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Where in the country are you? I’m sure someone can help out.
It’s genrrally on top of the gearbox, if you can take some pics of your engine bay from a few angles, then we can probably point it out for you.
I'll weigh in here...
So, I'd personally look at getting someone very reasonable in the local area (find yourself a small back street garage that have a decent enough rep), ask them to straighten the boot out. The whole locking issue will just be down the misalignment of the catch/lock...
Jesus that’s crazy!
You say about getting rid of the brembos... could just get someone to make up a new bracket, would only take a couple of hours in CAD and someone like @Knuckles to make them?
We should title this: ‘Davedreads gets a phone that can take pictures and learns where the ‘upload’ button is’
Was good to see you mate and the content looks superb!
Good thread this, but you’re hurting my feelings with the whole trying to keep it a super bargain thing.
You got a bargain, spend the money to get it right and it’ll be a great car! Like the locks for example.
I want to drive one of these and see what the fuss is about.
You need to do something to tidy up that dash mid section!
i.e sand all the ragged edges, fit a better cut piece of perspec/plastic/whatever, and have the labels made up on plastic.
This bit
I can just hear the phone call now "Dave, I've done something terrible, you need to help me. Remember that time I drove you all the way to stansted, and you said you owe me one? Well this is it"
Glad you're now happy with it. There's nothing worse than a hot hatch feeling "uncertain". They need...
As Cat says, you cannot. Which is a ball ache because it gets a bit manky over time.
Best bet is to remove the dash and paint the bastardised thing whilst it’s out!
Because you don’t like actual driving.
I’m 100% with Mark on this. If you actually want an involving car to drive, it has to be manual. Anything else is just like playing a PlayStation, point and throttle/brake.
I’ve always had manuals until the 6 series, and after 18 months I prefer driving...