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standard mounting points are one on the subframe, and one on the side of the car.
the mounts iv made are made from original clio mounting points, that have been taken off the OE seats and welded to the subframes and bolted straight through the floor. They fit exactly as normal mounting points...
my mum cant tell the difference between a billabong and a 172 most of the time ;), but she knows when she sees a valver or williams with the wide arches, bonnet bulge, and general mean looks.
2 172s died at santa pod yesterday as well. big time fuked!
mine broke too on the way to the...
iv got a cable from halfords for £12. its loads thicker than the one that came out!
the guy said u need to have the whole car raised ideally to get it to fit, as its a bit of a bugger!
my pedal is fooked as well where the end of the cable connects!
start a new job tomorro as well, got...
not the best pic of it but iv got a alloy fuel tank in teh boot a fitted by weight when he owned the car! tis pretty good, but doesnt hold a lot really (about £13/14 quid)
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2500-3000 i would say tops!
i sold my old one for £2800 about 3 weeks ago with not a patch of rust, everything worked mint, the car was mint apart from a little scratch on it, wheels were mint not a single mark on em, complete engine rebuild, engine on 20k miles, cams, headwork, manifold...
u can fit people in the back, but ill need frames that allow the seats to move forward like the standard setup!
personally i dont give a monkeys, mostly only ever have 1 passenger anyway.
only prob u might have is the harnesses bolt to the rear seatbelt holes.
iv got sparco juniors...
idle will be speedo cable/road speed sensor earth most likely, or iscv could do with a nice clean!
my old zorst knocked on teh rear beam whilst driving!