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Thank you baby! I must admit, they do look good in that pic. I think the lows and wheels help it. On a standard car it wouldn't work.

Haha, they do look w**k!

Have a look at my old PH1 as I had H&R 20mm bolt to hub type hubcentric spacers. Excellent bit of kit, perfect size, great quality and didn't look ott. Intact I wouldn't buy any other. Intact I'll be purchasing them again when I get another Clio. Perfect! That's what I want to hear! Can you PM...

OK, I'll forgive you :) There's always help if you need it and as you know, many of us are fairly local. It's nice to call on people but it does feel good when you accomplish something yourself. Even if it is fitting a fabia splitter ;)

George will sort you out and knows the brakes for these cars better than anyone else. Have a search on here and you will find everyone recommends him as he's the bomb diggy! You'll also find that a very very high percentage of people on here use brembo HC's for road and track use.

Plate looks good though. Nice to see you keeping the stripes too. Don't see many with them on nowadays.

Mate, you NEED to get tooling on your car! Unless it's a big job, it's all pretty easy, even for beginners. Get stuck in! Probably cost you more in fuel than what the splitter costs! Lol

@Djw John Desperately needs spacers or wider offset wheels. They look really sunk in on that pic.

@RyG Fitting a splitter is probably one of the easiest things you can do! That's just laziness!

Do you have spacers fitted? I ran a stud kit on my old BG which was a daily with no issues at all. But as @JamesBryan said, maybe hubcentric spacers are more for you. Saying that, slightly off topic can you fit studs to a bolt to hub hubcentric spacer?

@coverman Got a link? @Levas is that just a standard link with all the gubbins cut out and polyurethane filled in completely?

If it's any consolation, I love you too X

This was my favorite car on the site when this thread was active. I used to always look into this. May read it again for future ideas! I know that chap (Toms_Clio) that bought it off Ollie. Was a very nice car.

Not at all mate, you know I love you regardless X

Ah, I'm with you now :)

Nope, 2118's are 15's only on the clios.

What sidemounts and subframes did you use for the seat?

Yes! The maps ones are half the price! They are the same grade, so why pay more?

It sat perfect on those wheels and the sun really captured the attic blue in that pic.

This car is one of all time faves on here.

@RDH I always loved this pic!

Tbh mate as long as the thread is m12 x 1.5 and whatever desired length, it doesn't have to be clio titled. I have them on my watch list for a vw I think as the thread is the same. I have some 271 loctite too at work which is medium strength. I thought it would be good to use, but wanted to...

@masekwm This was what I was looking at. Still high tensile and half the price, plus comes in various lengths. Are they 10.9 or 12.9? Also, what strength loctite did you use?

Is that a clubsport seat?

http://www.cliosport.net/threads/dr-jekylls-ph1-172-progress-thread.723270/page-25 No pics of screws/self tapers but it does show how it fits.

Yes, screws. Well I actually used self tapers but it's all the same thing. No glue needed. I'll see if I can post some pics.

And some more pics of seats at different angles? I vaguely remember you paying £300 but couldn't remember for what.

Dan can you link me to all the parts you have for the seats please, if you get a moment? Seats, subrames, harnesses, side mounts, plates, etc. I'm a bit confused on what's needed to get it all.

Any updates? @Darius

Where did you get the rear carpet from? Also any pics of the scenic shifter fitted?