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clever cloggs eh? ;) it doesn't work like that, i see what you're getting at but you haven't turned the engine over 1 complete 4 stroke cycle
720degrees crank rotation = 360 degree cam rotation
so 360degree crank rotation = 180 degree cam rotation
the groove in the gearbox end of the cams is offset from centre, should be obvious, with piston 1 at TDC (box end) the grooves should be parallel and both grooves should be below the line where the rocker cover meets the head, i bet they're 180degrees out IE - the gooves are above the centre line
you can only get the HT leads as a complete set from renault at around £100 the set! everyone uses magnecores at approx £65 the set
gaskets are fine to reuse, just don't over tighten the plenum chamber (the bit with renault sport on it) just nip the bolts up
if you as the driver "out drive" the pads then of course they're going to be NFG to you
the DS2500 is the standard pad for track day go-ers, a starting point if you will, but the better you become, the faster you become, the later you'll brake = more abuse on the brakes = you need to go up to...