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right i have searched but just want to clarify something
i am fitting a pair of sparco sprint 5 seats (side mounted), so i've looked at subframes to mount them
im not bothered about runners (only me driving it so once its set up its all good) so i was thinking of getting these...
oh hang on a minute, i think we are talking about different decals
im on about the ones that go on the spokes on willy wheels, not the ones that go on turinis in the center and are curved
well first search ive found some 4 inch ones, reckon they will be ok?
oh and what colour do you reckon for white wheels?
black, silver, grey or graphite?
im thinking black just for the contrast in colour?
someone on here posted a pic up of some speedline decals they put on their alloys, cant remember who it was now
anyone know where i can get them?
cheers
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chuff bags!!! i was wondering f it would drop it any lower lmao
f**ck knows what to do with the gearbox mount! might just get the 172 brace hole tapped to suit the thread on the valver bush, what you reckon?
its either that or get the full 172 setup and use that...
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right so today i started with this
and eventually ended up with this
its sat on 2 mounts, engine and dogbone (although thats the valver lower part of the engine mount, does anyone know if i need the full 172 mount?)
got a bit of fettling to do to...
right! looks like im either gonna have to go for the full 172 setup or try this one using the 172 gearbox 'brace' and valver bush
nothing is ever straight forward is it lmao
right so what bush was that using? all original 172 mount? or mix and match 172 mount and valver bush? cos thats what im trying
and which bolt hole didnt line up?
got a question for you bud :)
got my engine in today, the gearbox mount (not the dogbone), what have you done with it to make it right?
im thinking of having the 172 mount hole tapped to fit the valver bush, if you get what i mean?
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well what can i say, wayne is an absolute legend! sent me some alternator brackets and chucked in a clio wiring cd for good measure! that makes things a damn site easier (not for me like as im crap with wiring, but i have 2 mates who are electricians so they'll sort...
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right well the site says this
'Suitable for all 3-door Renault Clio, Mk 1 or Mk 2 (1990-1998, 1998-2005)'
oh and this is for carbon door cards btw, ive just ordered mine :cool: i will let you know what the quality is like when they arrive :)
cheers ollie...
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if you're dads got the knowledge mate then get learning lol
i learnt the basics from my brother (was a mechanic with vauxhall for years) but then he changed careers and i carried on with cars, nowadays he rings me for advice! lol
as far as i have seen on their...
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woohoo 106 passed its mot today :D
means there will be more money to spend on the clio this month :clap:
now where did i put that carbon fibre supplier website :evil: :cool:
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lmao at some of the comments :lolup:
if i can resist engine mods then i'll be doing well, will have to wait and see what it drives like first :D
at the moment im just enjoying buiding it, and the thought of driving it for the first time is keeping me going...
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lol brave comments on here :D
the engine will be getting no more than breathing mods, not aiming for maximum output, just a light car with a decent engine, will do until the urge for more power overcomes me :rolleyes:
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whereabouts in yorkshire are you mate? will have to bring the old girl for a meet when shes ready (by god shes gonna be a dirty little sl@g lol)
thought about VAG, but management seemed to bump up the cost which i wasnt keen on.
cheers for the luck, i'll be...
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you are right an f7r would have worked out cheaper, but there is something about mixing old styling with new engine that appeals to me
i like a challenge, and building this on a budget was what i wanted, tbh ive got enough money to just throw my wallet at someone...
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oh dear the budget has just taken another setback lol
seen some carbon fibre stuff i want, i dont NEED it, but since when did that matter?! lol
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now i dont think that would be a fair race lol
if i can have a second head start for every pound less i have spent than him then i might have a go ;) :rasp: