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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22-21-Bosch-Aerotwin-Retro-Front-Wiper-Blades-Genuine-Aero-Flat-Qf5-/350947566982?fits=Car+Make%3ARenault&hash=item51b61ae586 ordered these

Cool, track car anyway, as long as I can see the braking zone at the end of the main straight at a ton Im happy! Will get them ordered

I have them on my bora and with cleaning, theyve lasted happily for 60k miles now which is why i want them again, just wanted to make sure they would fit, and not lift off the screen due to the stupid wiper linkage layout on the clio. Cheers

Do conventional RHD ones work correctly with the stupid french linkage on the clio? I'm concerned the whole spoiler shape will point the wrong way? Also, does the clio have normal hook ends on the arms? Im looking at these...

It's not insured for road use so solely on track from now on. I'm less fussed about brands and more about grades, everyone will have their own brand loyalty, but do people tend to go for a heavier oil or not and if so, which grade? Cheers

What grade Cub? I've seen it suggested to run a slightly heavier grade, 10w50 or similar rather than the standard manufacturers recommendation which is 10w40 isnt it?

Standard 172 engine, no oil cooler, what grade do people use for track use and where is reasonable to buy it? Cheers

Thats what's over the bike atv the moment! May be the best option

Carcoon would be great if the car was worth the effort, but its a £2500 track car and will be stored on top of the trailer, I just need something to keep the worst of the dust off it over the winter. The cheaper the better really, but obviously 'inexpensive' rather than 'cheap'

For keeping dust and general crap off it inside a garage? I dont want a waterproof one as they tend to hold moisture inside and the car will be indoors all winter. What do people recommend? Thanks

Service, footplates/rests, fix the fuel filler, wiper linkage and a few other bits and bobs and drop the steering column

So as I've got a nexus 5 which is was/am very pleased with, and the price point suits outright purchase/SIM only within what I can justify, what would people replace it with?

I really like these, the whole concept behind them and the cars themselves, I just cant comprehend building a 2 litre car making 200bhp in 2015 and having it only do 35mpg on a run.

Michelins are awful for this, I'd heave them personally.

"Overnight parts from Japan"

Yeah, it would be better if it was.

The threaded portion of the rod ends is under bending forces and they shouldnt be, Id be doing it more like this: With the rod ends fastened to the alternator and idler bracket with bolts, in single shear, but to save making the hex part, you can get away with two female rod ends and some...

Id do it the other way around if it would fit, two bolts through the two flanges and the rosejoins in female form on the bar so that they're not in bending.

Car looks epic! What brake ducts are those and where from?

I have a stripped and caged car on spherical bushes and used it on the road - fun when you're on it, but pretty miserable driving to work, in a city, in traffic, in a suit. Love it on the track though, much more raw and to be honest, you can feel a 50kg weight saving (although you'll have had...

I ran 30 all round on my 15s on the road, but tbh, never tried changing it so can't confirm if it was 'best'

Has anyone got a full list of who is fmdojng what at knockhill this year? I'd like to try a reverse day at somepoint

I've got a set and the drivers side is knocking when on the ground but of course tightens up when you jack the car up so its taken a little while to find! I see they do service kits, has anyone here rebuilt a pair? Whats involved? http://www.k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=2847&appid=2 Cheers

I miss the alps, not going to see them this year sadly after the last few. Looks a cracking trip in a lovely car!

@charltjr makes sense, I've not looked since I bought my last set to may well be better off with allseasons next time

I like running proper tyres in summer so won't ever compromise on running all seasons all year round and once you have a second set of wheels its better to just run proper winters. Most people who've tried them tend to never go back - unless they bought cheap s**t tyres (which are always awful...

Stunning car, I'm (sadly) really impressed by the fuel economy!

Fittes, squeal free and seem to work well in the road. They fade out fairly quickly but that's to be expected. Happy camper!

Shame about the Ratsun, but it was another great episode. I've caught up with hot rod garage and started on dirt everyday now. The list of old American shite I'd like to drive is lengthening by the day!

Cool car, but IMHO a totally different target market