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@bloke which wilwood caliper would you recommend? they have so many 4 pot calipers available. I had a set on a previous clio and tbh i wasn't overly impressed with them.
I thought the same when they were doing the wiring. Although it will all have to come out again when they strip it for painting, assume they want to do a complete dry build before stripping it all back again for finishing
Looks good only comment i would make is that rivnuts would have been better for the fuel pump cover. What if you need in to the plug/ fuel pump in future?
I know all about them, i was more referring to the deal you had managed to get. As its something i'm looking to do but cant bring myself to spend the £££ they advertise for on the website
Have the engine loom built by omex, lights, PAS loom etc either use a cartek PDP as bloke suggests it you could use the car builder solutions fuse board.
What are you using as dash?
I have ran mine via bulkhead connectors, as god for bid you have a big off i wouldn't want one of the lines being pulled and fraying/bursting inside the car and spraying fuel everywhere.
@JamesBryan helpful yes as it tells me that they read lower than a 182. What do your fronts do?
Also interested as to what values a cup typically produces.
a bit of both. Figures are lower than I would have expected, also under braking it pulls left although when I stuck it on the brake tester there was an imbalance across the front which I am in the process of resolving.
Nope standard handbrake. Do you have typical values or a print out of a clio so I can compare?
Literally every part of the braking system is new. So I need ballpark figures to work from