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you need neither a press or fire to do the dogbone, thats complete nonsense.
Do the pair of uppers, or neither or you'll have issues with one side moving massively more than the other
best thing would be to assess the condition of the broken engine. They can very often be repaired very well, and you have the benefit of a rebuilt and refreshed top end once it's done
you could barely have bought one for that, a gearbox seems to be going for £250 on it's own . then all the other necessary stuff would have been 4 figures, then the fitting labour.......
I'm not keen on the K4J, the K4M is a more worthwhile engine to start with, but you would need to be fairly...
get a helper to lift the front edge of the bonnet while you pull the release. The lock most likely needs aligning, the the plastic trim often catches if the trim clips are missing
They're sensitive to camber and tracking. If your alignment is out it will eat them FAST, I chewed a set of fronts in 6 weeks from too much toe out, and it wasn't out by a long way. This was on a rear wheel drive car btw
Beaniemoo, high compression 182 engine in a mk1 on Omex 600, ultra lightweight, 1 off carbon roof, GRP doors bonnet and boot, perspex windows, narrowed dash, Gripper diff, Leda suspension with remote reservoirs.......pretty much anything you can think of has been changed
AndyRG before he...
My mk1 is exclusively a road car, and i find it to be a MASSIVE improvement since i removed the PAS. Parking isn't hard, just learn to drive without dead steering
Absolutely!! I've done it to my mk1, and used a 1.2 rack. Paddy has done the same, and his car performed brilliantly on track on saturday. Infact the only mechanical failure out of 5 clios at Bedford on saturday was a PAS pump