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You're gonna wish you bought my valver in a few weeks :rasp:

looks very similar to a valver driveshaft

Railway electricians equipment for you :rolleyes: lol tbh honest he did spout some other crap about it blowing & why but it just went over my head :S so I just got on with smashing out the brake pad retaining pins :evil: made me feel much better

I think it's definately some kind of motor vehicle because of the paint left on my car and it was on the side facing into the road. I'll be having a look around on my street when I finish work in the morning to see if anyones car's got scuffs but I seriously doubt I'll find the culprit :dapprove:

Well to say I'm mightily pissed off is quite an understatement :mad: You'll need the full story, basically my driveway is a bit full as I've got a megane 225 in a million pieces on axle stands waiting for parts :rolleyes: I can usually pretty much squeeze 5 cars on the drive & in the...

try ebay for some yokohama paradas in 195/50/15, the last pair I got were £56 delivered ;)...

Don't really want to do that as it's supposed to be a 10amp fuse and it could wreck the lamp itself, and it's fcuking expensive to replace :dapprove:

Not a clio ;) but still a renault :rolleyes: Got myself a Megane 225 in part-ex for my civic and I've got a problem with the xenon headlights The xenon headlight on the drivers side isn't working, found that the bulb was broken so got a new one, put it in & it still didn't work. I then...

I'd say you've got no problem fitting it in, I've managed to get a door from a civic coupe into the back of my valver very easily

My valver flew through it's MOT this year, no advisories :D I knew it would pass with flying colours but was still nervous about it :S Not bad for a 14 year old renault ;) Got to feel a bit sorry for my mate, the MOT on his vee is up this month, nothing cheap to fix on that bloody thing, but...

got someone to sort the pics for me :D

no point really as it was only minor cosmetic damage & you'd not be able to tell new glass, new door card, dent popped out & whole side re-painted = minty fresh again:cool:

e-mailed them to my computer at work, saved them all on the computer & uploaded from there :S I'll upload them again from home, see if that sorts it

I don't get it :S the pic of the new arch & sill was taken on my phone the rest with a normal camera

:S erm :S don't know what's happened with them pics, they were all fine earlier

Well I wanted her to go to a genuine enthusiast from 1 of the clio forums but I've only had 1 person genuinely interested since feb so she's now on Pistonheads http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/1018735.htm I'd rather not do it but she may even have to go on ebay, since my job may be about...

I remember my dads old XR4x4, back in 92-93, fuel pressure regulator went mental & used £20 of petrol in about 7 miles :eek: we had to push it to the petrol station good times :cool: I also helped him fit a K&N cone filter and when a spanner went missing it was the fault of the 10 year old boy...

don't waste your money trying to make the 1.8 go faster, you're never going to get an extra 40bhp out of cams & a remap, you wont be far off 170bhp with the same done to a 2 litre lump I'm selling a 2.0l F7R, drop me a PM if you're interested ;)

:lolup: on a serious note, I'' just have to be patient, as soon as he's grasped the basics I'd assume he'll be a lot easier to teach

spent the best part of 2 days with him lol he's going on one of those 1 day courses at the library soon, I knew it was going to be difficult when I said "double click that" to which he replied "what's double click?" it also feels like I'm being patronising when trying to explain stuff as...

Need some help so here's the story.......my garandad has retired now so he's decided he wants to get in on the whole "computer revolution" so I've sorted him out with a laptop & internet access. Now I'm trying to teach him how to use it but the problem is that he's never used a computer...

she's doing fine, being used properly as well ;) I drove it for the 1st time on the road & was pleasantly surprised at how nice it was :approve: need a few more drives in her before I'd feel confident having a proper blast

The really start to pull away from a valver after 70 ;)

I can vouch for that, take 1 drunk V6 owner, put him into the passenger seat & drive him to a party :rolleyes: talk about ego trip lol! :rolleyes: Although I must say it's very easy to put the owner back in his place with a 2nd gear corner and a "watch this" moment :rasp:

+1 Drove my mates vee for the 1st time last night, I was quite impressed :approve:

Phone helphire or someone similar, they should be able to sort you out a car ;) hope you & the mrs & the bump are ok

I think all the subframes on mk1's are the same (apart from the williams) so the wishbones & arb will fit You'd also need the driveshafts from the 19 or williams, as for the rack you just wind the track rod ends out a bit more. The suspension struts will have to be modified or replaced with...

If she's not at fault, helphire will sort everything out with no cost to her as they'll recover it from the 3rd party I'd recommend them to anyone after the way they helped me out ;)

I prefer the 19 16v over melvin tbh ;) Quite shocked at the level of enthusiasm as well :eek: still would though:rasp:

Illiad blue or LY for me :cool: