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I had a Mk3 Fiesta 1.4 Ghia. It had a factory fitted RS body kit.
I loved that car, for the entire month I had it, then a woman ran into the back of me when she didn't bother stopping at a set of traffic lights, and I had.
This should help.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?408371-Fitting-Front-Rear-Discs-Pads-braided-lines-and-handbrake-adjustment-on-182&highlight=brake+lines
From my experience with my 106, I would look at a Renault car that has a larger brake setup, something like a Laguna or an Espace. It might be worth getting the servo to go with it too, just for a little extra assistance.
Possibly dude. I took out my fogs and fed ducting into the wheel arch from there.
It could just be that you need a better pad. Are you pretty hard on your brakes?
Basically too much heat I think, the pads just can't handle what you are doing to them. I did it to some Mintex pads after a taster session at Snetterton. I then upgraded to DS2500s.
If you are glazing DS2500s, then I would suggest an upgrade. I have found Yellow Stuff to be rather good in my...
Really can't see the point on the rears, but for £15, it's worth a punt. Can't say you are going to feel much of a difference though.
Your handbrake will be immense though ;)
I can honestly say I felt that they made no difference to the way the car felt or handled at all.
However, I feel that if you re going to do a lot of track action, they may stand up to the hammer better than a standard bush.
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