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Thanks guys, yes I understand the mounting of it may be an issue, but i've found a holder that has windscreen and vent attachements, so I can try both. Failing that I will just get the mrs to hold it! It will be connected to the aux in anyway so will be able to hear it!
I have an iPad 2 wifi + 3g.
Does anyone use an iPad as GPS in the car? If so does it work well? Would it be better with an external GPS receiver?
What's the best Navigation App to use?
Thanks
Chris
What is the saying...........
'a fool and his money are easily parted'
just kidding mate, it's a real shame but unfortunately people can't be trusted. You need to get proof of these things.
I use Mintex pads on mine, they were about £40. They are fine for road use. You could get Pagid pads, again oe quality at a lower price.
Or you could speak to G.172 (I think that's his name) as I believe he can supply Brembo pads at a good price.
My advice would be:
1) Post in the right section. There is a brakes section under ClioSport technical.
2) Do a search, this will have been covered many times.
Do you want standard pads or uprated? Do you do any track work?
PSA lumps arent they? If so they should be very clean burning. The use a DPF system that 'catches' the crap and burns it off every so often.
The 136ps 2.0 lump I used to have in my Pug 307 NEVER EVER smoked in general use. Out neighbour has an SMAX with the same engine and it also is very...
I have a small (6 litre) compressor. I just used that on low pressure (about 20-30psi moved them no problem).
I've heard it can be done with a foot pump or similar, but i'm not sure how.
Here was this weekend project, I'm just writing a 'how to guide' which will be up later this evening. For now here is some before/afters
Before, lots of chips in the paint and ruined dust seals
After, better paint and new seals
Ignore the budget tyre!!
Keep an eye out...