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  1. Rob

    Where there's smoke... *update*

    Anyone on here could have fitted most of that for you really mate, not a dig, I'm just saying. Always try to save money first!
  2. Rob

    New Wheels for the Boost Bus Please.

    What about the wheels they put on TT's etc? The 18" RS4's? Or the newer audi style wheel? Personally I'd go for the wheels on the LCR as they are seriously nice, but as you said, they're ££££
  3. Rob

    10mm Spacers, Do I need longer bolts ?

    My honest suggestion: Take a wheel off, put a bolt through the hole and put the spacer against the back of the wheel and put the bolt through that too. If you're happy with the amount of thread left over being the only thing connecting your wheel to the car, go ahead.
  4. Rob

    Jon's Trackday PH1 172 project thread

    I've only got one thing to say really... where the fcuk did that bonnet come from and what were you thinking?
  5. Rob

    Where there's smoke... *update*

    I suppose it is a regular occurrence...?
  6. Rob

    Where there's smoke... *update*

    Honest question, why on earth get parts from Renault? Surely a car being broken on here could have supplied you the lot for £100?
  7. Rob

    172 in a mk1, Superfatdan's very very long project....

    Re: 172 in a mk1, Superfastdan's very very long project.... Make it to Wales and I'll buy you a cider. Keep us updated. (like with actual pictures and s**t) P.s I'm surprised you managed to make such a tidy and comprehensive thread, impressed with the computer skills.
  8. Rob

    Changing a CV joint, driveshaft still attached?

    For the sake of sourcing a joint, packing it out, getting covered in s**t, I'd rather buy a full shaft and whack that in.
  9. Rob

    Changing a CV joint, driveshaft still attached?

    Can you get a picture of the shaft? As Danny says, if the joint is detachable/replacable then it's fine. I'd personally take it out of the GB just because it'd be so much easier to work on. THE best option is just to get a whole new/second hand shaft though.
  10. Rob

    iPhone at last.. ooooo!

    Kev, great minds.
  11. Rob

    Castle Combe casualty (pics)

    It's a bit late in the day but for me: Buy new wing off and door in the right colour (including mirror) off here, normally about 900 available so shouldn't be hard to find. Fit these, sand the front bumper back yourself and get it smooth. Take it to a bodyshop and get them to blow the...
  12. Rob

    Ultra Red 200.

    Awesome. Pics. Now.
  13. Rob

    First race of the season (Silverstone Arena)

    Well done mate and a cracking write up as usual. Finally everything went OK, I literally read the whole thing waiting for something to happen. Free tickets you say?
  14. Rob

    Wheel bearing and CV joint

    One side of the box is a wet side, the other dry, passenger side wet, drivers side dry. If it's the drivers side it's properly easy, if it's the passenger side you need to take the plug out of the gearbox and fill it again, not exactly rocket science either. Exactly right on the rear disc...
  15. Rob

    SNO!zone - Xscape Snowboarding MK

    Snowboarding and skiing - not really close FYI. LOL
  16. Rob

    Wheel bearing and CV joint

    A shaft in perfect condition (with ABS ring etc) should be about £50. Make sure it comes off the correct car as they all vary ever so slightly, so if you have a mk2 ph2 172 etc, make sure it's off a car that's the same. The rear wheel bearings... these are pretty much pointless to replace...
  17. Rob

    Wheel bearing and CV joint

    My advice, just buy a decent second hand driveshaft off of here, much easier than trying to piss about changing the boot. Do this first, if the noise is still there, get the wheel bearing done.
  18. Rob

    SNO!zone - Xscape Snowboarding MK

    You can do both there, snow boarding and skiing, I ski'd last time, great fun. I'd be more than up for another blast up there. Proper knackering day though. Vicky - IMO you'd be better off on skis.
  19. Rob

    Replacing lost keys

    A lot of independant people out there that can do it now. Sure there was a thread on here for it.
  20. Rob

    Selling my classic mini to buy a 1.2 16v clio

    Would that conversation not have been better via PM chaps? Hardly on topic...
  21. Rob

    Selling my classic mini to buy a 1.2 16v clio

    FYI you could pick up a 172/182 for about the same as the 1.2 equivalent if you can afford to insure it?? How old are you?? 172 insurance gets reasonable about 20. I love the mini though, that looks awesome. I weally weally want to buy one some day.
  22. Rob

    Gaz.'s 1996 Mazda RX7 FD3S Efini (JDM & Rotary Content)

    Can't complain then (and at least they match). Sorry for spamming Gaz, let me know if you want the whole thread cleaned up a bit.
  23. Rob

    Gaz.'s 1996 Mazda RX7 FD3S Efini (JDM & Rotary Content)

    Sorry to piss on your bonfire but I hate the two colour-ness of them :( Otherwise, good work.
  24. Rob

    mx5 build thread

    They look awesome, I look forward to the finished result.
  25. Rob

    Who, Where and What - South East

    Didn't know you were still here. How's the Megane?
  26. Rob

    My 172 Cup (T5MY G) & 172 Stealth (T5M YO)

    Re: My 172 Cup (T5MY G) Gaz Coilovers/Ktec mounts & decat! Back in a clio :) Nice to see you're moving at your usual pace with this one, i.e you've got a load of parts before you've even taken your own pictures. Look forward to seeing what you make of this one.
  27. Rob

    Whats my car worth? 2005 182

    Please use the "what is my car worth" thread.
  28. Rob

    Burpspeed Version 2: Race Car Build

    Alright gramps. :rasp:
  29. Rob

    My A1 Thread

    Re: My A1 (to be) Thread Black is by far the better colour choice IMO. Once the white fad is over (again) no one will want a white one. The black is so much less "look at me" too.
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