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Red, blue or black can be had for about £50-£75 cheaper but they will not go with my car and black is a waste of time unless the rubber has perished and just replacing them.

Thanks Mark, more expense then :smile:

I am changing the rad and removing my AC soon so while everything is out I thought it would be a good time to change the hoses. Am I better reusing the Renault clips or replace them with jubilee clips? Also does anybody know where to get some orange hoses from, I have found them on JS...

Spotted these at Oulton Park yesterday.

When I had my Federal RSR with 205 tyres on my ET35 wheels with all my crap in the car that I take to trackdays it would rub on the rear over bumps but with the same tyres on the ET43 wheels it was fine. The ET43 are my damp set and road wheels and I use a 16mm spacer on the front but nothing on...

LOL They don't need making any faster, seen one in CMC Cannock the other day they do look nice.

Shame that after all the work and time gone into it. You still thinking of the BMW 1000 as well?

I keep meaning to put mesh behind the grill, like the plate but that will be stopping a lot of air flow to the radiator as well.

It was a permanent high strength Loctite I used (green I think) can't remember of the top of my head the number.

If you could do a how to guide for the windows with lots of pics that would be good, been wanting to get rid of the standard switches for a while.

I just use a flexible hose from the duct to the arch liner aimed at the deflector plate on the strut.

A few more photos, I have never had any problems with heat so they must work.

I just used some ports that I fitted to the fog light surround but moved the horn to one side and made a bracket to angle the carbon canister so it would allow the ducting hose to pass by it.

Cheers, I will let you know, who's the day with?

Nice work @Martin. like the brackets :up: Car sounds great. I'm at Bedford tomorrow RS day but I may pop down for the day if I am not doing anything and grab a passenger ride if that's ok.

Not sure what the difference is but when I was thinking of itb's I spoke to a company called Titan and theirs look very good not cheap though. http://www.titan.uk.net/products

Too late for you now but if you did just want to mover the wheel closer the BG spacer looks good for the money, I have a OMP one and it does allow you to find the best position. http://www.jjcraceandrally.com/oval/spacers-hub-rings/b-g-racing-steering-wheel-alloy-spacer-adjustable

Looking good mate.

I'm sure I have some pictures of the roof and measurements, if I can find them I will send them to you.

@GrahamS there are some Photos here looks like there is plenty of room http://www.safetydevices.com/motorsport/products/roll-cage/Renault+Clio+Mk2-1998-2006-3-door-including+Sport+'28RS+172+and+182'29-without-sunroof/489/1314/

Congratulations mate

One of my videos here, I will try and sort some more out later on. Check the ducks out at 7.20 lol

I may try them after my RC6's wore down to about 1mm at Oulton and they produced so much heat they melted the piston rubber seal and the fixing lugs on my wheel centre caps and the valve cap covers lol

What are they like on the road from cold?

I have been using RC6 for my last 4 track days and the stopping power is fantastic, Oulton park finished them off. With the pad material getting thin I think the extra heat melted the rubber piston seal so I need to rebuild the callipers now, the discs are fine but even if they do wear quick...

Cheers mate I will try and check them later or tomorrow

It's just a road car, I probably have you on video I will have to have a look through them.

The focus was my mates car, he was going to come up with me but he wanted to get some miles on his to get it run in.

I was finding that it did not want to rev freely when coming out of corners, last year in the R it felt like it just wanted to launch itself forward this did not. When I was using DS2500 halfway through the pad I had a vibration through the wheels when braking hard, stripped the calipers...

Thanks James Really appreciate it :up: and sorry I forgot your name I have a memory of a goldfish when it comes to names