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You can barely feel it on something that big
We went dolphin watching on a little boat and the combination of blazing sun with no shade and the choppiest water made me feel green🤣
CSF approaching, need to sort the bent selector arm on the box, check the brakes over, give it a spanner check and various other things
So the only logical thing to do is get some more wheels powdercoated😍 Last year the Braids rubbed on the rear causing some blue smoke moments
Apparently...
You're better off driving to Mick @ Diamond Motors in Nottingham
He's the only person close that actually gives a s**t about what he does and makes sure everything is 100% mint
Its a JH3 box
I'm sure all of the slaves are the same on them. They're used in absolutely everything
The only difference is the pipe outside of the gearbox iirc. Can you get a pic of the pipe coming out of the box?
Make sure you've properly tightened the bolts through the shocks
I find it takes a bit of fanangling to get the mounts right but the correct torque on the bolt (5 ugga duggas)
Make sure you take your V5C, they require it in Europe if you get pulled
Injectors
HT leads
Coil pack
A few wagos and some snips (Renault wiring)
Take some of your power steering fluid out before going on track too. If you get it hot and it comes out of the reservoir and touches the track...
I did something similar with my 12Ah big b*****d battery. Flattened it and then left it in the garage during winter which just killed it
Luckily I could get a new one under warranty. Apparently you can still get them to take a charge but you need to bypass the charge controller
If the bearing feels fine and goes together alright just send it Andony
I mean what's the worst that can happen, you get a wheel bearing noise in a few thousand miles (if you still have the car by that point)
Yeah that bushing looks fine
Get some SNR bearings on those discs, saves you a few bob. You may want to replace that rear stub though, it has been chewed a bit. The step is still there at least but it may want a quick file to take the burrs off
I use Borg and Beck stuff sometimes, had no significant issues with any of it
My offside driveshaft on the Clio is a Borg and Beck, apart from the coupler coming loose when it got hot on track and sliding into my diff seal the shaft has been spot on
I actually think the quality for some of...