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Yes, but the centre bore on mazda is smaller I think, therefore will be hard to get it to fit and not be 100% safe, although it should be fine.
(although, the mazda bore may be larger, in which case no! Clio is 60.1mm bore)
They are expensive though mate, if you get one, make sure its had loads of new bits!
I rebushed the back end of mine, some bushes, arms and bolts was £300!
Seriously, a DC2 will be cheaper to insure, more space inside, nicer looking in my opinion, and shows that you arent gay...(even though...
I'd do 500 miles nice and steady, then get it warmed up properly and thrash it.
Proven that engines driven hard from the start make very good power compared to 'well treated' ones.
Luke, need to show you mine properly sometime, I'd go for a DC2 over the civic if you're after an old jap box to be honest.
Personally, keep the 182...
Fletcher you cant cheat by parking on a slope!
I could park my dads van upto a pile of slabs and say it's 'slammed' using that theory!
Flat surfaces only or GTFO ;)
Yozza is the only way to go.
With the cat on it's awesome, not too loud when you're chilling out driving, but plenty of goodness on the loud pedal. Miss mine.
With a decat however, anti social is not the world, pulling off slowly used to set car alarms off, did sound awesome when I went for a...
Honda people are friggin wierd. Completely different enthusiasm mentality compared to Renaults, far too uptight! Same as VW.....
Decent pictures though!
H&R's will need camber correction bolts really, and while your at it go for some solid top mounts for the front.
Although if you go for AST adjustable top mounts, I think they have enough camber adjustment for you to forget about the camber bolts, best to ring Curtis up at Powerstation.
Mine were so crashy/stiff/skippy on the car on the rear, but so much dive on the front. They shouldnt have been fooked either, were 4 months old when i bought them with apparently 4-5k miles use on them.
Agree though, get a feel of each set-up as they suit completely different driving styles...
As Warren said, depends on driving.
I found my H&R's way too soft on the front, and way too hard on the rear.
Reading about the Bilsteins seem the proper ones to go for over any set-upbut I havent used them.
Just ordered Russ, missed your post!!
I'll see how I go with it, might tag one of those on with the next order.
Proper skinted though, this month im buying this rotary, van insurance and a respray on the Teg along with my usual bills, mortgage etc!