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Slowly turning my 182 into a comfy track car first upgrade being 197/225 Brembo brake upgrade. Currently got these sat behind standard alloys on a 20mm spacer.
I'd like to fit 15s but I'm not keen on getting any bigger spacers, otherwise will have to be lightweight 16s.
Anyone tried 15s...
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I'd say just mess around with it and learn as much as you can, if it's not a car your going to keep I'd probably be tempted to strip it down rebuild the engine on the cheap n have a little fun. ask around any local farms if you can rag it round a field after it's been cut etc.
My bonnets abit of a mess covered in stone chips, strangely the bumpers not too bad.
Anyone got any recommendations for resprays in the NW Chester area.
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For Cheap performance road pads Mintex pads seem to be popular if you want to spend a little more fedoro DS2500.
Pm G 172 on here you will get an extensive reply on what your pad and disk options are.
Ideally yes but apparently fresh tarmac will ruin the appearance of the drive. :rolleyes:
I'm hoping it will just about squeeze in otherwise I will be brushing the gravel back sticking fresh tarmac underneath then brushing it back on top but I could do without the hassle/expense.
Don't suppose...
Basically my garage used to be a bungalow that we converted so it has a ramp about the height of a speed bumb to get in and out am I going to have issues?
Annoy one nearby fancy trying it out ? :rasp:
Will grab arb a pic later.
Sorry probably should have phrased that better seems to be symptom of using that calliper on the Clio.
Filing the pads back can help along with copper grease, I would hazard a guess it might be something to do with the disk thickness.
I gave up myself and switched to the 197 calliper...