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Cut the old one off with scissors. Top has a small zip tie underneath, quite fiddly.
Then turn new one inside out, fix zip tie tight under gear knob and sort out how you want the 'ruffles' . Cut excess zip tie once its zipped up, and invert it and clip in to place.
Apart from the high miler on allvehicles, where have you seen these cars?
Ive not seen any going for 7 (apart from yours which was sold cheaply as you needed to get shot... )
h&r's are indeed really good. Improves the car.
Have tried all the springs, leda's and h&r's. That or save your money and keep it standard, standard is fun and fast cross-country.
Interesting to know mate, as pending trying out the getting in/ out thing, considering either a vx or trophy as my next car.
Reckon the vx will cost more to run once consumables are taken into consideration?
I thought tyres/ parts lasted forever as the car is lighter, meaning less stress on...
That evo test recorded 6.5 secs. Nitpicking, but hey.
Vx220/ elise was my other thought for money vs performance, lighter weight makes them even better on fuel.
That or a trophy...
How many trackdays you plan to do a year?
Unless its a few every month, and you're stripping the car bare inside, id get reclining buckets.
Fixed buckets will be a pain in the ass to live with.
If you speak to the guys at capital seating, they've supplied lots to members on here.
Explain which car you have, and which seats you want, and they'll supply everything you need to fit.
As for fitting, a few hours. A jack, some axle stands and a socket set.
A pic of them in the trophy :P
I think capital seating are meant to be good for them (will be much cheaper than Renault)
www.capitalseating.co.uk
Edit - Beaten to it. Third place wins bronze medal. Just looks like a rusty coin (not that type of rusty coin) :dapprove:
I like it mate! Was after a cup plate for my last car.
A meaningful plate will mean nothing to anyone but you, that one looks cool.
Guessing you're a big vauxhall fan?