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Yep. I paid £122.60 for track time and just paid £33.60 for 2 entry tickets. Add £40 for a cheap hotel night before, and £80 for fuel (travel and track) and thats b4 a beer and any food I love it tho...... Can't wait. Hope weather is fab on day Still a few more small things on Clio to do, just...

Weather looks fabulous for this on Saturday Brighton seaside, a car show, and fabulous weather Surprised not more members fancy it Gonna be great- shorts n t shirt all ready to go

Got my site pass and track time details thru the post today. FCS 18 sticker too. Well early! Haven't even bought event entry tickets yet. Lol.

Cambelt, aux belt, dephaser, water pump, tensioner, oil / filter change £620 all in Needs car for the day Gonna ask about fitting new cams- anything else they can enhance performance wise whilst doing cambelt?

no- will golook, unless you have a link?

not absolutely certain what you mean by scrub, but if its the removal and roughening up of the tyre surface more than normal driving, tyres at Lydden fayre pretty badly as its only a mile circuit with lots of twists and bends. Tyres don't last long anyway I reduced my pressure to 24psi as...

AD08R's all round, but have a pair of federal RSR's i can put on front as they do get chewed up quick Coilovers on front set lowered bout 40mm atm, same as rear adjustable springs

Yep- will give it a go with spacer on. Can always get new shorter bolts, and take the spacers off at track if they dont work for me got 16mm's all round, so 32mm wider per axle

maybe thats your answer- convert to cable operated throttle body. Cant be that hard, or expensive?

had troubles with my throttle body when clio was first purchased, replaced the throttle cable that broke, replaced the throttle cable again, took throttle body off cleaned it, took it back off and cleaned again, sent it off to have it rebored, new butterfly spindle and cleaned up for £85, and...

Quite right- but think ive thrown the original wheel bolts ot at best misplaced them, after storing these summer wheels in the shed.... probably buy some other bolts as back up for standard wheels anyway greatstuff- i fancy trying Lydden with spacers on as theres lots turns to complete- got a...

seen that Demon Tweekes sell spacers as "Hub Buddies" and suggest they are good on track for better cornering and also KTEC racing do a specific Clio set for the track too so if they are selling them specifically for track, they cant be bad I suppose it plays on the mind that the longer the...

thread resurrection- so, running a full set of 16mm hubcentric spacers all round would be fine on a track (Lydden) I was gonna remove the spacers, but cant find the original bolts... Doh!

cheers for the info- i'm a phase 1 172, but will ask Clioman (Trader) see if he can sort some better jackpoints for me Anyone recommend a lightweight low entry trolley jack- under 10kg. A carry handle be nice too.

Trying to get Track ready, me, at the moment AD08rs being fitted to my lighter than standard wheels, then the 4 wheels fitted to the car. Now realised that as i want to remove the 20mm spacers with extended bolts, i had on for the winter, went to look for the OEM wheel bolts and think Ive thrown...

Looks great- how much it cost you to get done?

anyone got a photo of where on the front chassis rail, or is it on the bolt as the photo earlier post 7# Ive got mangled (Hasnt everyone) jack points, and would like to jack from the chassis rail just behind the front bolt joint, but it looked like it was giving a bit when i tried, so went back...

welcome to the Club. Fab :-)

didn't think it was that noisy myself- wanted it noisier, but the other half said noisier would upset the neighbours 😢

I was wondering whether going back to the same place (Setyres £32) will make him go a bit easier as he has seen the car before and will have it on record. Was chuffed that it didn't fail on anything major tbh. A sticker and dislodged sidelight ... that was it. Oh, and advisory noisy exhaust LOL

they failed me last time for a cliosport sticker in swept area (And a sidelight bulb that had come out of its position- sure he knocked it). No sunstrip back last Spring. "I didn't want to rip it off in case you got upset" he said. So I ripped it off, waited for an hour and got him to issue a...

no worries

thanks for letting me know probly just be me on my lonesome- altho have been invited by another club

Yep- thats what i used too

for the sake of £20 think I will just rip the strip off not even sure that cut down wiper blades, that miss the strip, will get through because of the reduced screen area they clear

I will be going to Clioman at Littlehampton, west sussex in a month or 2 not close enough to you I guess, but an option nevertheless

Hard luck OP Mine was really hard to remove last time round, even with the correct tool- and i made sure i didnt overtighten when i put the oil filter on the time before that. Dont bother messing with the filter guard myself, so struggle with it in place- best part half hour- even smeared the...

Realise this has been much discussed but I am still unsure Ive a luverly 5 inch sunstrip that I don't wanna remove (My driver seat is low and the strip really helps avoid the sun) Whats the rule on windscreen wipers- the OEM Blades sweep over the strip by several cms, so I can remove and replace...

I'll give you a wave if i see you up the A23 Cant miss mine with all the decals

welcome to the club Mike Nice motor :-)