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Ive changed the hub< and the one was on was actually slightly different that didnt fix the problem though, it looks like the rear beam is shifted a couple of cms to the passenger side, f**k!

no worries mate, ill give it go just cos im bored Ill see you when you re back ive got loads of stuff to get fitted, have a good one!

where did you find that figure?

alright i said 1 inch maybe its a bit less , here you go

the wheel sits 1 inch in and the genuine spacer s in place :/

btw anyone knows if the caliper are exactly the same in the ph2 172/182?

that what I'm gonna do mate, ill get one from a 172 cup no chance to get the wrong one

if its slimmer how come my wheel sits in about 1 inch further than the other wheel? I visually checked the rear of the hubs and you seem to be right :/ the non-cup hub carrier is thicker then the cup one, that freaks me out

I guess so it might have a different thickness, the one is on now has the abs sensor stuck in it so its definitely not a cup one

cant find the "hub to beam" torque settings, do they need torquing up or just spanner tight?

I guess im good to go now http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?286999-Guide-changing-rear-brake-pads-on-182&highlight=rear+pads

love the "job done" bit :D one more stupid question, as I ve never done before, are the pads easy to get out of the caliper? thanks mate that helps a lot! need to find out more about the torque settings now!

As I posted in my project thread, my 172 cup has a non-172cup rear hub fitted, as a result the wheel is sitting further in, inside the arch. I want to give it a crack myself -didn't find anything specific in the guides section- how do I go about it? wheel off, stub axle nut off and the 4 bolts...

true still they got something special imo http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexpenfold/7910029482/in/photostream/lightbox/

Is that just induction noise?

has anyone ever tried fitting fog light blanks from a non sport to a 172 182?

what an amazing colour! like it!

ha ha it worked a treat lol

Ill give him a shout then!

finally someone came up with the exact user name lol, I agree on that mate his wheels are the best by far ill try to get in touch with him

getting mine done by Autocrash :)

150 seems to be a reasonable price still the Steering wheels pic gallery isnt very exciting......Itd be great to get some feedback about them

yes my fault, actually they never got back to me ;) ive mistaken it for http://www.autotrimming.co.uk/

http://www.jd-trimming.co.uk/ this one looks OK too

they quoted the job 200 using real leather.....

Yes its terrible in every way, i mean can be alright if you re not picky at all! They had to redo it twice, first time they got the order wrong and then I got this thing, Turn around time of 2 weeks as they take orders here to send in Poland

HA HA this thread is getting seriously hilarious!!

I like it! ride height too really need a splitter though :) and maybe the bullets in anthracite