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I run R888s when dry and have only had a chance to use them in very very slightly damp conditions once.
But on my second set of wheels I want a tyre which I can rely on in wet/rain.
I know R888s work in the wet too but wasn't sure how much I could push them this weekend at the 'Ring and...
I'm miles from MF but just got it delivered to my house.
They pay your local welder £50 odd quid to weld in the floor plates. Then bolt it in yourself. Very easily done. The only hard bit is the welding.
Are you after a full cage or just a rear section?
I've got a Safety Devices rear cage. Nice bit of kit. Cost about £400 basic. All you'd need is to get someone to weld in some floor plates and you can simply bolt it in and out as you please.
Turn off iMessage if you don't want your phone to try and send them. If it's off your friends will only be able to send text messages.
Then all your messages will go through as text message and will always work.
I know what you mean, I've had similar issues too. Bit of a pain in the ass.
That seat looks far too uncomfortable for my liking. But I'm not sure what it's worth even if it is real carbon fibre.
Under the original seats there is a large washer type thing. It pops into the chassis holes and just pops out. This is what you'll need to remove to get the OMP subframes...
No problem.
Here's a link about the extra low Cobra subframes. Might be worth a read.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?599480-Anyone-with-Cobra-X-Low-subframes
But yeah you got the idea. Before you edited it out ;)
Those OMP ones you linked are exactly what I've got. They do sit wonky but you just need to take out the original bump stops from under the original seats.
Where are you located? More than welcome to come and sit in my car for a feel of...
Base mounted means the seat is secured to the subframe from the underside. The subframe then bolts through the chassis to the underside of the car, like the original seats.
Side mounted means the seat is secured from fixings in the side (which are low down not half way up obviously). Side...
I'm 6'2" and I have more than enough room. But for you I'd say it's worth going for the lowest subframes you can get just in case.
Height depends on the subframe, whether you have sliders or not, whether it's a base mounted or side mounted seat and the type of seat itself.
In my car I have...
Another thing worth knowing is if your seats are base or side mounted?
Mine are base mounted and with my OMP subframes they sit more than low enough for me.
You'll need some seat subframes specific to a Clio floor plan.
There's a few off the shelf products like OMP etc. Or the proper weld in mounts which give you a bit more control over position. I can't remember the specific name of them though.
Maybe he was revving the engine trying to warn them. A few thought f*ck this a backed off, which is what the video shows us. But the rest are still banging at his windows. So he speeds off. Make him right. Bunch of c*nts. END
Might get an idea of the sound from my Youtube video.
I have a decat fitted too. Centre section is still in place. It's not too loud but there's enough noise to enjoy. Motorway driving isn't too bad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODY2gZRzr28
He should have been on the phone to the police straight away and just driven along the motorway slowly, but not slow enough to let them come beside him.
Knocking anyone over who tries to stop in front of him or whatever and just waiting for the police to catch up.
They were already damaging...