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Seems a tad on the expensive side to me for FK's. Are they new? Do you have to have FK's?
Have you not considered having the Bilstein kit?
http://www.kamracing.co.uk/renault-clio-2-rs-172-172-cup-182-bilstein-b14-coilover-kit.html
They've come down by nearly £200 since I bought them a year...
Tell me about it!
Be careful when you go at it, make sure you get plenty of heat at it and use your fingers to pull and pick it off - don't dig a scraper into it like at all the other patches on the car - you'll get horrible little dint marks in the roof :(
If you remove the airbox, and look at the gearbox, at the front there is like a plastic wing nut. That's where you put new oil in.
There's a guide to the complete change in the guides section, sign up to be a member and you'll be able to view it.
For what it'd cost to buy and then make decent, you'll be able to buy a decent one straightaway.
But you'd probably make back most of your money on the throttle bodies though if you could break it, and the rest would be profit.
All you need are the Eibach ones.
http://www.kamracing.co.uk/renault/renault-clio-mk2/suspension/alignment-kits/renault-clio-mk2-eibach-pro-alignment-kit-front-camber.html
Easier to buy a dash and have it flocked then put it straight into mine, saves driving around for a while with nothing in the car!
I'd sell on my dash then.
Second thoughts, someone might not want to buy it. Depends on how much I can pick up the second dash for.
Nice pics nick, what camber are you runing on the back - how many shims have you got?
What are you doing with the number plate fitment now you've drilled the holes in the recess?