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EXACTLY what I feel like. Spent hours on BF 1942, BF2 and BF2142, but with this I rarely play it anymore tbh. Can't get hooked on it.
Am looking forward to the back to Karkand maps. Wake and Karkand I played religiously. I just hope the destruction and tweaks they've made don't have a negative...
As per the title, interested in some Eibach Sportlines for my non sport. Mk2 Ph2 1.2 16v.
More specifically these
http://www.kamracing.co.uk/renault/renault-clio-mk2-non-sport/suspension/springs/eibach-sportline-springs-renault-clio-mk2-1-2.html
Do they lower slightly more than they do on...
3000 grit + polish iirc
Edit: lol there's even a thread about two threads down from this at my time of posting that has a review of how someone did it.
The one about headlight lacquer
There's a couple of guys on here who offer retrims for the standard wheels, so I'm sure they'd be able to do one of these too.
Can't remember exactly how, try searching steering wheel retrimming, or something along those lines.
Similar to that ^ But just put a couple of cable ties around the outside of it, rather than the jubilee clip. stop it stretching, if you get what I mean.
There was a thread about it on here somewhere.
Halfords do them iirc.
They also definitely do things you can hang off the back with pockets in for storing stuff, which'd do the job...
Look in the baby seat accessories section.
I thought you had to open nipple, pump down, close nipple, lift up pedal, open nipple, pump down, close nipple, lift up pedal etc etc?
Your saying push the pedal and release ten times with the nipple open, then close once its down for the final time?
It will be the rear cluster.
Remove rear bulb holder.
Unplug connector, clean with WD40, pins on connector and pins on bulb holder.
If you follow one of the wires down, you'll find its earthed to the chassis just below where the hole is for the wire to pass through.
Have you left the pretensioner sensor wired up still?
If so you'll only need one resistor per seat, not two like if your using harnesses.
See this thread. IIRC if you've still left the pretensioner sensor wired up, you only need to put a resistor in the black connector.
I'll double check on mine.
There's that Fast car Test they did linked at the top of the section comparing them.
Edit Edit: Jesus, whats the Ph1 sound like?
Edit: James23, epic username, 5 better than me :P