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The stealth isn't quiet...

I can indeed do the work, I have quite a few customers from over there :) Feel free to contact for a quote. You don't need to change the water pump, but if you would like to change it then its better to do it at the same time whilst its all in pieces.

Re: Grey With Trinkets, Russ' 29th RS Clio Hmmmm ;)

And me.

Don't think you can buy them seperaltly.

No.

I thought it was Fred personally

Some of them just need a bit of persuasion from the box.

Thing is, you then need to have the OEM diff crownwheel machined off the diff, and probably machined to fit the new one. This is all included in quaifes price iirc.

M factory have a brilliant reputation on Honda forums. But I didn't know they did anything for Renault. Or even if its the same people.

No. It will still need the same height to lift the wheels off the ground. If it doesn't stay seated when jacked up it is a failure. Look at the lucky escape thread in general automotive on here, that is a prime example of how dangerous it can be.

Jesus. You need to raise the car to check wheel bearings, suspension springs etc The springs are held in by themselves but the suspension at full droop is limited by the travel on the shock absorbers.

Boom ;) Glad it's not anything to worry about :)

Sticky throttle body

There's one already fitted? Leave it in there

The tool is just to centralise the friction plate

Vikki has something planned. I would attend otherwise. Especially as I should be back in a clio by then too!

Usual trick to remove locking wheel nuts involves tightening up the non lockers.

My birthday weekend that so I can't attend.

She's a keeper :)

My one had 360bhp/321lb-ft and it was far from boring!!

So, as much as I try to stay away from work on my day off, Vikki had complained her heater had decided the only temperature it would supply was hot. So off with the control motors to be greeted with this: One jubilee clip later and it's all sorted. One happy Vikki.

Boring is easily sorted out with an FMIC, rear arb, full exhaust and a conservative stage 2 map :)

Fit a new belt kit and try. You've nothing to loose.

Tbh what your describing sounds like a misfire

Alot of my customers are from South Wales. The service interval is 5y or 72k.

Yeh very good price.

Track rod. Price sounds about right too.

Not off the top of my head. Have a look omex website

Looks like a standard omex sensor.