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Doubt it.
Well, maybe.
195/50's 35mm scraped on the back on bumps and on full lock.
195/45's 35mm seemed ok!
195/45 down 70mm, I'm guessing, might scrape, but I never tried.. would have looked great though I think on my 1.2.. wish I'd have tried it!
I don't know if it's a good idea to try and keep turning the engine over? Or doesn't it matter?
Think you can remove the cam cover tho whilst it's in the car so you could check that way?
He has my old one.. as I said on MSN, it was flicking the battery light but did it for a few months - think it was a loose wire.
Depends if you wanna risk it or not!
He will have others tho which didn't appear to be dead before removal.
Same happened on my Williams 3.
Flickered for a couple of days then stayed on constantly.
Battery lasted a week before it gave up on the motorway..
New alternator was needed.
If an engine fuse has blown, I'd try and source the problem.
If the wiring is shorting somewhere, it could be dangerous - lots of smoke involved etc.. if it shorts and the fuse doesn't go!
Well, front is the only thing on the Mk1's which can be dropped using Coilovers - and as you can see, pretty low - 55mm or something? Not sure about on none-16v/Williams.. would guess about the same.
HillPower sell the Avo Coilovers I think.
Yea, when I was in a Mk2 Clio with the reflective screen, I mounted it on the passenger window.. worked fine! (Had to be careful around the electric window switch tho!)
Definetly need the aerial for a permanent solution tho!