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Very nice indeed! :approve:

Welcome! (back)

Welcome!

Welcome! As above if you've got leather it's been wrongly registered as a Cup mate

Both look superb! :approve:

Looking good Andy. You'll be back in another soon mate

Welcome! Easier to upload with photo bucket mate: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?569879-Posting-images-from-flickr-amp-photobucket

Ta Adam! I can supply either and have both on shelf The Traders sections should be the first place you look for parts for your cars ;)

Measure the thickness mate. The rear discs come with 8mm new and are advised to be changed at 7mm so they might not have a lot of life left in them. Its not really cost effective to swap bearings over in long run (for good quality oem spec ones anyway) Also worth checking if the little...

If you're talking about a ph1 172 that's under your name The bearings on the rear of these cars are part of the brake disc assembly. Simply change rear discs mate

Welcome mate!

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?606340-Interior-Decal-set-offer Please check Traders sections, there isn't much we can't help you out with between us :)

Looks bloody good that :approve:

Welcome mate Iceburg Cup, good choice! :approve:

Welcome!

Very nice, look a lot better in the metal aswel

Not seen that before either, worth a watch! :approve:

Morning and welcome!

Equal to width of stripes IMO so 50mm mate

Good to hear you got these sorted mate

Looks lovely that!

Good effort, come up nice that :approve:

People have had running problems when not using the factory fitted NGK plugs

A set of decent lowering springs if they do them

Can only presume these cheaper ones are old batches/stock that the larger tyre dealers buy in large numbers at cheaper prices. Yes he treated the tyres identical mate, he bought them with intention of using them not to sl@g them off. Absolutely. I've tried the R888, but when you can get...

^ This is true I spoke to the man himself who builds and races mx5s at his unit. He bought some from one of the sites as they were selling them cheaper than he could buy them from the UK distributor, he buys a fair few as he's one of the suppliers of the tyres for the series. He tried them...

Will keep an eye on this :approve:

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Welcome! The rear brake discs are more expensive than the fronts due to them having the bearings and abs rings as part of them If you become a member you will be able to see all the Traders sections , you won't need eBay then ;) Only £12 and well worth it

Change the discs, its not cost effective to change just the bearings (for decent quality ones anyway)