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They're probably be fine on RS models due to the 4th mount on the gearbox but the idle vibration will drive you up the wall for not enough benefits. The standard mounts are soft for a reason and theres nothing wrong with them as long as they're in good nick imo.
Agree with Has and scotty here 100% been with them since the start and have never had a problem with their service at all. I'd rather eat my left testicle than go to ADSL it just doesn't touch it. On 10mb here and get that 99.9% of the time if the other server can hack it.
The ones i've got in my meg are amped and they're ten times better than when they were running off the headunit, i've made an adapter up to connect the amp back into the original speaker iso connector (know its not ideal at all) so to get around the wiring side of things.
Performance wise they're pointless as the rears do so little braking, not a bad price though. The cheapest you'll find renault rear discs with the bearings and rings on that I know of is £130 or so.
Water pump should be fine its only the 1.2 ones that fail commonly afaik, aux belt will want renewing as they should only be tensioned once. That cambelt kit looks kosher to me.
Jack the car up and put it on stands on the sills at the back, take the weight of the rear beam off the shocks with the jack. Then remove both lower shock bolts and lower the jack, the beam will drop away from the car allowing you to easily change the springs over. Reverse to refit, lower bolts...
You'll be fine as long as they're turned off. And even if they weren't they're designed so that the cable is ejected from the ballast as you turn it to release it, they don't store anything enough to give you a belt.
75w80 is what should be used and do not deviate from it.
The elf tranself stuff from renault would be fine either of these would be too:
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-723-castrol-epx75w-80-gear-oil.aspx...