its TRE you should be able to see movement in the rubber bit as you wobble it. Hard to tell which direction its moving from the videom

Epic. You know when Piers posts a thread in Clio media, it gon' be good.

Using a dremmel is easiest.

40cm, Nearly half a metre? blimey.

I paid £27 from a Renault dealer. The part number is on West Renault's "common part numbers" sticky in the traders section.

Just get a genuine renault manifold > cat gasket kit and it comes with everything you need.

Have a search on HotUKdeals. They come up on there quite a lot, and the comments generally tell you if they're any good or not.

This x1million. BF2 was the first game that got me into playing online. And still probably my favourite. Definitely the game I spent the most time on.

Don't think this was the case for 182 cups. Wasn't that much different in terms of running gear.

Use the two spanner method in the guide section. Piss easy.

I did say that in my first post near the top of this thread :rasp: I've had a set of 15mm (each side) with longer bolts, and a set of 20mm (each side) bolt to hub FK Spacers and they are perfect. Much better than Delta Mic's. Just make sure you copper grease the back so they don't get stuck to...

Love.

These can look epic. Can't wait to see what you do with it!

I think we should amend this to what you've ordered that isn't AutoFinesse lol!

Thing with Camskill is, if you know someone who can fit em for you cheap, they are unbeatable. If you don't, not so much. However, my previous pair I ordered from Camskill, then set about ringing trying to find someone to fit them. Standard reply from a lot "no we won't fit tyres unless...

Seem to be one of the cheapest for fitted tyres.

If it's a Ph2 172 it'll have two airbag plugs - thus you'll need two resistors, one for each. They're only like 25p anyway!

Sell it on for a profit. It'll look/sound ridiculous on a 1.2 lol.

If you don't need the car as a daily, and can take your time, there is no reason why you can't do it by following a guide. You'll need a decent socket/tool set, as doing it without just makes everything ten times harder. I did my clutch on my 1.2, having previously literally done nothing on the...

My immediate thoughts tbh.

Just get a cup spoiler, splitter and respray your alloys anthracite. The rest I wouldn't bother with tbh. Get sportline or cooksport springs.

Like I said, depends if your existing seats have airbags in or not. You can always turn the light off using resistors.

Great read. Nice work with the plastidip! I'm not a fan of the sticker on the front wing however.

^ What's wrong with asking on here lol?