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i went thru 2 then bought a 172 one and put powerflex polly bushes in it (Avalible from k-tec) 2nd best mod ive done after suspension. £30 something i payed for the 172 mount and fits straight on.
depends how much balls each driver has in bends.
keep the 1.2 above 3,500-4000k in the bends and it would have the edge over the extra torque that the dci has to pull out bends. in my opinion
i know for a fact mine could go round a twisty track pretty quick but its very well set up and no...
i have a low spec ie no fogs, trip computer, auto lights etc etc but i have wiring for fog lights, does that mean my new fogs will work when wired up and new stalk etc?
cheers
mine didnt feel any different even the 2nd before it happened then there was a loud knock and it felt like the 2 front wheels locked for half a second then it jumped out of gear, i thought what was that, exhaust note doubled and couldnt get it into gear (could feel the engine swinging back and...
i left a cv joint for 2 months before replacing it, but it ate the gearbox before i got round to it, needed the following parts
gearbox - £150 2nd hand
driveshaft - £100 from renault
dogbone mount - £35 (£40 on top of that for polly bushes for it i think i payed)
cat - (when mount snapped it...
dogbone mount, mine used to do it coming upto a roundabout near here when i hit a drain not good when your hard on the brakes doing a ton trying to get it down to 70 in time for hte roundabout
my dad doesnt have a car beat that lol, if he needs to drive he USED to drive mine but dont think he liked buying me a new alloy and paying to get the tracking done again lol
mum has a 1.2 16v clio learner car complete with L plates and sign on top! well she did untill i put it into limp mode...
^ yep, i like to put a jack under the engine to stop it moving when you take the old one off, makes it easyer to bolt it back in as you dont need to rock the engine to get the bolt to line up, maby thats just me tho (or my car!)
nailing round the tight curve on the stirling services roundabout at 80mph in the summer and watching the guy in the corsa sport do a 180 spin trying to keep up!
ive got 195/50/15 on standard dynamique wheels down 60mm and if you look at the rear arch liner they do catch, and they catch the rear damper on one side too, dont hear it though so its nothing majour.