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That looks great!

Very nice!

Not done a great deal really, been making use of it :) Recently the ABS got ditched, got rid of the bracket too and got around to fitting my battery cut-off switch. Some minor weight saving, got rid of one horn and bent the bracket to tuck it up out of the way. Also removed the weight by the...

Looking good. When is it getting mapped?

I agree with it. My old Mk2 Fiesta felt amazing, my ph1 is not that road friendly but it's so much easier to push on in than the Fiesta was. If I went too fast it would try to kill me, if I lifted off it would try to kill me, if I braked too hard/late it would try to kill me. But get it right...

Thanks for your help mate :)

All sorted

OK, so I guess the 12v feed for that cames from the ABS, and if I give it a new 12v from somewhere (any should do?) then they'll both turn off?

Jȯrd The brake fluid level light and handbrake light share the same bulb. I'm guessing the low fluid one goes through the ABS module so will I just need to give the sensor a new 12v feed? The STOP light is also still on. I tried pin 15 on plug B for that but it doesn't seem to do anything...

I've got the same setup as Joe, love it.

Interesting plans James, I bet it'll fly. So...what's happening with the Catcams 423 etc. ;)

Re: The life of... SharkyUK's Trophy [& Fred's V6] It is closed loop :) The Quiafe is a nice bit of kit, I like mine and that fact the performace is consistent and won't tail off and need a rebuild like a Gripper. Shame they're so expensive for the Clio though, it cost me double what my last...

Re: Road/Track 172 Standard clutch will be fine

Love the seats. But those gauges and blue lighting...

Probably cheaper and easier to get a new shaft.

Is that flywheel or wheel horsepower?

I had no issues test driving one at my local Renault earlier in the year. Nice car, but not special enough for me. Better all rounder and daily drive than the ST. Nicer dash too, I absolutely hate the radio in the new Fiestas. Better brakes, better suspension, it pulls off the 5 doors very...

Lovely 9!

It smooths out the torque curve a bit and gives some more midrange, or it should do. So it might be that you notice.

That's very cheap. I got my stuff for £70 and thought it was cheap. I run shorter studs and closed nuts though. The car is looking good on track :) happy with the induction kit?

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?481287-too-much-torque

Yes. Merc mp62 has been used

I ran H1, they needed a couple of good laps to warm up. Once they were warm they stuck like shot to a blanket and didn't wear much at all.

The Dunlop are better in the dry yes. If that's what your after then don't bother with anything else or just get full slicks. They need to be warmed up, they'll try and kill you if not, on the road they aren't so bad as the tarmac isn't as smooth as on track. The R888 are better in that respect.

I have some brand new R888 195/50-R15 in Medium compound for £400 The Dunlops are very good though. I even used them on the road and on a damp track.

Re: E36 Track Day Hack (v2) Can you get MLS gaskets for them instead?

Brilliant. I'll give it a go :)

Cheers Mr. Fox Although if I do it to the handbrake light I'll lose that....does the handbrake light go through the ABS module and wiring?

MicKPM Dan@SJM Can the lights/errors be programmed out?

Fun little cars. I dream of owning a Racing Puma. That ride height though...:cry: