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I've seen a nice E46 M3 in that shade of blue wrap, it looks amazing. Can't wait to see the Clio finished.

On mine I've got standard wishbone and steering rack bushes, solid top mounts, Vibratechnics engine mounts and a yellow Powerflex dogbone mount. Its perfect, nice to drive with no vibrations.

£50 in Buckley Tyres in Buckley, they have the same setup as Blink.

Try these guys, well respected in the Scooby community and make good rods. Andy Williams is who you want to talk to. http://wms-racing.com/

I run a 4.07, its nice on the road and good enough on track days but for racing something a bit shorter would be better, see James's offer below ;)

I don't find the Cooksports crashy. As an all round spring they are brilliant. I fitted them originally with new cup shocks, I have since fitted Koni yellows which improved the ride further. Standard shocks I feel would not give enough damping at the cup shocks were just about good enough...

Hater :rasp:

Good work mate :)

I think you did it first. The lines of yours look better than the orange one.

I have evidence of a bergrennen Clio to disprove this. Hence wanting one!

I came across that one. The only issue is it doesn't show how it fits. I assume once fitted it would sit the same as the actual S1600 item?

I find 195 best of a 6.5j and 205 on a 7j. Although it does depend on the tyre.

I've noticed some fibreglass copies you can get from rally suppliers but how do these mount compared to a genuine one? I know prima racing do a similar one but I don't like the look of it, it sticks up too much. Anyone know where to source a S1600 type spoiler? And to avoid the 'it'll look...

Cupman29 made one. See page 20 of his thread

Mine is.

I can lock up with sticky tyres on track on a hot dry day! I've just got restrictors to go on the rear off another fwd non-abs car, they go inline with the master cylinder and the brake pipes.

Cheers Mick. What are the benefits then? I can lock up the ABS so as far as I'm concerned it's just added weight.

I'll repeat. Bluresponse. Best all round day to day tyre I've ever used. http://www.oponeo.co.uk/tyre-article/test-of-summer-tyres-2013-size-195-65-r15-v-what-tyres-should-i-buy http://www.mx5nutz.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=127296...

Re: Ph1 172 It'll do to tide me over.

I'd get neither and go for Dunlop Bluresponse instead. Awesome all round tyres.

You could do, it certainly wouldn't do any harm.

That's the one. I've got some spare silicon hose I can cut up. I'll try that when I get the car back.

That's why I was thinking of getting the self amalgamating tape and clamping onto that. Shouldn't slip then I've got a poly mount, that's not the problem. It's the hanger that's the problem.

Oh its tight and in the right place where I can get it tight, just over time it slips slightly, only makes it droop 10-15mm lower but its annoying. I'd take a pic if the car was at home. That's not the issue, that's the exhaust mount. The issue is the hanger on the box slipping. Says the man...

I should point out it the hanger that goes around the backbox.

Any issues doing this on a ph1 as they run a different abs system don't they?

Any methods for stopping the ktec 172 exhausts drooping on the rear hanger? It's as tight as it'll go. My only thought is to put a high temp band of silicon around it, maybe the self amalgamating hose tape.

Nice and simple! Thanks Dan

Re: Ph1 172 A bit of a gross exaggeration but I understand your concern. I doubt I'll do much more than 2000 miles this year so I'll be keeping a watchful eye on it.