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pulleys ALWAYS have to be undone, if you look there is an error in the translation, egines with no VVT - leave pulleys alone, engines with VVT you have to slacken them off, read it carefully and look at the images, common mistake
LS series are easy compared to the F4R, it is the most senstive engine for cam timing everyone who does one "yeah its easy i got it right" 95% of the time they haven't, without realising
its been parked outside work for about a year, last time i drove it i did about £1K's worth of damage (didn't crash) bent the rear axle and 3 wheels curb hopping sideways on track, melted the brakes, and destroyed the box due to the brakes LOL!
saying that though Danny there must be a reason why renault welded a bar in on the V6 and used a MONSTER of a subframe, the front will flex to an extent, not like R5 levels but still
not on the clio's John, you have to drill 2 holes each strut and use M8 self tapping bolts - pointless
this however - http://www.pure-motorsport.co.uk/details.php?itemid=152 amazing
what's so special about a Trophy engine? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLIO-2005-TROPHY-ENGINE-sport-GENUINE-low-MILEAGE-FRSH-all-MOTs-breaking-182-/251126229258?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a784a290a