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These are VERY cheap! They a decent company to use?

Which are better? SKF or SNR? I've seen mixed views on both, then other people saying they're the same. Has anyone used 'mister-auto' before for parts too? They can do SNR bearings, for 83.80 posted. Seems good value!

I can get them to 108 through carparts4less which seems decent! Gonna fire the part code into google and have a gander for any other places selling them.

Thanks for the replies, is it this one? http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Renault_Clio_2.0_2004/p/car-parts/transmission-parts/car-transmission/wheel-bearing-and-wheel-hub/?628745630&1&77f2bb51d73ad81d9f45d1519a815a70576dd2ed&000370

Was it only you guys on track then, or was it with randomers too?

I'm getting the car on some ramps this weekend at my brothers work, then going to drop the whole system and start again with fresh/cleaned clamps and new silicone. All mounts are new/polybush so it should theoretically sit properly. Will weld up everywhere that needs it. I'll be ordering new...

Looking at buying some front bearings as a precautionary measure as I am getting the clio on some ramps this weekend. Is genuine the way to go from RPD, or is there a cheaper equivalent of same quality? I know to avoid the cheapest stuff from euro, but if there's a bearing that is identical but...

It's made better by how you tried blurring it out in the first picture haha

Culturegang yo

About an hour, probably not worth it haha.

Where? PM. ;)

Andy seems like an ace guy. Glad it's getting sorted properly for you mate. Looks brilliant in that pic too :)

Gutted I couldn't make this, but hope it was a decent trip! My cars not exactly driveable long distances right now, but i'll try make the next one. Most likely see you at csf!

Currently having a few problems with the clio, mainly down to my exhaust. A backbox bracket has decided to nearly break off, so it's held up with wire until I can get myself down the m62 to my welder. My main concern is it burning through my bumper, as it's already obliterated my exhaust trims...

Shrek is love, shrek is life.

Silver to match your turinis.

I personally don't think it's worth the investment when you can easily do that with a set of vernier calipers and a pad of paper

There is actually a 3D app you can get on your phone. Money comes in the software required to utilise said data, but you can always get the software for free.... Scann3d is what it's called used alongside 3Ds maxx. Depends what you're needing it for though...

Black polybushes are a worthwhile investment though. I'd been in @dann2707's and it didn't feel horrendous, so will be fine for some 'good roads' that you're after.

How much were your shocks mate?

Will your 182 be ready and going on track? If so, passenger rides???

Still not sure what's happening with me and csf. If I get a ticket I will convoy :up:

Best of luck mate :kissingheart:

Check out @Dr Jekyll's project thread, he used some halfords oil in his gearbox not so long back

I love the e36 so much! I want one. I'm not far from harrogate (grew up near knaresborough) so will keep an eye out for the m3/e36/teg if you're ever about.

Neither did/do I, they were just given out to everyone at ppik!

Doesn't even have to be a lot to mess around with the readings. Try get the readings of the lambda, and you'll be able to tell if the cats fuucked or the lambda.

Last time i went karting the shitty orange hairnet thing they give you to wear slipped down over my eyes. Thankfully they black flagged so I could stop (I wasn't black flagged as noone noticed). I should be up for this, will let you know if the mrs has anything planned.

Is your cat sealed properly, not blowing anywhere? Often the flexi's go on these but you would hear it. Could need a new precat lambda, or a new cat.

That's each i presume? haha.