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Hi there.
I have a Clio trophy and one of the tyres persistently kept going down over night! I had 2 new pilots. Unfotunatly this didn't solve it either!
The wheel has a perfectly straight crack with no dint or paint deformation on it so I can only assume it was a pothole! The crack...
I have exactly the same issue with my AST's! I may ring Curtis and see if he has an improved bolt setup now as I saw some at JMS with a different bolt setup.
just have a check to see if the bleed nipples point up and dont face down, that was the pitfall I fell in.
Have you pressure bled them or he conventional pumping the brake pedal way?
I need the rears on mine doing also! Euro Car Parts want £95 plus VAT per side.
What is the cost for your refurb service Fred? I will give you a call next week as im in desperate need of some DS2500's aswell.
James
as Fred said, on my saxo I went from the gti6 brake setup with the 23mm m/c and went for a hi spec moster setup and the pedal travel was less, check your pads, air in the system or something maybe flexing somewhere if all that fails upgrade the m/c size.
James
12mm are your friend Rob, They come about 8mm out of the hub and then will take another 30 minutes to remove the rest of them!! pain in the ass job!
Looks great Nickson, I have set mine to full caster and used the camber bolts to adjust the camber, give that a go it may solve your problem.
James
After giving the trophy a quick going over with Dodo Austintacious (SP) I thought it deserved a few decent pictures.
I hope you all like, comments welcome
James
a cammed saxo vts/106gti with a manifold exhaust and raceland will be near on the same as a clio with the usual exhaust remap inlets v6 airbox, nothing in them really. The clio feels alot better constructed and feel alot more sturdy.
Pressure bleeding is your friend ;) easy as pie.
Heres my saxo, that had some pretty epic stoppers on it!
Great cars I must say. The biggest regret I ever had to date was breaking it!