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That be me :D. They're just the recaros out of the trophy. Nice seats, both looks and comfort, but not worth the money really. Plus they don't match the rest of the interior. I'd get different seats if I was to do it again.
Re: how do people lower their cars 50-60mm when my driveshafts are rubbing with just
sounds a bit stupid, but has one of the lower mounts, or gearbox mounts gone? Is a bit strange, but that's renaults for you I guess
It's not hard to do brake lines. I did it myself and i'm no wrench. bleeding is pretty simple really. Just need a willing mate with a strong leg.
There is a guide on the forum about bleeding brakes which is easy to follow.
they are good mate. Can't compare them with green stuff, but from what I've read they're not great. Saying that, DS2500 will still fade. Nice bite to them though. Braided lines are also a good idea and some castrol super would be a good move too ;). Prices just keep racking up unfortunately.
Jon was it you I was talking to about your brakes today?
Just get some HC's. May as well do it all at once. Plus they're farely cheap too. Few of the traders on her sell them, or GSF also do.
oh right, what I did was remove the lower engine cover, measure the distance between the sump and the floor, jacket the car up at the usual jacking point and put bricks under the sump. Lower down and then remove the mount.
Make sure you torque this mount correctly. If you have AC you might...
To be fare, it was perfect numbers for a cruise. No one got lost and there was minimal stopping required. Only bad part was other drivers on the road :mad: oh and cyclists. Which reminds me, are they crazy cycling up there.