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Ive got the Janspeed sport (the one with the centre silencer), it's really quiet, the noise tester at bedford said he'd heard louder sewing machines :o
Not sure on the exhaust, thats not a bad price from a dealer if its had the belts done (which are due) and the splitter is broken, over £100 for a proper one (but most go for a megane or skoda which is much cheaper).
Ive not had a puncture in 7 years of driving so I just rely on the repair can stuff. The standard jack is pretty bad but it works well enough to change a wheel.
I dont have to diagram but you should be able to figure it out by looking at it. Because it adjusts in a circle you can't have maximum camber and maximum caster at the same time, its one or the other, or a medium of both.
Hell yeah, instagib CTF, your running toward your flag with flashes of orange all around praying you dont get hit :cool: I got it on the PS3 but its just not the same using a pad (I know you can use mouse and keyboard but its a bit hard sitting on a bed!)
I was going to quote it but its one of those things where if someone says something with conviction you start to doubt yourself even though you know its not true!
Im after a driveshaft from this car:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/54-plate-renault-clio-182-sport-breaking-spares-/350375330046?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item5193ff40fe
Can anyone identify if it has the chassis cup pack? I've rang him, its not got any wheels on, ive...
The lines for the headlight washers run down there behind the arch liner, there is a connector in them so you can remove the bumper, check they haven't come undone.
You have 2 options:
1. Fit the standard airbox onto the samco hose (you may have to trim the samco a bit as mentioned above)
2. Fit the standard elbow (do you have one?), then you will need the pipe from the breather outlet on the back of the engine to the standard elbow
Bump/jump it then check what voltage the alternator is kicking out, should be in the 14's and stable. If it is then its the battery, if not its the alternator/regulator.
Im pretty sure I read somewhere that its ok if the springs return to the normal seated position when lowered again but yours fell out so no chance of that! What would happen if you went over a hump-back bridge a bit quick?